Batwing was most likely used in spells such as Summon Creature, Confusion Blast and Devastation. Now, its full use is narrowed to the opposite of life and creature magic – necromancy. Where reagents like Ginseng, Blood Moss and Spider Silk serve the purpose in a more precious form, utilizing an ancient form a magic called Thaumaturgy – they borrowed both ideas and reagents from other magic rituals most akin to healing. Batwing is quite the opposite…
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Blood Moss
Blood Moss is considered a common Reagent and is found scattered on the ground in swamps and marshlands, but can also be found in other places just not in such concentrated quantities. It can also be purchased from NPC Vendors who sell Reagents. A reddish-brown fungus known to focus the qualities of speed, animation and locomotion.
Daemon Blood is a common reagent drawn from the lifeless corpses of daemons and daemon-kin. The more powerful the daemon, the more blood will be attained after its death. Garlic
Garlic is a readily available, common reagent found throughout Sosaria. Few kitchens in Britannia are without this humble allium. Legends of its protective powers extend back through the mists of time, and in modern magical practice it is used in spells which protect the caster or a target and ward off or dispel a danger or evil. For purposes of magic, the bulb of the plant is washed, peeled and ground into a paste.
Ginseng
Ginseng is another common, plant-based reagent found scattered throughout the realm. As a magical reagent, ginseng focuses the powers of healing and enhancement. However, its bitterness belies its restorative nature. Before it can be used in magic ritual, the root of the plant should be boiled in the freshest water, cooled and brought back to a boil in fresh water no less than forty times. With the last boiling, it is transformed into a heavy, strong-smelling syrup.