Plants

Albero di Anima — Lv. 38

This itinerant tree practically inhales in one gulp the animals that come to partake of its fruit. One can even hear them scream as they digest.

Blightcap — Lv. 20

A myconid with a partially decayed cap. Though its wretched stench often induces vomiting, it is surprisingly edible once deodorized.

Carnivorous Plant — Lv. 26

A species of gargantuan flowering plant that populates Langdauq. It employs its lengthy vines and potent seeds to assay its enemies.

Chaotic Cell — Lv. 69

A gerel that genetically mutated when exposed to a signet. As a result, it can no longer reproduce, but has an exceedingly long lifespan.

Corpulent Magvor — Lv. 26

This foreign species of myconid, almost identical to native ones, multiplied rapidly in the few years since its spores alighted on Vestiel.

Diminutive Fungus — Lv. 34

This pin of a giant fungus protects itself by releasing the selfsame internal toxin into the air as its mature counterpart.

Discord Gerel — Lv. 7

A monolithic mollusk that will occasionally appear on beaches. As it only leaves the shoals to feed, all who encounter it are potential prey.

Dryad — Lv. 9

This ambulant plant uses its leaves and stems to migrate to more hospitable habitats. Only one year needs pass for it to attain this size.

Elder Treant — Lv. 54

The bark of this sentient tree is laden with poisonous sap. Its branches also sag with fruit that return to the soil all who eat them.

Erosive Cykla — Lv. 22

This signet-imbued plant was bred by a foolish noble who wished to win a flower contest, but instead created a murderous fiend.

Fallen Arcedia — Lv. 68

This plant was lovingly raised by an old woman looking for company, but its appearance is so horrific it brings childen to tears.

Fecund Magvorling — Lv. 26

Though still immature by every other creature’s standards, the young of magvors can already reproduce—at an alarming rate—soon after birth.

Fran of Constant Decay — Lv. 32

This poor thing was transmogrified into an eternally rotting monstrosity. The pain of an everlasting afterlife haunts her wherever she crawls.

Geraldine — Lv. 63

A mellow gerel that a certain girl keeps as a pet. It supposedly only eats vegetables and would not even hurt a fly.

Gerel — Lv. 4

A gigantic mollusk that prefers to live in the damp areas around Sthal. Its appetite is notoriously voracious, and it ingests all manner of things.

Giant Fungus — Lv. 36

The biology of this jumping Faykreedian mushroom is similar to that of the mist grave, but this subspecies possesses an internal toxin as well.

Lamia Radix — Lv. 54

Though it requires decades to grow, once it has, this creature becomes omniurnal and adept at signeturgy. It also has a habit of stargazing.

Languid Pijillo — Lv. 68

This plant species was lovingly raised by an old woman looking for companionship, but its spore dispersal has the neighborhood up in arms.

Maidenly Blossom — Lv. 80

The noctilucous liquid that courses through this plant causes it to glow, which becomes a true spectable when its kind assembles in droves.

Mandragora — Lv. 19

A sentient type of flora that grows in Resulia. After three years of maturation, it can release a fragrance so ambrosial it charms passersby.

Man-Eating Tree — Lv. 22

A sapling once, now it is an arboreal terror that roams the Resulian Plains, using its roots as feet and its branches as fists.

Man Trap — Lv. 61

A giant, rotten flower that grows near Eastern Trei’kur. It lures prey in with a luscious fragrance, and then constricts its airways with vines.

Mist Grave — Lv. 10

A species of jumping mushroom found on Faykreed. It paralyzes victims with its spores, then attaches itself and sucks nutrients from them.

Myconid — Lv. 53

Each bound this mushroom takes severs hyphae, thus shortening its lifespan. While it lives, though, the beast revels in its airborne freedom.

Myconid Sporeling — Lv. 51

The pin of a myconid. As if to challenge its fully grown form, it bounds about with utmost vigor, vexing people wherever it goes.

Pygmy Glaive — Lv. 8

Children constantly try to bring home these hypnotizingly adorable mist grave pins to keep as pets, but their parents know better.

Stroper — Lv. 47

The body of this gerel is colored in such a garish and ominous manner that it induces a flight reaction in its enemies almost instantly.

Stubborn Vejheerit — Lv. 59

This species of flora originated by the slip of a tipsy signeturge’s brush when imbuing a carrot. It pairs surprisingly well with beef stew.

Thoras the Abomination — Lv. 75

Thoras after fusing with a welwitschia. Now a blight on nature, he slithers around while expelling a miasma most foul.

Thoras the Abomination — Lv. 100

Thoras after fusing with a welwitschia. Now a blight on nature, he slithers around while expelling a miasma most foul.

Tinycap — Lv. 18

The pileus of this blightcap pin is only slightly rotten. Although its decaying, immature body is fragile, it continues to jump with zeal.

Treant — Lv. 61

A symbiotic life form created when a parasite bonded with a tree over a century ago. It thoroughly believes that it is purely a tree.

Verdant Muja — Lv. 43

This species of plant sprouted from the waste expunged from the royal institute, which is how it developed its taste for those with signets.

Viscous Clod — Lv. 100

A subspecies of gerel that gorged on yellow, acidic fruit for so long that it absorbed the fruit’s genome and adopted those traits.

Vomiting Gel — Lv. 19

This mollusk prefers a dark, moist habitat. It expectorates digestive fluids, which react with the air to produce a thick, caustic brume.

Welwitschia — Lv. 64

A species of carnivorous plant reared at a Kronos research facility. Its tendrils are especially fibrous, and know no bounds when attacking.