Where a violet fungiwood guards the way to an ancient shrine.
A fourth piece to Tomer Abramovici’s cavern, which is now available, by the way!
This branch of the cavern heads down several steps of cramped fungal growth to a chilling statue standing in ankle-deep water. It holds a bowl of dark liquid, and two black lotuses bob in the water at either side.
What might lurk in such a place? What effect might the spores have? What happens when the barbarian drinks the statue’s offering?
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