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When stepped on by a creature it's hostile to, a {{Name}} will attempt to teleport them. (This effect respects [[normality]] effects.) If successful, the teleported creature will end up in a randomly chosen tile in the same zone.
When stepped on by a creature it's hostile to, a {{Name}} will attempt to teleport them. (This effect respects [[normality]] effects.) If successful, the teleported creature will end up in a randomly chosen tile in the same zone.


Yonderbrush is initially [[hidden]], but being stepped on by the player will permanently reveal it. If the player steps in an adjecent tile, the yonderbrush will also be revealed if the player character succeeds on a intelligence check of difficulty 15, or having a 1d20+INT modifier be greater or equal to 15. This check can be repeated multiple times by stepping back and forth by the desired tile.
Yonderbrush is initially [[hidden]], but being stepped on by the player will permanently reveal it. If the player steps in an adjacent tile, the yonderbrush will also be revealed if the player character succeeds on a intelligence check of difficulty 15, or having a 1d20+INT modifier be greater or equal to 15. This check can be repeated multiple times by stepping back and forth by the desired tile.


Yonderbrush is destroyed when [[Harvestry|harvested]], and autoharvesting it by stepping on it prevents the teleportation effect. As a special case, a creature that an immature yonderbrush is hostile towards and who is skilled in harvestry and is currently autoharvesting will “harvest” it by stepping on it, despite not being able to obtain a {{Favilink|yondercane}} from it. This permanently disables the plant's teleportation effect without destroying it.
Yonderbrush is destroyed when [[Harvestry|harvested]], and autoharvesting it by stepping on it prevents the teleportation effect. As a special case, a creature that an immature yonderbrush is hostile towards and who is skilled in harvestry and is currently autoharvesting will “harvest” it by stepping on it, despite not being able to obtain a {{Favilink|yondercane}} from it. This permanently disables the plant's teleportation effect without destroying it.
{{Creature Navbox|Trees}}
{{Creature Navbox|Trees}}
[[Category:Plants]]
[[Category:Plants]]

Revision as of 18:38, 21 June 2020

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yonderbrush
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Character

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ID?Use this ID to Wish for yonderbrush

Yonderbrush

Faction

trees (Loved100 Reputation)

Demeanor

neutral

Gender

neuter

Tier

3

Mutations
Mutations
Harvested into

yondercane(favilink error!)


Extra info:
yonderbrush

Rather than spend its energy growing resilient to trampling, this grass takes a more offensive approach to groundskeeping.

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When stepped on by a creature it's hostile to, a yonderbrush will attempt to teleport them. (This effect respects normality effects.) If successful, the teleported creature will end up in a randomly chosen tile in the same zone.

Yonderbrush is initially hidden, but being stepped on by the player will permanently reveal it. If the player steps in an adjacent tile, the yonderbrush will also be revealed if the player character succeeds on a intelligence check of difficulty 15, or having a 1d20+INT modifier be greater or equal to 15. This check can be repeated multiple times by stepping back and forth by the desired tile.

Yonderbrush is destroyed when harvested, and autoharvesting it by stepping on it prevents the teleportation effect. As a special case, a creature that an immature yonderbrush is hostile towards and who is skilled in harvestry and is currently autoharvesting will “harvest” it by stepping on it, despite not being able to obtain a yondercane from it. This permanently disables the plant's teleportation effect without destroying it.