Drawlloween snuck up on myle and I had to rush the first few entries of the @Falco_works list, but hopefully this year I do a reverse and start out weak and get better towards the end, lol
#drawlloween 21 + 23: Many-eyed Sorcerer
More crops are becoming sentient and most know it's not worth the risk of them developing culture. Inevitably one of them will discover magic before ethics. One must especially never let the corn glimpse behind the veil of magic...
#drawlloween 22 + 24: Folk art & Mythological
The inhabitants of the islands of the water mages have long created patterned straps with many uses. Most traditional patterns depict the mythology of the isles with cresting waves and the guardian serpent said to encircle the isles.
#drawlloween day 10 - Acorn
As if the murderous trees in the ancient forest wasn't enough, even the acorns can be a deadly threat. Swarms of scarab-like nuts can swarm unwary trespassers and defend the parent tree against smaller, more nimble enemies.
#drawlloween day 9 - Sinister Brew
"I made you some tea, my own special recipe! I hope you'll like it..."
#drawlloween day 8 - Doll
Archeologists are increasingly being injured on the dig sites by mimics that realised tasty hands keep digging up the odd hollow clay dolls that keep showing up.
One should be extra cautious when artifacts are suspiciously easy to find all of a sudden.
#drawtober Day 6 + 7
Undead + Steam
Had to combine some prompts to catch up this week.
Some water wizards leave such an imprint on their scrying water that a vaporous specter haunt their quarters after their death.
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Day 10 -- Acorn
Though technically edible, acorns from giant oaks required extensive processing to leach out their bitter and toxic compounds. Instead, they were gathered for the weevil larvae commonly found inside, referred to by locals and no one else as "deep woods lobster."









