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Its wild form, the {{Favilink|feral lah}}, is a plant that spawns explosive {{Favilink|tumbling pod|plural}} to attack its enemies so that new {{Favilink|feral lah}} plants can grow from their corpses. | Its wild form, the {{Favilink|feral lah}}, is a plant that spawns explosive {{Favilink|tumbling pod|plural}} to attack its enemies so that new {{Favilink|feral lah}} plants can grow from their corpses. | ||
Lore | == Lore == | ||
According to {{favilink|Agate Severance Star}}, a {{Name}} is the same plant as the {{Favilink|dreadroot}}, though it is seen with "petals" because the creatures in the flower fields do not eat them off. However, in terms of mechanics, they are entirely unrelated. | |||
A detailed description of the life cycle of the lahbloom can be found in {{Favilink|Blood and Fear: On the Life Cycle of Lah}}. | A detailed description of the life cycle of the lahbloom can be found in {{Favilink|Blood and Fear: On the Life Cycle of Lah}}. | ||
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Insects buzz in a hungry crowd around the meaty yellow-brown petals of this growing flower stalk. The plant twitches when touched; is it dreaming of a way to lash out at the creatures around it?
Found growing in the Flower Fields around Bey Lah. Cultivated lahblooms can be found in the upper-left corner of Bey Lah itself.
Its wild form, the 
feral lah, is a plant that spawns explosive 
tumbling pods to attack its enemies so that new feral lah plants can grow from their corpses.
Lore
According to 
Agate Severance Star, a lahbloom is the same plant as the 
dreadroot, though it is seen with "petals" because the creatures in the flower fields do not eat them off. However, in terms of mechanics, they are entirely unrelated.
A detailed description of the life cycle of the lahbloom can be found in 
Blood and Fear: On the Life Cycle of Lah.