Fantasy flora for your D&D game (d6 options)

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[pirataria-sempre-é-correta]

carnivore plant mimics, they look almost the same to the untrained eye, when an adventurer opens the chest, they trigger the hairs and it snaps shut with them in it

[kenners]

Dock leaves, when placed into water make a sturdy structure you can walk on and tie a boat to

[jameskehoe]

Volcano berry, I introduced it as a reason for vibrant colours in a mart area only to have an NPC use it to make the party think she could summon lava from her hand two sessions later

[mb]

Good advice, look to Piers Anthony's Xanth series, lots of magical plants, animals, and even insects with interesting cross-ups. Snap-dragon flowers that are actual tiny dragon heads that bite anything too close. Horse-flies are tiny winged horse insects. That sort of thing.

[dalmetherian]

Fantasy worlds have to have internal not real consistency.

[TheGreazyGrind]

Oh REALLY? I didn’t know fantasy was made the fuck up