Bellcap Mushroom

Bellcap 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 brown spores. They are native to the coastal regions of the Southern Threshold and southern Blessed Isle.

Like many mushrooms, Bellcaps are often consumed by poor peasants due to providing a meaty texture and flavour when actual meat is to pricey to afford. Unfortunately the mushrooms are nearly indistinguishable from the highly psychoactive Bluebell Mushroom native to the same region.