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'''Corpsewort toadstools''' are splotchy mauve in colour. They are native to the [[Tainted Wood]] in [[Borca]] and are not usually found outside it. [[Corpsewort Spores | Corpsewort spores]] are extremely dangerous and were responsible, in particular, for turning most of the [[Andaas Brimbubbly ‘27 | 727 BC vintage]] of [[Andaas Brimbubbly]] into a [[Corpsewort Spores |deadly poison]]. The vile fungus had been growing amidst the vines and the threat that it posed was grossly underestimated by the [[Andaas Family | Andaas family]].
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'''Corpsewort toadstools''', the source of [[Corpsewort Spores | corpsewort spores]], are splotchy mauve coloured [[mushrooms]]. They are native to the [[Tainted Wood]] in [[Borca]] and are not usually found outside it. [[Corpsewort Spores | Corpsewort spores]] are extremely dangerous and were responsible, in particular, for turning most of the [[Andaas Brimbubbly ‘27 | 727 BC vintage]] of [[Andaas Brimbubbly]] into a [[Corpsewort Spores |deadly poison]]. The vile fungus had been growing amidst the vines and the threat that it posed was grossly underestimated by the [[Andaas Family | Andaas family]].<ref>[http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Gazetteer IV Web Enhancement]</ref>


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Latest revision as of 18:44, 3 April 2017

Corpsewort toadstools, the source of corpsewort spores, are splotchy mauve coloured mushrooms. They are native to the Tainted Wood in Borca and are not usually found outside it. Corpsewort spores are extremely dangerous and were responsible, in particular, for turning most of the 727 BC vintage of Andaas Brimbubbly into a deadly poison. The vile fungus had been growing amidst the vines and the threat that it posed was grossly underestimated by the Andaas family.[1]