Potion of somnolence

Description
The concentrated liquid that composed a potion of somnolence created a puff of white mist once the vial is uncorked. It strongly smelled like blackberries.

Powers
The potion of somnolence was an incredibly powerful and addictive substance. Just one sip of the highly deluded soporific liquid (one drop of the potion in a vial-full of drinking water)  was enough to send the user off to slumber in less time than it takes to count down from ten. A typical dosage was just one mouthful and it was enough to last several hours.

History
Around 1396 DR Japheth Donard used a dangerously concentrated potion of somnolence to create a sleeping-aid-like elixir to help Anusha Marhana, a young spell-scarred human noble, to access her unusual power of projecting a ghost-like astral form in times of danger. The ability was only triggered during sleep.

Appearances

 * Plague of Spells