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| Henbane Ingredient |
Thirst: +20% Pain Resistance: +5% (60 t) Intoxication Change: +0.1% (60 t) 25% chance to cause Battle Rage. The chance increases up to 100% depending on Intoxication. |
This extremely poisonous plant is a part of many healing powders and infusions. Some people even add it to their beer... To make the drinking merrier, so to speak.  6 |
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Interesting Facts
- The description refers to the fact that in the Middle Ages henbane seeds were widely used in Germany to enhance the heady effect of drinks. But there were so many cases of poisoning from beer with henbane that the government issued a special decree prohibiting the addition of henbane seeds to beer.
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