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	:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

	* '''Phantom Fungus''': A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.		* '''Phantom Fungus''': A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.

	* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.

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	:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

	* [[Phantom Fungus]]: A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.		* '''Phantom Fungus''': A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.

	* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.

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	:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

	* Phantom Fungus: A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.		* [[Phantom Fungus]]: A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.

	* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.

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	:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

			* Phantom Fungus: A four-legged fungal beast with a maw of sharp teeth surrounded by several strange sensory organs. They are always completely invisible until after they are killed.

	* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.

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	===Out of the Abyss===		===Out of the Abyss===
	The 5e module Out of the Abyss has an entire section detailing the types of fungus that grow in the Underdark, largely because it relies on the survival mechanic to create artificial difficulty til the party reaches a city from the drow prison camp.		The 5e module Out of the Abyss has an entire section detailing the types of fungus that grow in the Underdark, largely because it relies on the survival mechanic to create artificial difficulty til the party reaches a city from the drow prison camp.
	It introduces some nutritional ones:		It introduces some nutritional ones:
	*''Barrelstalks'' are pretty much naturally-occurring, edible barrels of water. Super useful for the starving escapee.		*''Barrelstalks'' are pretty much naturally-occurring, edible barrels of water. Super useful for the starving escapee.
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	===Rutted Gob-Buster===		===Rutted Gob-Buster===
	This fungus can grow very large and it becomes quite hard to eat a big one in one go, hence its name. Gob-Buster has a tough texture and strong, spicy tang. Big and old ones are so strong Orks sometimes have to spit them out. Some Orks consider finishing a Gob-Buster a demonstration of self-endurance. On the other hand, their spicy and tangy flavor is used by Gretchin cooks to further enhance the flavor of Squig meat or other mushrooms.		This fungus can grow very large and it becomes quite hard to eat a big one in one go, hence its name. Gob-Buster has a tough texture and strong, spicy tang. Big and old ones are so strong Orks sometimes have to spit them out. Some Orks consider finishing a Gob-Buster a demonstration of self-endurance. On the other hand, their spicy and tangy flavor is used by Gretchin cooks to further enhance the flavor of Squig meat or other mushrooms.

	===Hoppa Fungus===		===Hoppa Fungus===

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	Be warned: a lot of these fall into [[Old School Roleplaying]]'s tradition of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s".		Be warned: a lot of these fall into [[Old School Roleplaying]]'s tradition of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s".

	* '''~~Ascomoids~~''': essentially puffballs. Just... grown to gigantic size. And mobile. And hungry to chase down living creatures and squash them to a pulp to feed on their rotting flesh. So, actually, not all that much like puffballs really.		* '''Ascomoid''': essentially puffballs. Just... grown to gigantic size. And mobile. And hungry to chase down living creatures and squash them to a pulp to feed on their rotting flesh. So, actually, not all that much like puffballs really.
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	ascomoid Dragon 68.jpg		ascomoid Dragon 68.jpg
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	* '''Cushion ~~Fungi~~''': Introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #172. Enormous carnivorous mushrooms that resemble plush cushions. They secrete soporific spores when they sense living creatures, causing the weak-willed to take a nap on the "cushion", which then smothers them before digesting their corpse.		* '''Cushion Fungus''': Introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #172. Enormous carnivorous mushrooms that resemble plush cushions. They secrete soporific spores when they sense living creatures, causing the weak-willed to take a nap on the "cushion", which then smothers them before digesting their corpse.
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	* '''Gas ~~Spores~~''': Infamous as one of the damn ''cheapest'' of D&D's long and sordid history of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s". Far worse than the aforementioned Cushion Fungi. These toxic puffballs are full of lighter-than-air gas, which sends them floating around the place. And they just so happen to resemble the dreaded [[beholder]]. Exactly why has never really been explained in most editions, although 3.5's came pretty close to a satisfactory one by saying they were created as expendable decoys by beholder mages. If you're boring you could also just say "Natural Mimicry". In 5th edition, they're a magical fungus that grows on beholder corpses, and if you survive exposure to the toxic spores, you'll pick up fragmented memories of the beholder they originated from.		* '''Gas Spore''': Infamous as one of the damn ''cheapest'' of D&D's long and sordid history of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s". Far worse than the aforementioned Cushion Fungi. These toxic puffballs are full of lighter-than-air gas, which sends them floating around the place. And they just so happen to resemble the dreaded [[beholder]]. Exactly why has never really been explained in most editions, although 3.5's came pretty close to a satisfactory one by saying they were created as expendable decoys by beholder mages. If you're boring you could also just say "Natural Mimicry". In 5th edition, they're a magical fungus that grows on beholder corpses, and if you survive exposure to the toxic spores, you'll pick up fragmented memories of the beholder they originated from.
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	* '''Mu ~~Spores~~''': Introduced in the [[Epic Level Handbook]]. Giant (at ''least'' 60 feet tall) walking mushrooms, with mouths that exhale deadly spores atop their heads, and bodies covered in sticky tentacles.		* '''Mu Spore''': Introduced in the [[Epic Level Handbook]]. Giant (at ''least'' 60 feet tall) walking mushrooms, with mouths that exhale deadly spores atop their heads, and bodies covered in sticky tentacles.

