Blisterbark

Blisters in the bark of this shrub, which prefers to grow in marshlands burst in order to trap parasites in a sticky glue-like sap. Large blisters have been known to trap small rodents and birds. The blisters is sometimes used to craft strong glue, but it is sticky work.

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For the larger specimens of the species, I have seen it capture small animals in its sticky trap, and once I saw the skeleton of a goblin

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Basic Information

Ecology and Habitats

Prefers wet soil and temperate climate

Dietary Needs and Habits

Traps insects with a water soluable glue from blisters on its stem.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Used as a pest control on its own, or the blisters are harvested for glue, wich can be made water resistant if treated with alcohol.

Lifespan

Can live up to 20 years

Average Height

Can reach an impressive hight of over two meters.