Plants

Dawnshade berries

 * The berries were a very good painkiller, but they would become toxic if you ate too many of them. Ch. 30

Toadbirch bark

 * The bark had a painkiller property too, but most importantly it would also reduce the inflammation. Ch. 30

Bloodmold

 * this particular mold would, in fact, grow pretty well if applied on a suppurating wound, eating away the infection. Ch. 30

Lucor Tree

 * it was commonly called the Sweet Death by the denizens of the forest. It bore delicious fruits, whose smell was absolutely enticing to the point of being intoxicating, and whose nectar, while not technically poisonous, had a narcotic effect so strong that a single drop could send even a fully grown orc into a coma on the spot. The tree would then extend its roots into the unconscious victim, draining them of every nutrient and making more fruits to attract even more prey. Ch. 85
 * However, a goblin tribe had discovered that by watering down Lucor nectar and letting it brew for a few weeks they could make a delicious liquor, which retained just enough of its narcotic properties to induce a strong sense of euphoria. Ch. 85
 * a small field of vegetables that looked like a mix between melons and pumpkins, only of a pale pink colour. Those fruits were incredibly big and plump, surrounded by emerald green leaves and vines, and small, yellow flowers

Bomber Tree

 * a rare and peculiar plant that could be found in the depth of the Caligare Forest. That was one of the most deadly vegetables of the forest, since its fruits were highly explosive and the tree would drop them at the first sign of danger. Ch. 110
 * fruits that are dried up are safer to handle but also weaker. Fresh fruit will explode with any sudden impact. Ch. 110
 * They look like Pomegranates Ch. 110