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Spark's comment on 2005-12-04 08:09 PM
Name - Smoldermold (Torchmold)
Grows - on living trees/plants
Description - Smoldermold is a large whitish-red mold that is fairly dry and warm to the touch. At night, it gives off a glow not unlike smoldering cinders, sometimes quite bright. It has led many explorers astray, many thinking they have found the campfire of a fellow man. It does not burn, and keeps its heat indefinitely; after it is picked it ceases to glow and lasts for several weeks before cooling down. It is often sewn into packets to warm the hands in frigid regions. The only way to extinguish its heat is to submerge it in water for several hours. Go to Comment
Spark's comment on 2005-12-04 08:09 PM
Name - Maidensglove (Haremsmold)
Grows - on rotting plants, trees
Description - Maidensglove is a bright red fungi that is slimy to the touch and smells of bitter spices. If forced down (it tastes terrible), it brings a blush to the cheeks, a fullness to the lips, and a slight red tinge to the eyes. It also makes the user feel confident to excess and lustful. It is sometimes slipped into the tea as an aphrodisiac by those who would seek to seduce someone. Some ladies of the court have developed an addiction to it as well. Go to Comment
Spark's comment on 2005-12-04 08:09 PM
Name - Stolen Witch-Brood (Screaming Hagmold)
Grows - on rotting trees and plants
Description - Stolen Witch-Brood is a nondescript brown-green mold with dark brown spots. However, if touched, it hisses and shrieks, burning and scarring the skin with a black web-work. If held for a long time, it can completely disintegrate the flesh surrounding it. Stolen Witch-Brood is sometimes spread onto the prongs of weapons, or pressed onto the flesh during interrogations. It retains its properties when dried and ground, although it loses some potency. Go to Comment
Murometz's comment on 2006-07-18 05:14 PM
Only voted Go to Comment
Murometz's comment on 2009-01-15 12:26 PM
Fun with Funghi! Come back Spark Go to Comment
Moonlake's comment on 2010-12-20 12:21 AM


Voting 4 and the accompanying statements says it all for me.


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MrAdam's comment on 2009-12-12 11:36 AM
Ha! I love Magical Fungi! To me, nothing says "Fantasy" like forests of gaint fungi! Will be contributing soon! Go to Comment
Dossta's comment on 2010-12-20 03:24 PM


I really like small touches in this submission -- like how you included both a primary (scientific?) and secondary (local/common?) name for each fungi.  Well done!


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The Foolish Mage and Drunked Wizard Tavern
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Scrasamax's comment on 2005-11-26 05:43 PM
I love the concept of the Half-Mage, both in terms of magical ability and in terms of training. The tavern itself is very well described and quite inviting. wouldn't mind tossing back a few there myself. Go to Comment
The Foolish Mage and Drunked Wizard Tavern
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Michael Jotne Slayer's comment on 2005-12-06 10:41 PM
*Mike buys the first round for Scras and Spark.
Detailed place. I will insert this one in one of the towns my PC's are heading for. Go to Comment
The Foolish Mage and Drunked Wizard Tavern
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Spark's comment on 2005-12-03 04:06 PM
Thanks - that's just what I had in mind; designing a place that I would really want to stay in myself! Go to Comment
The Foolish Mage and Drunked Wizard Tavern
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Murometz's comment on 2006-06-04 10:53 PM
Half-Mage! Brilliant! Go to Comment
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