Sundew

Sundew is a natural resource that provides the same benefits as sunlight, used as plant fertilizer, and as a Vitamin D supplement. However, it also has the same drawbacks as the sun. Too much can be cancerous and cause severe burns if not diluted. The sunlight naturally condenses into a liquid, called sundew. Large mirrors help focus this energy, gathering the liquid in large pools. It is then refined into an amber-like substance known as sunstone. It's mass-produced in the desert and exported all over the continent. Sunstone is the safest form of sun and is distributed for everyday use. Pure sundew is much more concentrated and volatile. It is found primarily in the Desert Nation.