Using the correct plant will give you the entry for Aguria, in addition to three new fungi: Bishop's Parasol, Glowhorn and Fool's Midnight. This plant is recognised by its small dark red flowers (though their inner walls are yellow), all of which drop down from the stem. Verona Green will come to see you, telling you to go to the ritual's place. But where is that? Well, there's one letter about the Woken Dendrew marking the spot: This one looks like your stereotypical image of a mushroom: curved grayish stems that lead to six red rounded caps. If you want to help, open the travel menu ('The Will to Explore') and get to their location, in coordinates J17, which are, just as said: "(...) deep in Griezdale Forest, a mile from the lake shore across from Torver".

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Input that code in the drawer, and a hidden compartment will open! From it, grab the two Book entries, the card for 'Robert Barrow's Medicinal Herbology', Gosforth coin and a letter explaining how the Bryer's Disk works (kinda late there).Several thin pointy leaves, of a green colour. The flower meanwhile, is a barely open (strong) red bulb, out of which two stamen with yellow ends come out. It has small curved leaves. There's honestly nothing else that may help you identify the Common Trouse. Woodland Trust (Enterprises) Limited, registered in England (No. 2296645), is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Woodland Trust. Registered office: Kempton Way, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 6LL. Close Inspection: "It is quite easy to cut oneself on the jagged leaves, as I have just found out".