White Sage

White sage is a bone-white perennial bush often used in holy rituals to ward off undead energy.

Description
White sage is distinctly different from this more common cousin in that it is completely white as soon as it starts growing. The leaves feel bitter and have a slight smell of bone marrow. White sage is also known to only grow near places where holy energy is present such as where a holy man was laid to rest or a sanctioned plot of land.

Uses
Many clerics and holy men/women try to grow the herb, not for just its look but because of the energy, it seems to radiate. The leaves of the plant can be used to extract a deadly poison to undead as well as be fed to those affected by undead energies. Having the plant growing around a church is also said to subdue any unnatural undead energies that may develop from lost souls.