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Mandrake is a poisonous plant whose humanoid-shaped roots have many magical properties. The necropolis of Fen Carn is said to have an unusually large "population" of female mandrake plants. Notable among mandrake's many alchemical uses is its use in the potion that maintains the longevity of sorcerers, preventing further ageing (but not restoring lost youth).[1]

Encyclopaedia Maxima Mundi entry

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The Witcher

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The root of the mandrake plant is poisonous, but exhibits magical properties.

Source

  • After completing the Daily Bread quest, Geralt can give any meat food to the "Elf" NPCs in and around the cave. Any Elf inside the cave at night will unlock Han and Mandrake root in return. The Elf who stays outside of the cave even at night will give entries for Honeysuckle and Bryonia instead.
  • Ritual Plants

Notes

The Witcher: Versus

Players can now pay "real world" money to buy mandrake (mandrake), which can be used within the game to buy alchemical items like potions, etc. Players who participate in special Versus events can also win mandrake.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

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While this plant grows wild and is quite abundant, it can also be purchased. Merchants who sell white myrtle include:

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Template:Infoboxitem3Mandrake root is an alchemy ingredient that does not grow in many places. It is needed to craft the following items:

Notes & references

  1. Chapter 9 of Season of Storms
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