A funky bright-green tonic that bubbles faintly and hums when shaken. Great for bruises and bad moods.

A tin of iridescent salve that leaves tiny floral prints on the skin. Popular with traveling performers and gardeners.

A battered leather roll full of salves and neat bandages. Marl keeps a few of these on the counter, stained with neon petals.

A satchel with mortar, pestle, jars, and a battered book of local plant notes. Smells faintly of lemon and sandalwood.

A bitter, clear liquid kept in a narrow phial. Marl keeps one behind the register for customers prone to snakes or bad tavern stew.

A small vial of shimmering, perfumed water. Perfect for blessing a campsite or dealing with unwelcome undead visitors.

A fist-sized bundle of common herbs: mint, chamomile, lavender, and a few local funkroot leaves. Cheap and useful.

Thin sticks that smell of smoke, citrus, and old vinyl. Locals swear they keep wolves from following a trail.

A single luminescent seed wrapped in a sticker that reads 'Plant me where the music aches.' Very popular as a novelty.

A bottle of floral-infused oil used in many of Marl's salves. Smells faintly of roses and cinnamon.

A wearable row of pouches filled with petals and tiny seeds. It jingles softly when the wearer moves in rhythm.