In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt[ | ]
| Bryonia | |
|---|---|
 Used in alchemy | |
| Description | |
Inventory/slot |
Alchemy and crafting |
Category |
Common item |
Type |
Alchemy ingredient |
Source |
 Grows wild
|
Base price |
2 
|
Price to buy |
5
|
Price to sell |
1
|
Weight |
0 
|
Bryonia is used in the following formulae:
- The Decoctions of the Grasses
- Enhanced draconid oil
- Superior draconid oil
- Enhanced dragon's dream
- Superior dragon's dream
- Forktail decoction
- Griffin decoction
- Enhanced hybrid oil
- Superior thunderbolt
- Vermilion
- Enhanced White Raffard's decoction
- Superior White Raffard's decoction
In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings[ | ]
| Bryonia | |
|---|---|
 Alchemy ingredient. Contains caelum | |
| Description | |
Category |
Common |
Type |
Alchemical ingredient |
Contains |
|
Source |
Grows wild / purchase |
Price to buy |
19 / 24 
|
Price to sell |
2
|
Weight |
 0
|
Bryonia grows wild, usually on cave walls and rock surfaces. While this plant grows wild and is quite abundant, it can also be purchased from the following merchants:
- Anezka in Lobinden
- Vilmos Bartok in Flotsam
- Mottle outside Vergen
- Sambor in the camp followers' encampment
- Myron in the Kaedweni camp
- Relic peddler in the Kaedweni camp
- Felicia Cori in Vergen or Loc Muinne
- The Incredible Lockhart in Loc Muinne
- Marcus in Loc Muinne
In The Witcher computer game[ | ]
| Bryonia | |
|---|---|
 Bryonia | |
| Description | |
Type |
Plant extract |
Contains |
 
|
Price to buy |
21 
|
Price to sell |
4
|
ID |
it_ingr_067
|
The stems of the bryonia are used in alchemy. It is a plant which grows in wastelands.
Sources[ | ]
- After completing the Daily Bread quest, Geralt can give any meat food to the elves in and around the cave. Any elf inside the cave at night will unlock Han and mandrake root in return. The elf who stays outside of the cave even at night will give entries for Honeysuckle and Bryonia instead.
- One of many "Old peasant women" in Murky Waters will give Geralt entries for Verbena, Hop umbels, and finally Bryonia in exchange for "something sweet" (Candy and Sugardolls work) each time.
- Plants of Barren Lands
- In the "Side Effects" premium module: Bryonia
Notes[ | ]
- Bryonia has 12 species under its name in the real world. Herbal medicine and Homeopathy have found uses for some of them. They belong to the gourd family (Cucurbitaceae) and all parts of these plants can be considered poisonous. The juice of the red or black berries can cause a severe rash on the skin.
- Bryony (+ variants) was a popular 18th century given name.