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[[File:NocticScene.png|thumb| The leaves of the Noctic-Rabrev are highly toxic.  Consuming them raw can result in the onset of symptoms associated with malignant vampirism.]]
[[File:NocticScene.png|thumb| The leaves of the Noctic-Rabrev are highly toxic.  Consuming them raw can result in the onset of symptoms associated with malignant vampirism.]]
An entheogenic species of shrub which is found exclusively in the wetlands surrounding [[Lake Morovia]] and the central [[Strait of Haifa]], and which is peculiar insofar as it draws energy from darkness rather than from sunlight, [[Noctic-Rabrev]] has long been cultivated by producers of alcohol along the Strait of Haifa, who often incorporate its flowers into their homemade [[Port of Jogi|beers,]] wines, and spirits.   
Noctic-Rabrev is a type of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thistle thistle] which is found exclusively in the wetlands surrounding [[Lake Morovia]] and the central [[Strait of Haifa]], which is characterized by a long, blue-green stem that is covered in tiny, hair-like thorns, large, orange flowers, and by large triangular leaves which are covered in thorns similar to those found along the stem.  This species, which possesses entheogenic properties, plays a central role in many of the region's dark, indigenous religions.
 
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Revision as of 19:06, 13 June 2018

File:NocticScene.png
The leaves of the Noctic-Rabrev are highly toxic. Consuming them raw can result in the onset of symptoms associated with malignant vampirism.

Noctic-Rabrev is a type of thistle which is found exclusively in the wetlands surrounding Lake Morovia and the central Strait of Haifa, which is characterized by a long, blue-green stem that is covered in tiny, hair-like thorns, large, orange flowers, and by large triangular leaves which are covered in thorns similar to those found along the stem. This species, which possesses entheogenic properties, plays a central role in many of the region's dark, indigenous religions.

Ecology

Uses

Legality