As with the Dragon's Tongue from the White Gold Tower, we thought about whether or not we should try to emulate the plant from the game, or figure out a real world substitute: Since we're not interested in killing anybody (outside of the game, anyway), we had to figure out an analog for the nightshade. One of the ingredients, however, is definitely poisonous: nightshade. If you must use commercial syrup, apply caution since they can easily become overwhelmingly sweet. The juice of canned blackberries in light syrup gave a nice blackberry flavor without adding too much sweetness or any berry seeds. The 'spiced' wine used was a Port, redolent of dark, gothic plots and old crumbling estates. This time, all the in-game ingredients exist in the real world. A few sips in, you realize that you got a little more than you bargained for is it poison? What is that taste? The final notes must be mixed with pleasure and the realization that you feel a sting like the cold steel of a blade discovered too late. Being an assassins guild, any drink named for the Black Hand should be just a little dangerous but pleasant and smooth - at first.

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