#c3e67

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Supportive and very subtle

[jadequarze]

Protect

[teaweltzer]

I love Orym's family so much

[sea-buns]

This is THE MOST Travis campaign of all time. He's a werewolf. He's fighting his friends. He's a cheeky motherfucker. He has acquired ANOTHER talking sword.

[cryptidcassie]

The countdown to episode 69 grows ever more chaotic

[deprecious]

No one talks about Laudna saving Imogen in episode 67 with action and bonus action being nothing JUST using her movement and reaction

Imogen with 4 hp left from one round of attacks

[ariadne-mouse]

Blue Perennem

Common names: taintflower, gooch poppy, grundlebundle, taint-patiens, pussy willow, butt-ercup, nether-lily, panty-petunia, chrysanthebum, down-low daisy (1)

Appearance: Leaves and stems are greyish or black, and similar in shape to those of a rose bush. Flowers are a vivid blue, each with six petals, and each petal bearing distinct variegation that resembles a screaming face.

Etymology: Most scholars agree Blue Perennem takes its name from Archaic Common word perennis, meaning "everlasting", possibly in reference to its survival in harsh environments or its use in healing medicines. However, folklore points to its origin in the Modern Common word perineum, which informs many all of its common names. The association of perineum with the flower itself is unclear. It may be that in some phenotypes, the center of the flower markedly resembles an anus, and thus the petals would be analogous to the aforementioned perineum.

Distribution: Blue Perennem is an uncommon flower native to the Grey Valley, a region of the Cliffkeep Mountains north of the Umbra Hills in Tal'Dorei. It can be found growing in areas rich with demonic energy, cursed magic, death, loss, or other sites where significant conflict has occurred.

Uses and cultivation: Blue Perennem is used in powerful restorative medicines, in particular those reversing damage caused by poisons. Cultivation is largely unsuccessful. Despite Blue Perennem's hardiness against the hazards of its native environment, it poorly tolerates transplanting. Advocates of the perineum-origin etymology point to this as an example countering the flower's association with "everlasting".

(1) the author received many unsolicited contributions for this entry from amateur arcano-botanists, especially for common names of the Blue Perennem. Most have been reluctantly included for the fulfillment of linguistic descriptivism, though this author doubts the validity of several of them, especially those from parties who made many submissions and were giggling as they handed over their papers.

[annemarieyeretzian]

orym, covered in blood, looking at imogen too close to death, cursing “fuck this.” and moving to slash the blade out of the nalfeshnee’s grip and fucking succeeding (bonus: orym shouting to laudna “get her out of here!”)