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Vedda is a common wood. Vedda are deciduous trees that grow in the [[Endrus Forest]] near [[Leth Deriel]]. In times of famine or scarcity, the nomads of the forest have been known to eat the bark in order to survive. Unfortunately, in addition meager nutrition, it contains a powerful hallucinogen which tends to drive tribesmen into a frenzy directed primarily at interlopers into their forest domain. |
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A type of tree which grows in the [[Endrus Forest]] along the [[Southern Trade Route]], just a bit North of [[Leth Deriel]]. The bark from this tree has been known to have hallucinogenic properties. |
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Vedda trees have a white inner pith and small boat-shaped leaves that curl in on themselves. Usually these trees are found in older forest growth. |
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Revision as of 11:33, 29 May 2016
Vedda is a common wood. Vedda are deciduous trees that grow in the Endrus Forest near Leth Deriel. In times of famine or scarcity, the nomads of the forest have been known to eat the bark in order to survive. Unfortunately, in addition meager nutrition, it contains a powerful hallucinogen which tends to drive tribesmen into a frenzy directed primarily at interlopers into their forest domain.
Vedda trees have a white inner pith and small boat-shaped leaves that curl in on themselves. Usually these trees are found in older forest growth.
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[Southern Trade Route, Endrus Forest]
The road passes through a defile of vedda trees here, their white inner pith exposed, stripped of all bark. In times of famine or scarcity, the nomads of this forest have been known to eat the bark in order to survive. Unfortunately, in addition to meager nutrition, it contains a powerful hallucinogen which tends to drive tribesmen into a frenzy directed primarily at interlopers into their forest domain.
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