Appearance
A small flower with five blue petals, its colour deepening in the rain.
Growth & Habitat
Keepsake grows along stream banks and damp paths, its flowers leaning close together even where there is room to spread.
Keepsake flowers through spring, lingering into summer where the ground stays cool and damp.
Uses & Customs
People give Keepsake to someone leaving, often pressing a flower between the pages of a letter.
At the Pleste, people give priests pressed Keepsake flowers, asking them to remember what they hear.
History & Lore
At the Mausoleum of Itis, people once left Keepsake flowers for those lost in the founding sacrifice.
In Coldwharf, people watch for Keepsake along the riverbanks, taking its return as a hopeful sign that the blight is retreating.
Some say Keepsake’s scent brings back forgotten moments.