Satie Drinn
Racial Magic
☀️Rithaldis' Diet
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They are able to consume or absorb radiant energy as sustenance, for healing or to replenish their magic energy. They cannot be harmed by radiant energy whether this is magical or natural, including radiation, consuming it instead.
☀️Rithaldis' Blade
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Can generate blades consisting of intense photons and radiant energy, emerging from their body or as bladed weapons, which heats surrounding air into hot plasma. Essentially they can create radioactive plasma blades.
A coarse, prickly evergreen grass of the Shamsi Desert. This is a tall perennial plant with deep roots and long leaves. It is extremely drought resistant and grows with as little as 70 mm of rain a year. It is used as fodder for grazers and as a grain. It has adapted to clustering on dunes and ergs, preferring sandy soil. It has inflorescences composed of spikelets. Satie Drinn absorbs radiant energy as a source of sustenance and even healing but it can also generate radiant blades from its own blades of grass when overgrazing occurs. Species like Shamsi Camel actually enjoy eating these radiant blades thanks to their own magic, often eating these rather than the grass itself. Its name, which means shining grass, comes from the appearance of these blades which gleam intensely with heat and light.
Original Ancestor
Switchgrass/Wiregrass
Height
Basic Information
Ecology and Habitats
This grass grows in arid or semi-arid tropical climates. It prefers sandy or loamy soils which is well-drained and can tolerate poor soil quality, drought and maritime exposure. It cannot grow in shade. Much like Mashe Lovegrass, they need an extremely sunny and arid environment to thrive, only growing in Shamsi Desert, Kemet and Dawn Ahrayn.
Additional Information
Uses, Products & Exploitation
It is grown in established oases towns as grain or fodder for animals. Both the seeds and cereal are edible, usually used in a grain mixture. It can also be processed into paper or fiber mats. It is considered essential for Shamsi Camel pastures.
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