Flora: (across Caido? Or wherever you want to slap them)
Ice Berries - A fruiting plant that grows only in Deepfrost, ice berries are clear and crystalline except for a single drop of color at their center. They grow in small clusters on winding greyish-brown vines that begin to curl around small trees in Leafchange, reaching towards the moonlight, and flower at the start of Deepfrost, small crystalline blossoms often lost in the first snowfall. They begin to fruit just before Long Night, producing a crop of delicious berries around the size of blackberries but smooth and chill to the touch. The clear outer shell is crisp and mildly tart, melting quickly when exposed to any source of warmth or removed from their vine. The inner center packs a strong, sweet flavor in its colorful liquid droplet, as well as tiny seeds that often go unnoticed. Once Flowerbirth starts the warm weather melts the remaining berries and the vines die back for another year.
The color at the center of an ice berry ranges from bright red to dark purple to pale blue. Multiple colors can be found on a single vine or cluster, and some claim that they can taste a difference between them, but the one color to avoid is the dark purple. These berries taste the sweetest, but serve as a powerful emetic, inducing upset stomach and vomiting soon after they are eaten.
Ice Berries - A fruiting plant that grows only in Deepfrost, ice berries are clear and crystalline except for a single drop of color at their center. They grow in small clusters on winding greyish-brown vines that begin to curl around small trees in Leafchange, reaching towards the moonlight, and flower at the start of Deepfrost, small crystalline blossoms often lost in the first snowfall. They begin to fruit just before Long Night, producing a crop of delicious berries around the size of blackberries but smooth and chill to the touch. The clear outer shell is crisp and mildly tart, melting quickly when exposed to any source of warmth or removed from their vine. The inner center packs a strong, sweet flavor in its colorful liquid droplet, as well as tiny seeds that often go unnoticed. Once Flowerbirth starts the warm weather melts the remaining berries and the vines die back for another year.
The color at the center of an ice berry ranges from bright red to dark purple to pale blue. Multiple colors can be found on a single vine or cluster, and some claim that they can taste a difference between them, but the one color to avoid is the dark purple. These berries taste the sweetest, but serve as a powerful emetic, inducing upset stomach and vomiting soon after they are eaten.
