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The Doclopedia #1,582
Assorted Trees Of The Magewood: Acacia
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The Magewood is a purposefully enchanted woodland of approximately 20,000 acres. At it’s center is Magewood Village. Part of the enchantment of Mage wood lies in the very trees themselves. Here is one of them.
At the southern tip of Magewood, where the woods gives way to a broad grassland, stands a large acacia tree. This thorny tree is home to many small mammals and birds, who find protection from most predators here. The tree takes care of them and they help the tree.
Should trespassers come near, they will find themselves attacked by large swarms of small to medium sized birds and mammals such as tree mice, squirrels and bats. If they persist, the acacia is able to fire thorns at them.
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The Doclopedia #1,583
Assorted Trees Of The Magewood: Pine
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The Magewood is a purposefully enchanted woodland of approximately 20,000 acres. At it’s center is Magewood Village. Part of the enchantment of Mage wood lies in the very trees themselves. Here is one of them.
Deep in the Magewood there are several large pines growing near a small pond. The tallest of them stands 125 feet and is home to several tree sprites, small non-corporeal creatures that help protect the woods in general and these pines in particular.
Being one of the tallest trees in the woods, the pine can see trouble coming from far away. It will then tell the tree sprites to be on the lookout. Should troublemakers get this deep into the woods, a rare event indeed, the wood sprites hover around them and sing a sweet song that puts most sapient creatures into a dazed state. It is then a simple matter for the forest elves or the wild people to haul the unwanted out of the forest.
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