Child: Dungeon Plants

The different kinds of dungeon plants don’t have any real names, stemming from the fact that there are so few of these giant verdure monsters. They were amongst the first Children of The Nameless King, born to a girl **** from Amberdew village with an inherent talent for plants and farming. When they left her womb, they were mere seeds the size of a child’s head, to be planted in the mana-drenched soil of the dungeon. There, they could grow to live up to their full potential.

The true size of the dungeon plants is unknown but probably unlimited. Their roots permeate the soil surrounding the dungeon, stretching on for kilometres (miles) to collect water, nutrients, and mana. These resources are then used to nourish the comparatively small growth inside the dungeon, although it is still the size of whole villages.

The growths inside the dungeon fulfill a vast array of purposes:

• Some parts emanate heat, nice odours, clean water, or even chemicals like soap or disinfectant to increase the quality of living inside the dungeon.
• Others have moving tentacles that are specialized to fulfill different functions, like suction cups and restraints for milking lactating women, meaty flowers full of needles to be hooked inside to the blood vessels of the lower harem and provide them with nutrients during pregnancy or pseudo-nipples releasing the stored milk into the mouths of hungry infants.
• And finally, there are parts that grow fruit and materials for use by the dungeon’s population.

While there are only about three of the dungeon plants growing in the original dungeon, The Nameless King has later planted some of them in other places, making them far from a species threatened by extinction, although they are still few in number. Notably, dungeon plants can be ordered to asexually produce a seed of their kind, which can be planted and shaped into any dungeon pla nt necessary by use of life magic. This is the only form of reproduction they are capable of.