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Carnivorous Plant Carnivorous plant

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They are only indigenous to the the Swamp. They hide under the water and pop up with a powerful bite. They are rooted to one spot, and cannot move from it. Destroying them seems to release seeds that cause more to grow. It increases the town's weekly creature growth by 50%, and generates 5000 gold every day. In addition, it increases the attack and defense of the garrison hero by +10 when defending against a siege. It requires a grail to build, but costs no additional resources. A "Carnivorous Plant" is an unused plant organism, depicted only in concept art for Metroid Prime in Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide and on Nintendo.com. : Non-canonical information ends here. |} There are two ways to add this house pet to your home or guild hall. There are three colors available, but they have the same functions. All three colors are shown near the bottom of this page. * It can be purchased with 15 Loyalty Point Tokens from a Noble Taig Rhul. * If you purchased the retail version of the Kingdom of Sky expansion, use the slash command /claim. The claimed version of this plant was limited to one per account. * This house pet has special interactive features that grants players useful items; detailed knowledge (described below) is required to successfully get those items. The Carnivorous Plant is a plant created by Hanna-Barbera that first appeared in the 1979 The Godzilla Power Hour episode, The Time Dragons. __TOC__ Carnivorous plants are a type of flora that were set to appear in Turok. The carnivorous plant was a gigantic flower-like plant with vines that it used as appendages. Boss of the Sureberry Fields. Sureberry Fields is a level 35 dungeon located in Amakna in the Singing Fields area. The Carnivorous plant was a enemy in The Hobbit Game. These plants appear in the Roast Mutton and more frequently in the Flies and Spiders level in Mirkwood. The plants appear to be blind, and only detect Bilbo when he makes fast movement toward them. Once detected, they snap at Bilbo and do substantial amounts of damage. You can sneak past them or avoid them completely. The plants appear in the 2000 video game Star Wars: Episode I Jedi Power Battles.

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Boss of the Sureberry Fields. Sureberry Fields is a level 35 dungeon located in Amakna in the Singing Fields area. They are only indigenous to the the Swamp. They hide under the water and pop up with a powerful bite. They are rooted to one spot, and cannot move from it. Destroying them seems to release seeds that cause more to grow. The carnivorous plant was a gigantic flower-like plant with vines that it used as appendages. The Carnivorous plant was a enemy in The Hobbit Game. These plants appear in the Roast Mutton and more frequently in the Flies and Spiders level in Mirkwood. The plants appear to be blind, and only detect Bilbo when he makes fast movement toward them. Once detected, they snap at Bilbo and do substantial amounts of damage. You can sneak past them or avoid them completely. Carnivorous plants are a type of flora that were set to appear in Turok. The Carnivorous Plant is a plant created by Hanna-Barbera that first appeared in the 1979 The Godzilla Power Hour episode, The Time Dragons. __TOC__ The plants appear in the 2000 video game Star Wars: Episode I Jedi Power Battles. |} There are two ways to add this house pet to your home or guild hall. There are three colors available, but they have the same functions. All three colors are shown near the bottom of this page. * It can be purchased with 15 Loyalty Point Tokens from a Noble Taig Rhul. * If you purchased the retail version of the Kingdom of Sky expansion, use the slash command /claim. The claimed version of this plant was limited to one per account. * This house pet has special interactive features that grants players useful items; detailed knowledge (described below) is required to successfully get those items. It increases the town's weekly creature growth by 50%, and generates 5000 gold every day. In addition, it increases the attack and defense of the garrison hero by +10 when defending against a siege. It requires a grail to build, but costs no additional resources. A "Carnivorous Plant" is an unused plant organism, depicted only in concept art for Metroid Prime in Metroid Prime and Metroid Fusion: Prima's Official Strategy Guide and on Nintendo.com. : Non-canonical information ends here.

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