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<blockquote data-quote="Lily Inverse" data-source="post: 229217" data-attributes="member: 4594">First up. . . .A repost of something a friend posted to the boardsHulberryThe Hulberry (also known as the Fuddleberry or Virgin's Bane) is a unique plant that contains a natural aphrodesiac. Thought to have been created by a wizard many years ago, it apparently escaped by cross-pollinating with wild blueberries and now grows in mountainous regions throughout the land. Hulberries resemble blueberries in size and shape, though they are a rich red color that deepens as they become ripe. They have a pleasantly tart flavor and may be used in jellies, juices, pies and other desserts.Eaten raw, the berries make it easier for a character to become Aroused. The effect is similar to a poison, with an onset period of approximately one hour after ingestion. Instead of taking damage, however, the affected character receives a penalty to their Will save for purposes of resisting arousal checks. The effect is generally mild, -2 or so per &quot;dose&quot; (roughly one handful).Hulberry Wine: This potent drink, favored by the elves, combines the effects of hulberries with those of alcohol. Thus, anyone drinking hulberry wine will start to become aroused at the same time they begin to lose their inhibitions. Overindulging in Hulberry Wine is not advised unless one is not easily embarrassed.Due to the increased potency of Hulberry wine, affected characters receive a -3 to their will save for the purpose of resisting arousal checks. Furthermore, the wine itself forces an arousal check every few minutes (more often as the character drinks more) and characters are also faced with the consequences of being drunk as per d20 rules.There you go. Comments and the like are welcome, of course.-- Spoffy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lily Inverse, post: 229217, member: 4594"] [b]First up. . . .[/b] A repost of something a friend posted to the boards Hulberry The Hulberry (also known as the Fuddleberry or Virgin's Bane) is a unique plant that contains a natural aphrodesiac. Thought to have been created by a wizard many years ago, it apparently escaped by cross-pollinating with wild blueberries and now grows in mountainous regions throughout the land. Hulberries resemble blueberries in size and shape, though they are a rich red color that deepens as they become ripe. They have a pleasantly tart flavor and may be used in jellies, juices, pies and other desserts. Eaten raw, the berries make it easier for a character to become Aroused. The effect is similar to a poison, with an onset period of approximately one hour after ingestion. Instead of taking damage, however, the affected character receives a penalty to their Will save for purposes of resisting arousal checks. The effect is generally mild, -2 or so per "dose" (roughly one handful). Hulberry Wine: This potent drink, favored by the elves, combines the effects of hulberries with those of alcohol. Thus, anyone drinking hulberry wine will start to become aroused at the same time they begin to lose their inhibitions. Overindulging in Hulberry Wine is not advised unless one is not easily embarrassed. Due to the increased potency of Hulberry wine, affected characters receive a -3 to their will save for the purpose of resisting arousal checks. Furthermore, the wine itself forces an arousal check every few minutes (more often as the character drinks more) and characters are also faced with the consequences of being drunk as per d20 rules. There you go. Comments and the like are welcome, of course. -- Spoffy [/QUOTE]

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