Mycologist's Clan

Welcome to the lair of the Wikia Clan. The Wikia Clan is a rapidly growing, nomadic clan inhabiting an ancient lair near the Pox Consulate. They are bound together by their desire to acquire treasure and protect nature. They value mushrooms above all life forms, going so far as to have a secret mushroom cave, aptly named the Mushroom Hall, within the depths of their lair. Unintentionally this Hall has become a beacon which attracts all sorts of dragons due to its Natural pull. This has led to the creation of a small travelers hub present within the Wikia clan allowing visiting dragons to rest.


Hello, my name is Mycologist or you can call me Wikia. I'm a 20 something female currently living in Canada. I love plants and nature as well as reading, drawing and writing. I'm fairly introverted but feel free to send me a message about anything or if you want to chat, I'll do my best to reply!

Dwarf Truffle

Familiar

The most insecure of fungi.

2150

Ancient Fungus

Familiar

The most crotchety of fungi. As it ages the outer shell becomes crackled and hard as stone.

2100

Moonlight Fungi

Familiar

Nocturnal, these sentient mushrooms are not interested in the passage of dragons.

2000

Fungi Sage

Familiar

Known for its patience and wisdom, its anecdotes are only understood by other fungi.

2000

Blue Entoloma

Plant

This cave-dwelling fungus emits sweet-smelling spores that are said to induce sleepiness upon nearby fauna. Often used as a mild sleep aid.

25

3

Emetic Russula

Plant

Just a fancy way of saying 'eat this and you might throw up.'

25

3

Ancient Mushroom

Plant

Eating these mushrooms is rumored to make a dragon grow.

25

3

Dwarf Mushroom

Plant

Eating this mushroom is rumored to make a dragon shrink.

25

3

Diseased Fungus

Plant

Some dragons insist diseased fungi are zestier than regular fungi.

20

2

Glow Mushroom

Plant

Everything looks strange in the light emitted by this mushroom.

20

2

Mycena Mushroom

Plant

Visions of Mycena Mushrooms dancing in your head is a sure sign you've eaten too many.

20

2

Cindershroom

Plant

Though the spores of the Cindershroom indeed look like smoldering cinders, it's mostly harmless.

20

2

Dwarf Shelf Fungus

Plant

This musty fungus is an acquired taste.

35

4

Fairy Ears

Plant

There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.

35

4

Leechroot Mushroom

Plant

Healthy plants are rare in the Plaguebringer's domain. These mushrooms assure they won't be that way for long.

35

4

Dryad's Saddle

Plant

There's an old story tied to this fungus, and the moral is one should never try to saddle a dryad.

35

4

Glowing Mushroom Cap

Organics

Wear it as a hat! Put it on your familiars!

27

Sage Shell

Organics

Fungi sages sometimes leave these behind, but oddly no dragon has ever seen a sage without one.

27

Garden Lace

Organics

Garden lace is a sure sign that dryads have taken up residence in the area.

27

Fungus-Covered Branch

Organics

Fungus-laden branches may be left at the doorsteps of clans that encroach too close to the edge of a grove.

27

Bell Fungus

Plant

A hardy species of fungus that is slow-growing but resilient to harsh conditions.

26

3

Polarized Mushrooms

Plant

Harvesting mushrooms from the north and south end of a cave is an illuminating experience.

26

3

Snail Slime

Organics

Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.

29

Mushroom Oil

Organics

A pungent and flavorful addition to a meal.

29

Dodgy Mushroom

Plant

The gills are white, it has a skirt, and is reddish in color... yet some dragon classified this as edible in a field guide.

20

2

Forest Doily

Plant

The forest is tacky, but in a charming way.

20

2

Creeping Cluster

Familiar

Creeping clusters traverse dark expanses, silently looking for warm bodies to infect.

2100

Cave Lantern

Familiar

The light at the end of the tunnel is not quite as appealing when it's a parasitic fungus!

2100

Spongy Spingy

Familiar

Decidedly unpleasant to touch.

1650

Featherfoot Spingy

Familiar

Are spingies weaving silk, or extending their sensory fungal network?

1650