Moss, also known as greengrass,[2] was a type of a small flowerless plant that preferred shady and damp locations, but could be found in a wide variety of places across Toril.[3][4] Moss was often found in dense clusters and sprawling, carpet-like growths. They varied in …

Obliviax (pronounced: /oʊˈblɪviæks/ o-BLIV-ee-æks[6]), also known as oblivion moss,[1] was a dangerous variety of moss.[2][3][4] An alternative name coined by adventurers, memory moss, was derived...

Returning 35 results for 'Moss'. 12. Edible Moss. 12. Edible Moss Heating Vent. A natural vent in the floor keeps this cave warm and humid. Moss. Growing on the walls is a thick carpet of edible golden moss that the giants and humanoids find tasty and nutritious. The moss is replenished by Halaster’s magic and can be scraped off the walls in slabs.

When a living creature moves within 60 feet of a patch of memory moss, the moss attacks by attempting to steal that creature’s memories. It can target a single creature each round. A targeted creature must succeed on a DC 14 Wisdom saving throw …

A cavelight moss is a collective of smaller life forms patched together and sharing sensations. Barely cognitive, a cavelight moss spends its time positioning itself above well-traveled sections of cavern, feeding on rats, bats, and crawling insects. When it senses larger prey, it slowly and quietly moves toward the creature. Long-Lived Spores ...

This moss is, according to legend, born from the blood of an ancient archdruid who fled persecution. Supposedly, she was a dark elf pursued by elves from the World Above. She had sustained grievous wounds and collapsed on a rock before a grove in the Underdark.

Weavemoss were small but distinctly long, in appearance, light purple lichen. This species of moss was known to grow in the areas ripe with the weave magic. [1] Weavemoss was known to grow in the underground locations in the Western Heartlands. [1] Weavemoss cold be used to create a vitriol for alchemical purposes.

The cavelight moss makes two Tendrils attacks. If both attacks hit a Large or smaller creature, the target is grappled (escape DC 15). Until this grapple ends, the target is restrained, and at the start of each of the target's turns, it must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or suffer one level of exhaustion. The cavelight moss then ...

Sheets of Moss (Recharge 5-6). A mosslord can cover a 20-foot square area in a thick blanket of toxic moss at a range of up to 90 feet. Living creatures in the area are automatically restrained and poisoned and must succeed at a DC 21 Constitution save or take 1d4 points of Constitution damage per round until the moss dissipates or is destroyed.

Plants or Fungi without an improving, reviewing, or removing template present. Magical Roots that greatly affect those of Fey and Draconic Lineage, whose properties are based off emotions. Clods of aquatic weeds from the Flaming Tundra that constantly emit bubbling gasses.