Bloodmoss

Botanical study by Herbalist Thalia Greenweave

Classification: Medicinal Moss
Habitat: Damp caves and northern forests
Rarity: Uncommon

Description

This deep crimson moss clings to rocks in shadowed places where water seeps through stone. Its name derives not from any sinister property, but from its remarkable ability to staunch bleeding. Warriors and hunters prize it as essential equipment for any expedition.

Properties

Applied directly to wounds, Bloodmoss causes immediate clotting. The moss releases compounds that accelerate the body natural healing processes. It also possesses mild antiseptic qualities, reducing the chance of wound corruption.

Preparation

Bloodmoss requires no preparation for emergency use - simply pack it directly onto bleeding wounds. For planned application, dry the moss and grind it into powder that can be stored indefinitely. Rehydrate with clean water before use.