A web of mycelium that permeates the ground and constantly regenerates itself, occasionally producing visible fruiting bodies.
It’s “immortal” only in the sense that an organism with distinct genetics doesn’t die of old age, but fungi aren’t really individual organisms like we are.
I’ve never played that game. I’ve been interested in it, but I don’t know anyone else who is, and I live too far from public games. Besides, public games for D&D have always been kind of meh for me, and I assumed it would be about the same for 40k.
What’s an immortal mushroom look like? And how does it, like… Work?
A web of mycelium that permeates the ground and constantly regenerates itself, occasionally producing visible fruiting bodies.
It’s “immortal” only in the sense that an organism with distinct genetics doesn’t die of old age, but fungi aren’t really individual organisms like we are.
They’re more like the Zerg than the Terran, or Protoss, that’s for sure.
So basically as long as they SPAWN MORE OVERLORDS… They just keep going. Lol
Mushrooms = The Creep, Confirmed!
Warhammer Orcs are fungi.
I’ve never played that game. I’ve been interested in it, but I don’t know anyone else who is, and I live too far from public games. Besides, public games for D&D have always been kind of meh for me, and I assumed it would be about the same for 40k.
If I see a fungi constructing additional pylons, I’m gonna be back here with some words.
“You must construct additional Pylons.”