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Plants and pixies are grouped together in the nature family, owing to the mythological associations of fey with local flora (dryads, faerie forts, etc) found throughout the world. The plant-based monsters typically have excellent resistance to wind and electricity, likely owing to strong roots anchoring them in place and also grounding them out so the volts are discharged into the soil. The cellulose creatures also boast a high tolerance to [[fizzle]] and [[Drain magic|drain magic]], but are vulnerable to a variety of other ailments. | Plants and pixies are grouped together in the nature family, owing to the mythological associations of fey with local flora (dryads, faerie forts, etc) found throughout the world. The plant-based monsters typically have excellent resistance to wind and electricity, likely owing to strong roots anchoring them in place and also grounding them out so the volts are discharged into the soil. The cellulose creatures also boast a high tolerance to [[fizzle]] and [[Drain magic|drain magic]], but are vulnerable to a variety of other ailments. | ||
The irritating imps, on the other hand, usually lack the aforementioned elemental resistances unless they are air-born, but make up for it with excellent status ailment protection. [[Poplar | The irritating imps, on the other hand, usually lack the aforementioned elemental resistances unless they are air-born, but make up for it with excellent status ailment protection. [[Poplar Toppler]] and [[Axe Weapon Family|axes]] will cut both groups down to size. | ||
===[[Undead family]]=== | ===[[Undead family]]=== | ||