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Myconids are one of the many playable races in the world of Crystania. Hailing from mushroom forests all over the globe. A rather illusive people, they are rarely seen outside of their homes in woods. Though many have been said to leave on some form of pilgrimage to all the other Myconid Cities. And they also can be seen smuggling the dream inducing powder She'jin (Shey- Zen) to the worlds populace. In such not all Myconid have sworn allegiance to Neo'Zoah. The Myconid have a very keen affinity to paralysis do to the continuous spore coughs of the massive fungal stalks of their homes. This Myconid in particular is a race called the "Shadowgleam Weavers". Called "Xanba" in the Sporeish tounge, they are known as "Deeproots." A race of cave dwelling mushroom men who were noted for using a group of Sceptre's known as The Remains Of Perynil, to onslaught the Acheian Gem Flats.... The area is now their home. A giant crystalized forest of mushrooms, and their numbers have expanded exponentially.

©Jonathan Patterson™
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Description
Myconids are one of the many playable races in the world of Crystania. Hailing from mushroom forests all over the globe. A rather illusive people, they are rarely seen outside of their homes in woods. Though many have been said to leave on some form of pilgrimage to all the other Myconid Cities. And they also can be seen smuggling the dream inducing powder She'jin (Shey- Zen) to the worlds populace. In such not all Myconid have sworn allegiance to Neo'Zoah. The Myconid have a very keen affinity to paralysis do to the continuous spore coughs of the massive fungal stalks of their homes. This Myconid in particular is a race called the "Shadowgleam Weavers". Called "Xanba" in the Sporeish tounge, they are known as "Deeproots." A race of cave dwelling mushroom men who were noted for using a group of Sceptre's known as The Remains Of Perynil, to onslaught the Acheian Gem Flats.... The area is now their home. A giant crystalized forest of mushrooms, and their numbers have expanded exponentially.

©Jonathan Patterson™
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