Crimson Spores

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Botanical Name Rutilus Mycose
Nickname Crimson Spores
Category Fungi
Rarity Epic
Class Magical
Fruition Eden's Rest - Rainswrath

Introduction

Rutilus Mycose, otherwise known as Crisom Spore, is a very rare spore found in magical biomes. The seeds originate from the void that is Lilith itself. A lot of discussions are present between different herbologists about whether to use the crimson spores or not. This is because this plant has some nasty uses, but some are very effective as well.

Description

The crimson spores are a plant whose seeds originate from Lilith, the Void. It is successful in living and growing on Terra, the realm where Eden is located. The spores exist in an underground network, where they attach to the roots of other plants. They steal minerals and water from them like a parasite. Above the ground they can be seen as some type of grass, growing out of the ground. As the name suggests, this grass-like part is crimson red. They smell like rotten eggs, so not really a tasty beverage. It is not eatable, since it may lead to heart failure.

Usage

  • Spores
Only the crimson red spores are really useful, but they have a ton of uses. Advanced herbologists might sometimes use this to reanimate one's heart after it stopped. Some however consider these dark tricks. So there is a lot of debate on whether to allow it or not. In the wrong hands, you could reanimate a dead body.