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Long after the Forsaken siege by Graymane wall, the residue from their horrible plague tanks still resided in the air in Gilneas. The damp fog that rolled from the sea carried the plague residue inside Gilneas, mixing together and forming nasty, dense pockets. Researchers worked to harvest these with their Zappthrottle extractors, and as they studied it further, these chunks of 'heavy' air pockets got the name of "Fogsap", being very acidic when touched, or released uncontrolled. With the right catalyst, they can be used in alchemy most of all with a variety of interesting results. Due to its dangerous nature, the bottles are sealed against accidental opening.

This is the final, and most intricate of the recent commissions by my dear friend thory1984 . This one proved to have an interesting, and surprising, effect that developed from the mixture of resins used.

Materials: Glass bottle, resin, dye, cork, crayon wax, and hot glue.

Description
Long after the Forsaken siege by Graymane wall, the residue from their horrible plague tanks still resided in the air in Gilneas. The damp fog that rolled from the sea carried the plague residue inside Gilneas, mixing together and forming nasty, dense pockets. Researchers worked to harvest these with their Zappthrottle extractors, and as they studied it further, these chunks of 'heavy' air pockets got the name of "Fogsap", being very acidic when touched, or released uncontrolled. With the right catalyst, they can be used in alchemy most of all with a variety of interesting results. Due to its dangerous nature, the bottles are sealed against accidental opening.

This is the final, and most intricate of the recent commissions by my dear friend thory1984 . This one proved to have an interesting, and surprising, effect that developed from the mixture of resins used.

Materials: Glass bottle, resin, dye, cork, crayon wax, and hot glue.