In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
| Wolfsbane | |
|---|---|
 Used in alchemy | |
| Description | |
Inventory/slot |
Alchemy and crafting |
Category |
Common item |
Type |
Alchemy ingredient |
Source |
 Grows wild
|
Base price |
3 
|
Price to buy |
7 – 8
|
Price to sell |
1
|
Weight |
0 
|
Wolfsbane is used to craft the following items:
- Cleansing mixture
- Cursed oil
- Enhanced cursed oil
- Superior cursed oil
- Full moon
- Enhanced full moon
- Superior full moon
- Purple armor dye
- Enhanced tawny owl
- Superior tawny owl
- Enhanced vampire oil
- Superior vampire oil
In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
| Wolfsbane | |
|---|---|
 Alchemy ingredient. Contains Vermilion | |
| Description | |
Category |
Common |
Type |
Alchemical ingredient |
Contains |
|
Source |
Grows wild / purchase |
Price to buy |
12 / 15 
|
Price to sell |
2
|
Weight |
 0
|
Wolfsbane grows wild but it can be purchased. Merchants who sell wolfsbane include:
- 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
| Wolfsbane | |
|---|---|
 Wolfsbane | |
| Description | |
Type |
Plant extract |
Contains |
 
|
Source |
purchase |
Price to buy |
15 
|
Price to sell |
3
|
ID |
it_ingr_057
|
Wolfsbane, also known as "monk's hood", is a druids' herb. It does not grow wild in the game, however it can sometimes be bought from herbalists.