{ "climate": "temperate", "description": [ "Lush water hemlocks mingle with wood nettles, completely covering the sodden ground underfoot. White clusters of tiny flowers occupy the tops of the tall stalks on the water hemlocks. Tasting or even touching these plants could release a toxic poison. The natural defense of the wood nettles lies in their thick barbs that cover their stems. If one barb pricks flesh, it releases a deadly acid into its victim's bloodstream." ], "id": 10517, "image": "en-cemetery-1617615116.png", "image_coords": [ 186, 1611, 198, 1623 ], "location": "the Toadwort", "paths": [ "Obvious paths: north, east" ], "tags": [ "daggerstalk mushroom", "soft white mushroom", "blue trafel mushroom", "wood violet", "water chestnut", "small wild rose", "stalk of cattail", "flathead mushroom", "withered black mushroom", "lady slipper blossom", "genkew mushroom", "calamia fruit", "haphip root", "wild gooseberry", "mistweed", "pepperthorn root", "murdroot", "wavepetal blossom", "sunburst blossom", "bolmara lichen", "talneo root", "wingstem root", "bur-clover root", "meta:forage-sensed", "pink peppercorn", "black peppercorn", "cardamom", "vanilla bean", "nutmeg", "cumin seeds", "star anise", "saltmeadow cordgrass", "blades of cordgrass", "blue-green marshgrass", "feathery mannagrass", "yellowed salt reedgrass", "meta:forage-sensed:day:2023-11", "trollear mushroom", "broken twig", "blaestonberries", "meta:forage-sensed:night:2024-05" ], "terrain": "muddy wetlands", "timeto": { "10511": 0.2, "10516": 0.2 }, "title": [ "[The Toadwort, Grasping Mire]" ], "uid": [ 14007014 ], "wayto": { "10511": "north", "10516": "east" } }