Think truffles with champagne, gin, rum, and mulled wine – plus classics such as salted caramel and even a few non-alcohol-but-Christmassy bites such as a Christmas mess, starry hazelnut supernova, and a tree-shaped 70% spruce.

So he was in Sedbergh, but then went towards the source of the River Winster. Open up your map, and you'll note that said source is on coordinates J22: travel there. Three stems make up this specimen, out of which grow rounded, diametrically opposed green leaves. The flowers, meanwhile, have a purple base, with tons of whitish pointed petals. The Red Abony is rather unique, and the 'Close Inspection' entry really describes it best. The whole plant looks like it'd be the flower, and an odd protrusion comes out of the hole that's on top of it. Just mind that it's not red like the name might lead you to think; it's actually blue.

Uses of dead man's fingers 

Pineapple Rum – Like sunshine in a bottle, with a deep fusion of roasted and caramelised pineapple and warming undertones of cinnamon and ginger.

Give him the Mushroom, and you'll receive three plants - Norwood, Mountain Astory and Haverage- in exchange. Give the device some Red Abony and it'll activate. Then, open your map and hover the device over the lower area: you'll discover that there's a mark for Elderphinium on coordinates Q30: Dead Mans Fingers Coffee Rum - full flavoured and deliciously different with notes of rich heart-warming ground coffee, orange, chocolate, vanilla, raisins. Oh, and not forgetting the hints of clove and a wallop of cummin. Mix with cola, or create an Espresso Martini or a White Russian with a twist. Bethany Coleman will come to ask you to leave an offering on the Altar of Arduinna. Where is that? Well, she leaves us a sort of map. The location we must get to is very easy to identify: open up your map and overlay Bethany's card on it, and you'll soon note that the coordinates we must get to are on I19.Close Inspection: "Not as spongy as most mushrooms. In fact the undersides are somewhat sharp. Red spores protrude from the caps".