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Getting into the plant drawings was actually pretty fun. I based this off of a trumpet flower, but with the bloom cycle of the titan arum (though much longer). This plant fills the divine niche of this botany book!

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The rare celestial horn grows in secluded natural areas touched by the divine, typically in a high-altitude wooded environment. It blooms only once every century beneath the light of a full moon, secreting a special nectar that retains the magical properties of its environment. Colloquially known as angel's tears, the spiritual properties of this nectar attracts thousands of religious pilgrimages each year. If the celestial horn is moved and grown in an environment that does not receive moonlight or divine aura, it slowly withers over the course of a year. 

Harvest. As an action, you can drain one ounce of nectar from a celestial horn while it is in bloom. Each celestial horn produces only one ounce of nectar each time it blooms. 

Angel's Tears. A creature that drinks this nectar falls unconscious for 10 minutes. It immediately regains hit points equal to half its maximum and ends all conditions causing it to be charmed, frightened, or poisoned. The creature then establishes a spiritual connection with a deity it worships and can freely communicate with the deity until it reawakens. The deity need not be friendly to the creature, but is generally impressed by the lengths to the creature went to obtain this nectar, improving its general attitude. The creature may make a small request of the deity (such as questions, boons, or assistance) and the GM decides how the deity responds. Providing answers, a feat, an item, or a cure would be appropriate.

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