Shorefruit
The Shorefruit is the distinctive drupelike fruit of the Shore Palm, averaging 4-7 inches in diameter.
Its outer shell is a tough, deep violet rind so firm it can resist light crushing—only a sharp blade or a firm squeeze will breach it.
Inside lies a cantaloupe-like mesocarp of pale lavender flesh that yields easily to the touch, offering sweet, subtly tangy flavor and satiny texture. The mesocarp fills bellies quickly.
At the core resides a central endocarp: a translucent, blush-pink gel sac that pulses with mild aetheric resonance. Rubbing the gel on an exterior wound has a mild healing effect, while eating it has seemingly no nutritional value.
Shorefruit
Other
Common
Consumption
You can eat the Shorefruit in two separate actions: the mesocarp (flesh) and the endocarp gel. Each requires an Action or a Bonus Action.
Mesocarp (Flesh)
Action: You eat the soft lavender flesh. You suffer no hunger for the next 12 hours (you automatically succeed on any Constitution saving throw to avoid exhaustion from lack of food).
Benefit: For the next hour, you have advantage on Constitution saving throws.
Endocarp Gel
Bonus Action: You apply the central pink gel on an exterior wound. You regain hit points equal to 1d4 + your Constitution modifier, and you gain temporary hit points equal to half your proficiency bonus (minimum of 1).
Duration: The temporary hit points last for 1 hour.
Weight: 3lb
Common
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