Herbalist's Primer

Herbalist's Primer is a system-agnostic tabletop roleplaying sourcebook that brings real-world magical plants into fantasy and modern campaigns.

Designed for Game Masters, writers, and world-builders, this full-color hardcover blends ethnobotany, folklore, occult lore, green witchcraft, and science into table-ready material. Its 100 illustrated plant entries include botanical details, common names, scale references, and practical notes on culinary, medicinal, magical, and poisonous properties when applicable. The book also includes lore chapters on botany, herb gathering, preparation, alchemy, poisons, antidotes, and more, plus recipes, plot hooks, quest ideas, and tools for creating original magical plants. With 360 pages of organized reference material, it works as both a campaign tool and an in-world artifact for herbalists, druids, alchemists, healers, and poisoners. Available now at Boarding School Games—cultivate stranger adventures.

Key features

* System-agnostic tabletop roleplaying sourcebook
* Full-color hardcover with 360 pages
* Covers 100 illustrated real-world magical plants
* Includes botany, herb gathering, alchemy, poison, and antidote material
* Features recipes, tables, plot hooks, quest ideas, and plant-creation tools
With its practical tables covering magical properties, astronomical correspondences, and the language of flowers, *Herbalist's Primer* is a rich resource for any campaign, whether rooted in reality or full of fantasy.

Available now at Boarding School Games, this full-color hardcover will deepen your storytelling with the rich history and magic of the plant world.

Key features:
- 100 illustrated, detailed descriptions of real-world magical plants with medicinal, culinary, and mystical uses
- Short lore chapters on botany, herb preparation, alchemy, poisons, and more
- In-world recipes for magical and medicinal concoctions, steeped in ancient occult lore
- Tools for creating original magical plants, plot hooks, and quests
- Tables of plant properties, astronomical correspondences, and the language of flowers, plus a botanical Latin primer