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Àwọsánmà Ìlä

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Type of Material: Wood
Acquired By: Anybody lucky enough to find it or rich enough to buy it
Rarity: Very Rare
Price: 25 GN/meter at 10 cm diameter

Details: The àwọsánmà ìlä is a type of wood only found within the Makubwa Lori. The wood comes from the chieja ọludïbọ tree and is the strongest wood found within Idalos. The wood is incredibly difficult to work with and also incredibly rare. Due to the fact that no Sev'ryn would ever cut down a tree, as it is a punishable offense if done without specific permission and following strict guidelines, the wood is incredibly difficult to come by. The only way to acquire the wood is to wait for some natural event to cause the tree to a lose branch or even smaller amount of wood. Wood of this kind, no matter how large or small, is precious and some would even kill to obtain it. The wood is made even rarer by the rarity of the chieja ọludïbọ trees, some of the hardest trees to find in the forest. This wood is both strong and bendable. When acquired in thick logs it is incredibly difficult to snap. Some even say it is impossible. When acquired in thinner branches or sticks and made thinner the wood is extremely bendable, making it difficult to snap but possible. The wood gets gradually more bendable the thinner it is made. It can be treated with a mix of fire and bees wax in order to make it to the desired malleability. The inside of the wood is a dark black colour sometimes more purple or red.

Other Information: This wood has been used to make some of the most expensive and impressive bows in Idalos and few outside of Desnind will ever experience the wood at all. This wood is kept by many who acquire it and few are willing to trade or sell the item. The only time this wood will leave its owners possession is to have it crafted by an extremely skilled woodworker. The processed wood has a beautiful colour and can be made to shine as bright as precious metals.

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Ibẹẹrẹ Ikarahun (Water Lung)

Developed By: Ini'ra
Rarity: Uncommon
Contagious: No

Appearance: Looking at a person, you wouldn't be able to tell they had contracted this disease, however if disected, their lungs would appear as having splotches of ash grey, with the color spreading as the disease begins to take over. In its final form, the lungs begin to bloat, retain liquid and are completely darkened as the organ begins to fail. Lack of oxygen weakens the immune system and causes more external attributes - like the lips garnering a blueish coloration.

Symptoms: Excessive coughing, irritated esophagus (coughing blood), inability to breathe properly, blue lips, collapsed lungs, potential death

Cure: If caught early enough, boiling the bark of the Strangler's Fig and inhaling the steam twice a day should help clear the disease within a few weeks. Combining other health boosters such as Maggie's Bag can improve the chances of a cure in worse cases of this disease, or speed up the healing process. If one waits too long (usually 1.5 - 2 weeks) before treatment, their lungs have already darkened significantly and may not recover. Death is very possible.

Details: The true origins of Ibẹẹrẹ Ikarahun are unknown, however, Serga Mavranu - devoted followers of Lisirra - claim responsibility. Rumors say that during an experimentation on a man to try and create someone capable of breathing underwater this disease was born. After multiple failed attempts of injecting the man's lungs with a number of poisons and serums, eventually the victim died, and they dumped his body in the river after harvesting what they wanted. As his body rotted, new bacteria emerged from the experimentation, tainting the source. Those who swim and inhale the water have the possibility of contracting this disease, however children and the elderly are most susceptible.

If left untreated, those infected will eventually be unable to properly breath, and will suffocate or die from lung failure/collapse. While the steam of the Strangler's Fig does aid in curing it, it is best to avoid overly humid areas and rainy days, or the condition can worsen.

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