Bolteus Lymphatus Punica-Maculosus

Crazed Red-Spotted Mushroom

Name info

Scientific Name: Bolteus Lymphatus Punica-Maculosus

Genus: Boletus

Common name: Crazed red spotted mushroom

Also called: Crazy shroom, vision shroom

Meaning behind name: People start hallucinating on the mushroom and sometimes have erratic behavior.

Anatomy & Morphology

Type: Fungi

Edible: Yes

When it can be harvested: Any time of the year in a forest biome, it grows near Bolteus Letalis Roseus-Maculosus. People mistake the pink spotted mushroom with this one, the pink spotted one is deadly.

Lifespan: Up to six months in the wild

Color: Blue capped mushroom with pink scales that look like spots. The stem is a light brown.

Height: Five inches

Weight: a quarter of a pound

Powers given: Some ancient druid traditions use the mushrooms to try and connect with the gods.

Uses, Byproducts & Exploitation

Sell Price: 10 SP

Uses: Can be dried and used to get high in small portions.

How long it can be stored: Up to six months in a dry place after being dried.

Illegal Market Status: It is usually sold as a drug and very common in the market.

Genetics & Reproduction

Can it be reproduced outside of the wild: Yes

Reproduction in the wild: Spores

Historical Notes

There have been rumors that the mushroom was used to help find Mossley when The Forest Sages searched for it. There have been documented instances of druids using it to connect with the old gods, it is possible.