Maiden Tea

Properties

Origin & Source

Predominantly found in secluded forest regions or mountainous valleys, often cultivated by herbalists or local alchemists for trade.

History & Usage

Everyday use

Taken monthly by individuals seeking non-magical contraception, with effects lasting for around 30 days.

Industrial Use

Harvested for alchemical preparations in teas and tonics, occasionally used in potions for hormonal balance.

Hazards

Overuse can lead to nausea, dizziness, reduced fertility, or becoming sterile. Unripe leaves can be toxic if ingested.

Odor

Mildly herbal, with a faint citrus-like aroma

Taste

Slightly bitter with a hint of earthiness and subtle floral undertones

Color

Light amber when brewed, with dark green leaves

Common State

Grown from the Moonleaf Shrub, a hardy, low-growing plant with silver-veined leaves and small lavender flowers.

Related Species

• Moonleaf Shrub