A summary of the many Plants which reside in the Ruin Cities and with over almanac 100 plants species who all share the clustered, overgrown Region that is The Ruined Cites, considered to the home of ambush predators, you'll find that these many pla...
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Size And Weight- 4.5m tall, 99kg
Age- 150
Gender Ratio- 55/45
Body Type- Sugarcane
Litter Count- 1-3
Build- A tall purple and flax-yellow Sugarcane with 2 arms matching the body. Leaves are minty green and the roots are a darker shade.
Speed- 24kmph
Diet- Photosynthesis
Environment- Deep Forests, Shallow Forests
Titles-
Offensives/Defenses- Uses a nun chuck-based weapon to bash skulls in
Prey-
Predators-
Summary
A poisonous plant ( To consume ) that uses its nun chucks to shatter the bones of its foes, the Sugarcane Master is a native to the Ruin Cities, often found in deeper levels of the forest.
Enforce-Mint, Ali-Mint
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Sundew Tangler
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Size And Weight- 1.53m tall, 38kg
Age- 80
Gender Ratio- 45/55
Body Type- Sundew
Litter Count- 2-5
Build- Long Petals with a lot of needle-like teeth. The thorny parts are pink while the inside is yellow. The 4 back petals are yellow, with pink balls on them. Body is green with dots for a pattern, really making this a trypophob's nightmare.
Speed- 22kmph
Diet- Photosynthesis, Carnivorous
Environment- Deep Forests, Shallow Forests, Crumbling Towns
Titles-
Offensives/Defenses- Entraps prey with petals, which can expand and become longer, and proceeds to suck them dry.
Prey- Birds, Lizards, Small Mammals, Arthropods
Predators- Giant Ground Cyclops, Army Ants, Black Jaguar
Summary
A parasitic plant that entraps prey with their long and deceptively strong petals. Once their prey has been ensnared, they proceed suck up their blood like a meat smoothie, converting the calories into sunlight, meaning they don't have to find pockets of sunlight in the forest to get their daily needs from the sun.
