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Reaper's Wineglass

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The Reaper's Wineglass is a bioluminescent sea flora species found in the Tree Spires and Crystal Caves. It serves as a source of sustenance and features a unique single-celled structure that regenerates its cap if damaged.

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Reaper's Wineglass

Reaper's Wineglass Flora

AttributeDetails
CategoryFlora
ClassificationSea
BiomesCrystal Caves, Main Crystal Caves, Thermal Spires, Tree Spires, Main Tree Spires, Tree Spires Fissure, Large Tree Spire
LocationsMarguerit Maida's Base
Debug IDtreespiremushroom
ItemSustenance
SeedsThe

The Reaper's Wineglass is a flora species found prominently in the Tree Spires, as well around Marguerit Maida's Base and near the Tree Spires border with the Thermal Spires.

Appearance

The plant has a long, purple stem that anchors it to the floor. At the top of this stem is a bulging green growth that glows strongly, encased by an irregular purple lattice. Growing outwards from this structure is a thick purple disc that is flattened on the top. Holes seem to be situated at regular intervals around the edge of this disc.

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650px-Tree Spires Mushroom Ency

Reaper’s Wineglass is an unusually oversized single-celled organism made of three parts: the rhizoid (or footlike root system beneath the soil), the stalk, and the cap.

Its single nucleus is located in the rhizoid. This means that if the bulbous cap is removed or devoured by aquatic fauna, it will slowly grow a new cap.

Source: Scan Reaper's Wineglass

Design

The Reaper's Wineglass closely resembles a scaled-up version of the Acetabularia "mermaid's wineglass" algae.

Reaper's Wineglass seen alongside Blooming Raindrops in the Tree Spires

Reaper's Wineglass seen alongside Blooming Raindrops in the Tree Spires

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