Hyaline Bloom
Hylaine Bloom, also known as Bláth na Feithidí or Hyönteisen Kukka, is a physical-to-metaphysical material which is mostly known for its uses in druidic and primal magic.
Properties
Origin & Source
Hyaline blooms sprout from tree stumps upon which a will-o'-wisp was killed, through a process which is poorly understood by mortals; it is speculated that some elder hags understand the process in its entirety. Despite this, hyaline blooms were intentionally created for centuries in Grausur and for millennia in the Wychlands of Hexadömonir.
Life & Expiration
Generally speaking, hyaline blooms evaporate into nothingness over a period of two to three days. Some evidence suggests that storing a bloom in a seamless wooden container delays the evaporation process by an additional two to three day; the usage of common hornbeam might delay it up to five additional days.
History & Usage
Everyday use
Hyaline blooms are mostly used as druidic spell foci, for two specific purposes:
Facilitating the summoning of unusually large insect swarms, while also augmenting the individual insect's power and resilience.
In areas where primal magic is difficult to wield, hyaline blooms may serve as a bypass to the land itself and allow spellcasters to cast their spells.
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