The instructions say that you’ve been left an envelope with your master’s insignia. There is a blue envelope in the box with a symbol stamped on it. Start there!

The first item is a dark green leaf. Is there somewhere on the box that tells you which plant this leaf belongs to?

The leaf looks like it belongs to the plant Angustidens.

The second item in the wax is a lime green leaf. Is there somewhere on the box that tells you which plant this belongs to?

The leaf looks like it belongs to the plant Mezereum.

A mushroom! Can you find out which mushroom this is on the “Fungi Poisons” chart?

This mushroom is the Acrifolia mushroom.

The fourth item is another dark green leaf. Is there somewhere on the box that tells you which plant this leaf belongs to?

The leaf looks like it belongs to the plant Angustidens.

Inside the box is a bottle of powder. On the inside of the box is a set of descriptions for the powders. It seems that color is the key information to figure out what kind of powder this is. Is there a clue on the box that may help figure out the powder’s true color?

On the back of the box is the phrase “The sunlight changes things.” What happens when this powder is exposed to sunlight?

It turns violet from sunlight exposure! That must make this powder Violaceus.

Now that you’ve collected all the poison ingredients from the box and the candle, what is the name of the poison with all of those ingredients?

The ingredients are: Violaceus + 2 Angustidents + 1 Mezereum + Acrifolia. The name of the poison is Veratrum. Can you find which antidote counteracts Veratrum poison?

Veratrum poison’s antidote is Theriac! Quick, consume the Theriac antidote and open the Epilogue envelope!