Bloodroots are a flora species that dominate the Blood Kelp Caves. They frequently feature Blood Oil pustules, which are a harvestable raw material.
Appearance
Bloodroot are large root-like plants, which emit a greenish-white bioluminescent glow. They stretch from one wall to another, or from the cave ceiling to its bottom. Each root is made up of multiple smaller roots intertwining each other.
Many Bloodroot seemingly grow out blood oil pustules from its thick stem.
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These root systems generally extend from one cave wall to another.
Both bloodroots and bloodvines produce blood oil pustules, confirming that they are in fact one and the same flora species. The majority of the root system thrives within the rock itself, occasionally breaking into open water to reach untapped mineral resources, or generating vines which feed on water-based nutrients. |
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Trivia
- Bloodroot were originally green with yellow oil instead of Blood Oil and were intended to be Kelp Forest Caves flora[1], a model of the original Kelp Forest version of the roots can be found on Sketchfab
References
- ↑ http://m.imgur.com/yUrxjDA Dated October 13, 2016
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