	* '''[[Myconid]]s''': A race of sapient, humanoid mushrooms native to the [[Underdark]].		* '''[[Myconid]]''': A race of sapient, humanoid mushrooms native to the [[Underdark]].

	:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

	* '''~~Phycomids~~''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomid''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.
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	phycomid Dragon 68.png		phycomid Dragon 68.png
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	* '''~~Russet Mold~~''': ~~See~~ [[~~Vegepygmy~~]].		* '''Sargusian Fungu''': Commonly and inaccurately referred to as "Dirtwraiths", these species of semi-intelligent predatory fungus native to the [[Abyss]], but which can also be found in the Vesve Forest of [[Greyhawk]], a result of a Bonehart wizard unwittingly bringing spores back with him after a trip to the Abyss and then accidentally sowing them around Delaquenn. This fungus attaches itself to plants and animates them, using them as weapons to kill living creatures so it can feed on their corpses. [[Demon]]s love the stuff, they think it's a delicacy, but it's lethally poisonous to mortals.

	* '''Sargusian Fungi''': Commonly and inaccurately referred to as "Dirtwraiths", these species of semi-intelligent predatory fungus native to the [[Abyss]], but which can also be found in the Vesve Forest of [[Greyhawk]], a result of a Bonehart wizard unwittingly bringing spores back with him after a trip to the Abyss and then accidentally sowing them around Delaquenn. This fungus attaches itself to plants and animates them, using them as weapons to kill living creatures so it can feed on their corpses. [[Demon]]s love the stuff, they think it's a delicacy, but it's lethally poisonous to mortals.		* '''Shrieker''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that are harmless... in the way that a burglar alarm is harmless unless you trip it. If these things bump into something, they scream. Very, ''very'' loudly. And whilst they can't hurt you, anything that hears the screaming and comes to investigate probably isn't so non-hostile.

	* '''Shriekers''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that are harmless... in the way that a burglar alarm is harmless unless you trip it. If these things bump into something, they scream. Very, ''very'' loudly. And whilst they can't hurt you, anything that hears the screaming and comes to investigate probably isn't so non-hostile.

	* '''Ustilagor''': Ambulatory fungi that happen to look like brains. Later retconned as juvenile [[Intellect Devourer]]s.		* '''Ustilagor''': Ambulatory fungi that happen to look like brains. Later retconned as juvenile [[Intellect Devourer]]s.
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	* '''[[Vegepygmy~~\|Vegepygmies~~]]''': Fungus-based humanoids that grow out of the bodies of people consumed by the alien fungus called Russet Mold.		* '''[[Vegepygmy]]''': Fungus-based humanoids that grow out of the bodies of people consumed by the alien fungus called '''Russet Mold'''.

	* '''Vermeil ~~Fungi~~''': Native to the [[Savage Coast]] of [[Mystara]], and supposedly are related to gas spores. Taking the form of large, crimson mushrooms, these fungi explode in a thick red cloud that resembles vermeil when disturbed - worse, this has the same effect on cinnabryl as detonating smokepowder, allowing their toxic spores to spread the debilitating effects of the Red Curse.		* '''Vermeil Fungus''': Native to the [[Savage Coast]] of [[Mystara]], and supposedly are related to gas spores. Taking the form of large, crimson mushrooms, these fungi explode in a thick red cloud that resembles vermeil when disturbed - worse, this has the same effect on cinnabryl as detonating smokepowder, allowing their toxic spores to spread the debilitating effects of the Red Curse.

	* '''Violet ~~Fungi~~''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that actively hunt living creatures, lashing out with toxic, flesh-rotting tendrils to kill and consume prey.		* '''Violet Fungus''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that actively hunt living creatures, lashing out with toxic, flesh-rotting tendrils to kill and consume prey.
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	violet fungus Shrieker MM 2e.png\|Violet Fungus and Shrieker		violet fungus Shrieker MM 2e.png\|Violet Fungus and Shrieker

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	Be warned: a lot of these fall into [[Old School Roleplaying]]'s tradition of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s".		Be warned: a lot of these fall into [[Old School Roleplaying]]'s tradition of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s".

