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'''Coralflesh''' is a type of symbiotic coral native to the reefs of the [[Wounds]] capable of fusing to the body and mind of the creature or person upon which it grows. The [[locathah]] and [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome|gnomes]] of the Wounds have long used coralflesh to fashion living prosthetics, using it in lieu of advanced magical healing. Though it needs to be submerged in water nearly continuously, it does bring with it many advantages, such as its ability to repair and support itself independently through photosynthesis, reducing the need for its host creature to eat. Certain varieties of coralflesh are even capable of stinging those that threaten it. | '''Coralflesh''' is a type of symbiotic coral native to the reefs of the [[Wounds]] capable of fusing to the body and mind of the creature or person upon which it grows. The [[locathah]] and [[Keleta-Ru]] [[gnome|gnomes]] of the Wounds have long used coralflesh to fashion living prosthetics, using it in lieu of advanced magical healing. Though it needs to be submerged in water nearly continuously, it does bring with it many advantages, such as its ability to repair and support itself independently through photosynthesis, reducing the need for its host creature to eat. Certain varieties of coralflesh are even capable of stinging those that threaten it. | ||
Some | Some [[Itothani]] monks, devotees of the living reef-gods of the [[Cascade]], replace almost their entire bodies with coralflesh so that they might grow closer connections to their beloved reefs. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:39, 9 July 2024
Coralflesh is a type of symbiotic coral native to the reefs of the Wounds capable of fusing to the body and mind of the creature or person upon which it grows. The locathah and Keleta-Ru gnomes of the Wounds have long used coralflesh to fashion living prosthetics, using it in lieu of advanced magical healing. Though it needs to be submerged in water nearly continuously, it does bring with it many advantages, such as its ability to repair and support itself independently through photosynthesis, reducing the need for its host creature to eat. Certain varieties of coralflesh are even capable of stinging those that threaten it.
Some Itothani monks, devotees of the living reef-gods of the Cascade, replace almost their entire bodies with coralflesh so that they might grow closer connections to their beloved reefs.