Vines of Bacchus

The vines of Bacchus are a rare delicacy, plump and cheerful, with colorful flowers and a heady aroma. When mashed, they form a rainbow paste that goes well in salads and can induce a prophetic haze in those who smoke it. Their most valued effect is that they taste foul beyond belief to anyone who wishes harm on the people around them, which means they are useful for rooting out loyalist infiltrators in a freehold

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Anatomy

The vines are plump and cheerful, giving them a healthy and vibrant appearance. The presence of colorful flowers further contributes to their visual appeal, making them stand out. The plant emits a strong and intoxicating scent and this aroma likely enhances the overall experience of being around the vines. The fruit of the vines are small, round and give off a soft, radiant light of their own that can only truly be appreciated once the sun has set. This glow slowly fades with the sunlight or around artificial sources of light.