	* '''Ascomoids''' ~~are~~ essentially puffballs. Just... grown to gigantic size. And mobile. And hungry to chase down living creatures and squash them to a pulp to feed on their rotting flesh. So, actually, not all that much like puffballs really.		* '''Ascomoids''': essentially puffballs. Just... grown to gigantic size. And mobile. And hungry to chase down living creatures and squash them to a pulp to feed on their rotting flesh. So, actually, not all that much like puffballs really.
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	ascomoid Dragon 68.jpg		ascomoid Dragon 68.jpg
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	* '''Cushion Fungi'''~~, introduced~~ in [[Dragon Magazine]] #172~~, are enormous~~ carnivorous mushrooms that resemble plush cushions. They secrete soporific spores when they sense living creatures, causing the weak-willed to take a nap on the "cushion", which then smothers them before digesting their corpse.		* '''Cushion Fungi''': Introduced in [[Dragon Magazine]] #172. Enormous carnivorous mushrooms that resemble plush cushions. They secrete soporific spores when they sense living creatures, causing the weak-willed to take a nap on the "cushion", which then smothers them before digesting their corpse.
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	*'''[[Dusanu]]''': A fungus which infests and animates skeletons. The resulting monster is technically not undead and is thus immune to undead-affecting spells.		*'''[[Dusanu]]''': A fungus which infests and animates skeletons. The resulting monster is technically not undead and is thus immune to undead-affecting spells.
	* '''Egarus'''~~, also known as~~ Vacuum Fungus, is a voraciously energetic strain of fungus native to the Quasielemental Plane of Vacuum, which has the distinct and unpleasant habit of rapidly growing on - and disintegrating - any form of matter, inanimate or not.
			* '''Egarus''' or '''Vacuum Fungus''': is a voraciously energetic strain of fungus native to the Quasielemental Plane of Vacuum, which has the distinct and unpleasant habit of rapidly growing on - and disintegrating - any form of matter, inanimate or not.

	*'''Explodestool''': Do I really have to spell it out for you? It's a mushroom that explodes when you touch it. Appeared in Dragon #89.		*'''Explodestool''': Do I really have to spell it out for you? It's a mushroom that explodes when you touch it. Appeared in Dragon #89.
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	* '''Gas Spores''' ~~are infamous~~ as one of the damn ''cheapest'' of D&D's long and sordid history of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s". Far worse than the aforementioned Cushion Fungi. These toxic puffballs are full of lighter-than-air gas, which sends them floating around the place. And they just so happen to resemble the dreaded [[beholder]]. Exactly why has never really been explained in most editions, although 3.5's came pretty close to a satisfactory one by saying they were created as expendable decoys by beholder mages. If you're boring you could also just say "Natural Mimicry". In 5th edition, they're a magical fungus that grows on beholder corpses, and if you survive exposure to the toxic spores, you'll pick up fragmented memories of the beholder they originated from.		* '''Gas Spores''': Infamous as one of the damn ''cheapest'' of D&D's long and sordid history of "[[Gotcha Monster]]s". Far worse than the aforementioned Cushion Fungi. These toxic puffballs are full of lighter-than-air gas, which sends them floating around the place. And they just so happen to resemble the dreaded [[beholder]]. Exactly why has never really been explained in most editions, although 3.5's came pretty close to a satisfactory one by saying they were created as expendable decoys by beholder mages. If you're boring you could also just say "Natural Mimicry". In 5th edition, they're a magical fungus that grows on beholder corpses, and if you survive exposure to the toxic spores, you'll pick up fragmented memories of the beholder they originated from.
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	Gas spore 1e.jpg		Gas spore 1e.jpg
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	* '''Mu Spores'''~~, introduced~~ in the [[Epic Level Handbook]]~~, are giant~~ (at ''least'' 60 feet tall) walking mushrooms, with mouths that exhale deadly spores atop their heads, and bodies covered in sticky tentacles.		* '''Mu Spores''': Introduced in the [[Epic Level Handbook]]. Giant (at ''least'' 60 feet tall) walking mushrooms, with mouths that exhale deadly spores atop their heads, and bodies covered in sticky tentacles.

	* '''[[Myconid]]s'''~~, also known as Fungus Men, are a~~ race of sapient, humanoid mushrooms native to the [[Underdark]].		* '''[[Myconid]]s''': A race of sapient, humanoid mushrooms native to the [[Underdark]].

	:* '''[[Campestri]]''' ~~are a devolved~~, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.		:* '''[[Campestri]]''': Devolved, dimwitted, surface-dwelling, music-loving relative of the Myconids.

