NAME OF FLORA:Malboro APPEARANCE:vile! ENVIRONMENT: Jungle HAZARD-LEVEL: Extremely hazardous PROPERTIES: It is extremely poisonous and breathing on a character can inflict them with a lingering poison, and may also use its signature move, Bad Breath. Bad Breath attempts to inflict a profusion of bad status effects on all targets: Sleep, Poison, Confuse, Silence, Frog and Small. You do not want this to happen. RARITY: Rare
NAME OF FLORA: Dermal Vine APPEARANCE: long, thin, green tendrils that can be hard to spot due to the fact that they are a parasitic kind of plant, and tend to flourish best within a host. ENVIRONMENT: Jungles and swamps HAZARD-LEVEL: Extremely hazardous PROPERTIES: Ideal growing conditions are within hot moist environments, such as swampy areas, within succulent vegetation, and best of all, inside mammalian bodies. They slide under the skin so softly you may notice nothing more than a slight itch and reddening of the afflicted area at first, but then they begin to grow, twining throughout the host body causing increasing pain and eventual death. They can be cut out when one notices the tell-tale signs (slowly escalating pain and the faint trace of green tendrils beneath the skin), but you want to catch them before they reach the internal organs because then it just gets unpleasant. RARITY: fairly common
NAME OF FLORA: Moonflower APPEARANCE: small, pale green leaves with pretty snowdrop-type white flowers ENVIRONMENT: Jungle, grassland, swamp HAZARD-LEVEL: not at all hazardous PROPERTIES: Both leaves and flowers can be eaten-- they have some nutritional value, and can also handily be used to cure Malboro poison/effects RARITY: Fairly common
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APPEARANCE: vile!
ENVIRONMENT: Jungle
HAZARD-LEVEL: Extremely hazardous
PROPERTIES: It is extremely poisonous and breathing on a character can inflict them with a lingering poison, and may also use its signature move, Bad Breath. Bad Breath attempts to inflict a profusion of bad status effects on all targets: Sleep, Poison, Confuse, Silence, Frog and Small. You do not want this to happen.
RARITY: Rare
NAME OF FLORA: Dermal Vine
APPEARANCE: long, thin, green tendrils that can be hard to spot due to the fact that they are a parasitic kind of plant, and tend to flourish best within a host.
ENVIRONMENT: Jungles and swamps
HAZARD-LEVEL: Extremely hazardous
PROPERTIES: Ideal growing conditions are within hot moist environments, such as swampy areas, within succulent vegetation, and best of all, inside mammalian bodies. They slide under the skin so softly you may notice nothing more than a slight itch and reddening of the afflicted area at first, but then they begin to grow, twining throughout the host body causing increasing pain and eventual death. They can be cut out when one notices the tell-tale signs (slowly escalating pain and the faint trace of green tendrils beneath the skin), but you want to catch them before they reach the internal organs because then it just gets unpleasant.
RARITY: fairly common
NAME OF FLORA: Moonflower
APPEARANCE: small, pale green leaves with pretty snowdrop-type white flowers
ENVIRONMENT: Jungle, grassland, swamp
HAZARD-LEVEL: not at all hazardous
PROPERTIES: Both leaves and flowers can be eaten-- they have some nutritional value, and can also handily be used to cure Malboro poison/effects
RARITY: Fairly common