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Fabled Foliage

Monthly Tea Feature Box Set | 3 oz Green tea Blend

$30.00

For April's Fabled Foliage, we present Pricklepea, green tea with raspberry and hibiscus! It's is a juicy, tart, green tea blend that is great to warm up during a chilly spring morning or drink iced on a sunny spring afternoon. Low Caffeine.

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Each Fabled Foliage box includes:

• 3 oz. of our monthly featured loose leaf tea or tisane
• Collectible numbered realm card (x/800)
• Collectible vinyl realm sticker
• 5E spell card (this month is Sticks and Stones!).
• Full set of polyhedral dice.
Each 1st of the month, we introduce a new loose leaf feature and extras. Once we sell out, that's it until next month!

Pricklepea • Attracting a number of scientists and arcanists over the years because of its unique ecosystem, tales say the Craterwood holds as many different fruits as there are grains in the Kryziran desert beyond the trees.
One of the more popular discoveries to come from the desert forest is the pricklepea: a small and sweet pink berry that grows on spiny shrubs along the outside of the Craterwood, almost serving as a floral symbol of the transition from soil to sand.

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Low Caffeine • Ingredients: Organic green tea, organic raspberry, organic hibiscus flowers, organic raspberry flavor

To brew, add 1 tbsp (5g) of tea per 8 fl oz. (235g) water at 180˚F (82˚C). Steep for 3 minutes and enjoy! This brew is delicate with subtle nutty and floral flavors.

April's Spell: Sticks and Stones

3rd Level Conjuration
Casting Time: 1 action
Range/Area: 60-feet
Components: V, S, M
Duration: Instantaneous

You conjure dozens of small pieces of natural debris and cause them to barrage up to two target creatures within range that you can see. The creatures must make a Dexterity saving throw, taking 8d6 damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. If you cast this in forest terrain, the creatures have disadvantage on their saving throws.
When casting, you may choose to conjure rocks, leaves, or twigs. Depending on what you choose to create, the target creatures are subject to different types of damage:
• Rocks deal magical bludgeoning damage.
• Leaves deal magical slashing damage.
• Twigs deal magical piercing damage.You may choose different types of debris for each target creature.
At Higher Levels • When you cast this spell using a spell slot of 4th level or higher, increase the damage by 1d6 for each spell slot above 3rd.
Material • A handful of pricklepeas.

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Delicious tea and beautiful dice

The tea is really tasty. The green tea and the tangy raspberry and hibiscus go so well together. I also appreciate the instructions call for one tablespoon instead of a teaspoon because I like my tea to be one the stronger side.

The dice are very beautiful and remind me of spring. I like the font too.

Love it!

DND and Tea are two of my favorite things. To have them both together makes me so happy! Every session, I make a pot of tea for myself and my friends, and this subscription makes and already fun event even more fun! It is a little pricey for what you’re actually getting, which is why I’m rating it four stars and not five, but I intend to keep my subscription for as long as this aggravating inflation lets me!

Pricklepea is Tea-licious!

I treated myself as a birthday gift and this tea did not disappoint! It's very raspberry-forward, in a way that has me dreaming of summer. It's complimented by the green tea - that flavor is less forward, but it balances the brightness of the berry and contributes to creating the feeling of eating raspberries straight off the bush in the warm morning sun with your ankles damp from dewy grass.

Pricklepea Paradise

The raspberry hibiscus green tea this month is absolutely delicious, and I love the dice and info cards/art that came with it.

Absolutely delicious

I am so thankful I decided to get the PricklePea. I'm actually drinking it as I write this review! The MTW discord community hyped it up enough that I had to continue purchasing. Now I'm going to regularly be getting this blend for my D&D sessions that look like are going to be continuing long term. I love the MWT fam.