	* '''Phycomids''' ~~are slithering~~ carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.		* '''Phycomids''': Slithering carpet-like masses of predatory fungus that spew caustic alkaline goop at living creatures, seeking to kill them and feast on their flesh.
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	* '''Russet Mold''' See [[Vegepygmy]].		* '''Russet Mold''': See [[Vegepygmy]].

	* '''Sargusian Fungi'''~~, commonly~~ and inaccurately referred to as "Dirtwraiths", ~~are a~~ species of semi-intelligent predatory fungus native to the [[Abyss]], but which can also be found in the Vesve Forest of [[Greyhawk]], a result of a Bonehart wizard unwittingly bringing spores back with him after a trip to the Abyss and then accidentally sowing them around Delaquenn. This fungus attaches itself to plants and animates them, using them as weapons to kill living creatures so it can feed on their corpses. [[Demon]]s love the stuff, they think it's a delicacy, but it's lethally poisonous to mortals.		* '''Sargusian Fungi''': Commonly and inaccurately referred to as "Dirtwraiths", these species of semi-intelligent predatory fungus native to the [[Abyss]], but which can also be found in the Vesve Forest of [[Greyhawk]], a result of a Bonehart wizard unwittingly bringing spores back with him after a trip to the Abyss and then accidentally sowing them around Delaquenn. This fungus attaches itself to plants and animates them, using them as weapons to kill living creatures so it can feed on their corpses. [[Demon]]s love the stuff, they think it's a delicacy, but it's lethally poisonous to mortals.

	* '''Shriekers''' ~~are semi~~-ambulatory mushrooms that are harmless... in the way that a burglar alarm is harmless unless you trip it. If these things bump into something, they scream. Very, ''very'' loudly. And whilst they can't hurt you, anything that hears the screaming and comes to investigate probably isn't so non-hostile.		* '''Shriekers''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that are harmless... in the way that a burglar alarm is harmless unless you trip it. If these things bump into something, they scream. Very, ''very'' loudly. And whilst they can't hurt you, anything that hears the screaming and comes to investigate probably isn't so non-hostile.

	* '''Ustilagor''': Ambulatory fungi that happen to look like brains. Later retconned as juvenile [[Intellect Devourer]]s.		* '''Ustilagor''': Ambulatory fungi that happen to look like brains. Later retconned as juvenile [[Intellect Devourer]]s.
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	* '''[[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]]'''~~, also known as Mold Men, are fungus~~-based humanoids that grow out of the bodies of people consumed by the alien fungus called Russet Mold.		* '''[[Vegepygmy\|Vegepygmies]]''': Fungus-based humanoids that grow out of the bodies of people consumed by the alien fungus called Russet Mold.

	* '''Vermeil Fungi''' ~~are native~~ to the Savage Coast of [[Mystara]], and supposedly are related to gas spores. Taking the form of large, crimson mushrooms, these fungi explode in a thick red cloud that resembles vermeil when disturbed - worse, this has the same effect on cinnabryl as detonating smokepowder, allowing their toxic spores to spread the debilitating effects of the Red Curse.		* '''Vermeil Fungi''': Native to the [[Savage Coast]] of [[Mystara]], and supposedly are related to gas spores. Taking the form of large, crimson mushrooms, these fungi explode in a thick red cloud that resembles vermeil when disturbed - worse, this has the same effect on cinnabryl as detonating smokepowder, allowing their toxic spores to spread the debilitating effects of the Red Curse.

	* '''Violet Fungi''' ~~are semi~~-ambulatory mushrooms that actively hunt living creatures, lashing out with toxic, flesh-rotting tendrils to kill and consume prey.		* '''Violet Fungi''': Semi-ambulatory mushrooms that actively hunt living creatures, lashing out with toxic, flesh-rotting tendrils to kill and consume prey.
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	* '''[[Zuggtmoy]]''' ~~is the~~ demon queen of fungus. She's quite prominent due to her involvement with the [[Temple of Elemental Evil]], which is home to many fungus creatures.		* '''[[Zuggtmoy]]''': The demon queen of fungus. She's quite prominent due to her involvement with the [[Temple of Elemental Evil]], which is home to many fungus creatures.

	*'''Zygom''': An alien fungus implied to have come from the [[S3: Expedition to the Barrier Peaks\|crashed spaceship in the Barrier Peaks]] that infests living creatures and controls their bodies against their will.		*'''Zygom''': An alien fungus implied to have come from the [[S3: Expedition to the Barrier Peaks\|crashed spaceship in the Barrier Peaks]] that infests living creatures and controls their bodies against their will.