Bluebell Mushroom

Bluebell mushrooms are a type of fungi which are commonly found growing open, grassy fields. They have tall, bell-shaped caps with a small nipple-like protrusion at the tip, and are creamy brown in colour with dark blue-purple spores. They are native to the coastal regions of the Southern Threshold and southern Blessed Isle.

The mushrooms can be eaten fresh or dried, or brewed into a blue-tinted tea. They have potent psychoactive effects.

Bluebell mushrooms are often confused with he similar but entirely non-psychoactive Bellcap Mushroom.