Evolution is usually pretty good about making fire itself the most universal threat.
except with humans who are batshit and can’t get enough of the stuff.
so pretty, nice and warm and it glows. also it scares bears
Especially adventurers, where if nothing is on fire, something is badly wrong.
Sounds like the plant dogs that Humphrey & Maga chopped up are regenerating…….
This encounter reminds me a bit of “Expedition to the Barrier Peaks” which had the vegi-pygmies………
Everything old is new again. So few remember that anymore…
One of the most fascinating D&D modules from the early days.
Perhaps the taxonomy of plant-wolves places them in the lupin family or, to be precise, the species “lupus canis lupinus”.
flowers not fir tree?
actually yeah, doen’t look like they have needles anyway
Lupus is a disease, not a plant genus (That would be Lupinus). So I think it would be Lupinus lupus.
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Evolution is usually pretty good about making fire itself the most universal threat.
except with humans who are batshit and can’t get enough of the stuff.
so pretty, nice and warm and it glows. also it scares bears
Especially adventurers, where if nothing is on fire, something is badly wrong.
Sounds like the plant dogs that Humphrey & Maga chopped up are regenerating…….
This encounter reminds me a bit of “Expedition to the Barrier Peaks” which had the vegi-pygmies………
Everything old is new again. So few remember that anymore…
One of the most fascinating D&D modules from the early days.
Perhaps the taxonomy of plant-wolves places them in the lupin family or, to be precise, the species “lupus canis lupinus”.
flowers not fir tree?
actually yeah, doen’t look like they have needles anyway
Lupus is a disease, not a plant genus (That would be Lupinus). So I think it would be Lupinus lupus.