When you go out into the woods at night, you'd best have a ranger with you. There are all manner of deadly creatures to be found in forest depths and the Deadwood Fungus is one of the least obvious. Found in damp, old growth forests, Deadwood Fungus grows along the rotting logs of fallen trees and will carpet the forest floor in all directions so long as it can find sustenance. Be careful where you lay your bedroll or you might awaken in the morning to find this dark green fungus growing over you. Beware it's spores, they are toxic enough to fell even large animals for fertilizer. Instinct: To proliferate.

• Envelope - Deadwood Fungus will slowly grow outward, latching onto unmoving and nutrient rich objects to serve as fertilizer.
• Lung Rot - Inhaling the spores of a Deadwood Fungus causes coughing fits, bleeding and occassionally death.