Jedi Knight
Kamasyla Tree
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Create a tree that is native to Rishi and is used by native Rishii for medicinal purposes, it also functions as a decorative material for later submissions.
- Image Credit: Danrobart
- Canon: No
- Permissions: N/A
- Links: Rishi
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Name: Kamasyla
- Origins: Rishi
- Other Locations: N/A
- Classification: Tree
- Average Growth Cycle: Seedling (1~20 Years); Maturity (20~25 Years); Death (1,200~1,300 Years)
- Viability: Initially studies conducted by horticultural researchers suggested the plant to be fairly hardy. Rishi soil isn't particularly nutrient-rich due to persistent rain at the high altitudes this plant is known to grow. However, its slow growth and competition from rival flora meant the tree was surprisingly rare. Furthermore, attempts to cultivate the tree were unsuccessful despite favourable lab conditions the reason for this remains unknown. In truth, the tree absorbs force energies and uses them to help produce the nutrients it needs to grow.
- Description: Kamasyla is easily identified by its angular sturdy stem which is unique to other Rishi flora which prefers height to compete for sunlight against other flora. More distinctly, however, are the leaves which can vary in colour typically adopting bright autumn shades of deep greyish blues. When extracted the sap will typically appear as a grey fluid.
PHYSICAL INFORMATION
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- Average Length: [ In metric. If not applicable put N/A. ]
- Color: [ Note any common colors of flowers, foliage, fruit or other noteworthy features. ]
- Nutritional Value: [ What is the nutritional value of the plant, if any? ]
- Toxicity: [ Ingested, contact, other (explain). Is this plant toxic, if so how seriously? In small or large quantities? To most species or just some? ]
- Other Effects: [ Ingested, contact, other (explain). Does this plant have medicinal qualities? Side effects of use? ]
- Distinctions: [ Describe the unique traits that define what this plant is. Be sure to include any attributes that might not be observed from a simple picture, as well as variations between different regional groups or seasonal blooms if any. ]
Strengths:
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Weaknesses:
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HISTORICAL INFORMATION
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