In the latest session I ran, my players attended the wedding of one of their friends.

In the latest session I ran, my players attended the wedding of one of their friends.

In the latest session I ran, my players attended the wedding of one of their friends. At the end, the bride tossed a bouquet (13 flowers, natch) of Tycherosi roses, which pricked two players before landing safely in the hands of a third. Tycherosi roses naturally emit red bio-luminescence (the rarest color) from their petals, have very sharp thorns, and can live forever even after being picked as long as you sprinkle just a few drops of blood on their thorns once every week or so. The Leech recalled a (false) rumor that if you planted one in a freshly-dead corpse, it would grow throughout the body and bring it to “life” like some kind of morbid puppet. What are some other rumors about Tycherosi roses?

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  1. Tea made from roses with an odd number of petals works as a powerful aphrodisiac. Tea from roses with an even number of petals is quite poisonous.

    This is the origin of “He loves me/he loves me not”.

  2. If you brew a tea made from the petals, no demon can harm you while you drink it… until the tea gets cold or you finish the cup, whatever comes first.

    Do NOT offer a sip to the demon.

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