Between the Tribunal Schools, magickal governments, and a couple wars, magick is enriched with so much history and culture.
Although it is hidden from the mortal world, magicians have played a part in nearly every step of the way.
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Throughout the ages, Mother Nature has provided organic methods to practice magick. From sand to rainwater, witches across the globe have manipulated natural materials into providing for their magick. The following is an alphabetical list of some popular resources and their uses. This is not a complete list. If you'd like a complete list, you'd have to go buy a horticulture book.
Aloe
Used for healing, protection, and purity spells. Also great for sunburn.
Ash
It is said that burning an ash log for Yule promises prosperity in the new year. Also used in protection and luck spells.
Baby's Breath
Used for purity, new beginnings, and protection spells. Also highly representative of fresh, new love.
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Bamboo
Intended primarily for good luck, protection against evil spirits and hex breaking. However, it also is representative of long, healthy lives.
Basil
Good for the attraction of wealth and success. It is also popular for some of its banishment properties.
Belladonna
HIGHLY POISONOUS - used for curses, hexes, and poisons. Students aren't allowed to use it.
Bloodroot
Especially popular for its ability to bring peace amongst family and wellbeing in a home. Dried and crushed bloodroot is a good substitute for actual blood.
Bluebell
Excellent for truth spells, mourning the dead, and preventing nightmares.
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