Mandrake Set
Step into the lingering quiet of Francine Ville’s forgotten workshop (or perhaps that of her mandrake double) with the Mandrake Set. These timeless pieces once lined the walls of a spellcaster’s hidden study, where herbs were brewed, crystals cut, and secrets quietly hummed in the dark. Now restored and emptied of their mysteries, the Mandrake Collection invites a new generation of creators, healers, and dreamers to fill its shelves once more.
The Mandrake Set features a collection of cabinets and crafting tables that fit seamlessly together and perfectly complement the Realm of Magic expansion pack.
Mandrake Empty Cabinet: Once filled with tomes of mandrake research and half-finished enchantments, this cabinet now stands empty, though some say it hums faintly when the moon is full. Perhaps it's original owner, spellcaster Francine Ville, didn’t take all her secrets with her to Sulani after all… or maybe her mandrake doppelgänger still likes to tidy up.
Mandrake Empty Corner Cabinet: Tucked neatly into corners where light barely reaches, this cabinet once held the more discreet experiments of its owner, spellcaster Francine Ville, the ones even her mandrake double wasn’t meant to see. Empty now, it still hums softly at night, as if remembering secrets best kept in the shadows.
Mandrake Shelf: Mounted high where dust and daylight rarely meet, this shelf once displayed Francine Ville’s prized mandrake roots, or perhaps the mandrake’s prized Francine roots. Empty now, it still gives off a faint herbal scent, as if waiting for something to sprout again.
Mandrake Apothecary Table: This sturdy workstation was the domain of a meticulous herbalist known for blending knowledge and intuition in equal measure. Or... was it her mandrake doppelgänger who was so finely attuned to nature’s remedies? Once covered in tinctures, notes, and neatly labeled vials, it now stands ready for the next generation of healers.
Mandrake Gemology Table: This crafting table once belonged to a powerful spellcaster obsessed with harnessing the arcane attributes of crystals. It still bears the faint marks of her countless experiments in gem cutting and elemental refinement. Perhaps a new generation will once again use this bench to craft the most enchanting of decorations.
Tip: If you’re looking for some magical clutter items to fill the empty shelves, I highly recommend Spellbound Clutter and Apothecary Clutter by Brazen Lotus
Requirements:
The cabinets require the Realm of Magic pack.
The apothecary table requires the Enchanted by Nature pack.
The gemology table requires the Crystal Creations pack.
