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==Fungus Leshy== [[File:Fungus Leshy.jpg|thumb|right|300px]] Keepers of cavernous mushroom forests and rotting compost pits deep within the swamp, fungus leshys preside over subterranean growth and the rot that fertilizes new life. Among the most alien and monstrous-looking of all leshys, these tiny rot farmers’ frightening appearance has more to do with the asymmetrical eeriness intrinsic to molds and fungi than an outward expression of evil. Like all their kin, fungus leshys vary widely in form, often adopting the colors and shapes of the mushrooms and other large fungi common to the areas they tend. Fungus leshys are spawned from realms of underground wonder or the rotting places of the natural world. They perform an important service in the lands they keep, encouraging the growth of fungi, transporting rotting material to fertilize other plants, and making the most use of growth that has died off. Fungus leshys are most active at night and spend the day in the forms of plump fungi amid their ripest compost heaps or fungal glens. Fungus leshys are 2 feet tall and weigh 25 pounds, their spongy interiors full of hollows and fluffy spores. '''Growing a Fungus Leshy:''' A fungus leshy is usually grown amid the compost of a treant’s groves, in dens of mold deep underground, or in eerie hillocks at the heart of dense swamplands. Ritual Requirements: CL 8th; Price 2,500 gp, Skill Ranks Knowledge (nature) 5 ranks; Spells obscuring mist, plant growth, summon nature’s ally II; Skill Check(s) Knowledge (dungeoneering or nature) DC 14; Cost 1,250 gp Fungus Leshys are part of the initial wave of leshys, debuting in the Bestiary 3.
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