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=== Description === | === [[Eggs|Description]] === | ||
It is rumored that these eggs inspire growth. When buried in the ground, hypnotic flowers sprout from the earth and forests awaken to guard its resting place. The Fey regard these poisonous groves as sacred locations and avoid them at all cost. Simian Botanist, Dr. Jane Perera, was attempting to uncover the secret of how seemingly mundane plants were able to emit acidic spores when she dug up the first Maya Egg | It is rumored that these [[eggs]] inspire growth. When buried in the ground, hypnotic flowers sprout from the earth and forests awaken to guard its resting place. [[The Fey]] regard these poisonous groves as sacred locations and avoid them at all cost. Simian Botanist, Dr. Jane Perera, was attempting to uncover the secret of how seemingly mundane plants were able to emit acidic spores when she dug up the first Maya Egg. | ||
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|18° C | |18° C | ||
|Medium | |Medium | ||
Latest revision as of 17:41, 1 January 2023
Description
It is rumored that these eggs inspire growth. When buried in the ground, hypnotic flowers sprout from the earth and forests awaken to guard its resting place. The Fey regard these poisonous groves as sacred locations and avoid them at all cost. Simian Botanist, Dr. Jane Perera, was attempting to uncover the secret of how seemingly mundane plants were able to emit acidic spores when she dug up the first Maya Egg.
| Characteristics | |||||||
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| Veneer | Origin Location | Temperature | Energy Level | Weight | Sound | Byproduct | Element |
| Limestone | Poisonous Grove | 18° C | Medium | 1kg | Chirps | Feathers | Earth |