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== Products == | == Products == | ||
{{Uses material list|Corpse Cotton}} | {{DW/Uses material list|Corpse Cotton}} | ||
==Item sources== | ==Item sources== | ||
{{Drop sources list}} | {{DW/Drop sources list}} | ||
== Journal == | == Journal == | ||
{{Journal entry|The corpse flower is a peculiar creature. Strange, almost flesh-like sacks, filled with a noxious gas that explodes upon contact with the air. The resulting mass of fibres looks disturbingly like thin strips of a cadaver's skin, earning it the name "corpse cotton" by the more macabre Emberwood villagers.<br><br>In truth it's little more than thick plant fibres that can be woven together into a smooth, durable and, frankly, fashionable fabric.}} | {{DW/Journal entry|The corpse flower is a peculiar creature. Strange, almost flesh-like sacks, filled with a noxious gas that explodes upon contact with the air. The resulting mass of fibres looks disturbingly like thin strips of a cadaver's skin, earning it the name "corpse cotton" by the more macabre Emberwood villagers.<br><br>In truth it's little more than thick plant fibres that can be woven together into a smooth, durable and, frankly, fashionable fabric.}} | ||
== Update history == | == Update history == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:34, 9 April 2026
Template:Infobox Item Corpse Cotton is a drop from Dragonwilds:Zogres and Dragonwilds:Corpse Cotton Plants which is used to create Dragonwilds:Fine Thread.
Products
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Item sources
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Journal
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The corpse flower is a peculiar creature. Strange, almost flesh-like sacks, filled with a noxious gas that explodes upon contact with the air. The resulting mass of fibres looks disturbingly like thin strips of a cadaver's skin, earning it the name "corpse cotton" by the more macabre Emberwood villagers.
In truth it's little more than thick plant fibres that can be woven together into a smooth, durable and, frankly, fashionable fabric.
In truth it's little more than thick plant fibres that can be woven together into a smooth, durable and, frankly, fashionable fabric.