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The brownish-green vine of the deserts, Goblin’s Ivy lives up to its name as it grows with short vines and leaves, and takes on a terrible disgusting color. This muddy piece of fauna is actually quite common amongst deserts in the fact that it seems to enjoy clinging to buildings, ruins, mountains, or anything else that will accept its murky visage. It survives well under little moistura and even when somebody hacks it away, Goblin’s Ivy seems to always come back as if it were some sort of weed, or a stray dog you foolishly decided to feed.
Effects on use
Goblin's Ivy doesn't have many uses besides in alchemy, and the creation of poisons. It's actually considered a very annoying weed by many desert dwelders.
Alchemical uses
Goblin’s Ivy isn’t necessarily the finest of ingredients, but if one only has access to desert ingredients, it can be a suitable symbol for the element of Earth. Within the domain of Earth it often represents resilience, life, and poison. It’s an interesting truth that Goblin’s Ivy can make a scentless, cunning, but mild, poison that induces nausea but what’s more interesting is how it can boost resilience potions, such as a potion of Stoneskin, due to its strange nature of surviving under less than favorable circumstances.
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