Feral lah

feral lah

75 Health Points 3 Armor Value -10 Dodge Value
Level: 10
toggle detailed stats ST: 20 Strength: 20 AG: 21 Agility: 21range: 20-22 QN: 100 Quickness: 100 TO: 15 Toughness: 15range: 14-16 WI: 10 Willpower: 10range: 9-11 MS: 100 Movespeed: 100 IN: 10 Intelligence: 10range: 9-11 EG: 25 Ego: 25range: 24-26 MA: ? Attribute Range Mean Formula Strength 20 20 20 Agility 20-22 21 16+1d3+3d1 Toughness 14-16 15 10+1d3+3d1 Intelligence 9-11 10 8+1d3 Willpower 9-11 10 8+1d3 Ego 24-26 25 20+1d3+3d1 Attacker Level 1-14 250 XP Attacker Level 15-19 125 XP Attacker Level 20-24 25 XP Attacker Level 25+ 0 XP
Acid Res: 0 Elec Res: 0 Cold Res: 0 Heat Res: 0
Character	§
ID^?Use this ID to Wish for feral lah	Feral Lah
Faction	flowers (Loved100 Reputation)
Demeanor	aggressive
Inventory
\flabby leaf2d2 →4/1004 x2(100%)
Corpse Dropped	lahbloom (100%)
Experience^?The XP granted when killed. Click "toggle detailed stats" above for a level-based breakdown.	250 XP
XP Tier	2
Role	Breeder
Extra info: Weighs 200 lbs Damaged normally by defoliant Has a mental shield *Limbs (Flower):** Body (Body) Floating Nearby (Floating Nearby) Right Stem (Arm) Left Stem (Arm) Back (Back) Sensory Bud (Face) Right Leaf (Hand) Left Leaf (Hand) Leaves (Hands) Blossom (Head) Right Missile Weapon (Missile Weapon) Left Missile Weapon (Missile Weapon) Roots (Roots) * Excludes limbs granted via mutations
Infobox data from game version 2.0.201.114

feral lah

Standing taller than a snapjaw and three times as wide, the blossom of the feral lah resembles a bundle of freshly severed saltback tongues. Its bouquet can only be described as 'sweaty animal', and its flabby leaves stand poised and ready to bludgeon anyone who dares to get close. Several thorny rhizome pods pulse near its base like a clutch of eager children.

Perfect

The wild, uncultivated form of lahbloom. Found in the flower fields, it will attack its enemies with tumbling pods so that new feral lah can grow from their corpses.

Lore

According to Agate Severance Star, a feral lah 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 feral lah can be found in Blood and Fear: On the Life Cycle of Lah.