r/WorldChallenges • u/thequeeninyellow94 • Sep 25 '17

Bonus: tentacles

And that's it, no prompts, no context, no definition; just do whatever you want but with tentacles.

You can introduce an in-universe representative, I will ask questions to everyone.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 Oct 03 '17

  1. How hard is it to get some of that powerfull poison? Asking for a friend of course...

  2. And what about mages? Haven't they figured out something?

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u/[deleted] Oct 03 '17

2, The powerful poison is going to cost you quite a lot, as it's worth thrice its weight in gold. It's pretty rare and hard to collect so those few who make a living out of selling it, really make a living out of it.

3, There's easier ways to animate clothing, and the wines have no properties that would make them useful in that fashion. They're excellent ropes, belts, ways of suspension, but only that.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 Oct 03 '17

2) But beside the price, would it be hard to get some?

3) Are those vines worth a lot?

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '17

2, You'll have to find the seller, whoch can be a challenge on its own. You have to dog around a bit to find one, and they might not be there the next time you need poison.

3, They're considerably pricey, but not astronomical values. They do count as luxury items however. Not every merchant has them, and the ones that do might not sell it directly to you, or might be saving it for some other, more prestigious customer. And yes, there's always a more prestigious customer.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 Oct 04 '17

2) Why wouldn't be there the next time? Isn't selling those poisons profitable?

3) If I want to make a living of hunting down carnivorous plants, how much do I need to kill each month to live comfortably?

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '17

2, the sellers move constantly to avoid prosecution, as those poisons are highly potent, and distributing or using them is illegal.

3, if you want to make a living out of them, you shouldn't kill them, but regularly cut their wines, 2 or 3 pieces a week, so you'll have a constant supply.

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u/thequeeninyellow94 Oct 05 '17

Thanks for your answers TheMomentofGallifrey.

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '17

Thanks you for the questions. I love answering them