This object is used to send agent help name shouts from the opposite side of the wrap (opposite to the real object). The catalogue category is faked to match the real objects one.

Perched almost like the guardian of the secret laboratories underneath Albia's surface, this statue resembles one of the Shee, the ancient race responsible for (among other things) the creation of the Norn, Ettin, and Grendel species.\n\nShould a creature happen to pass under this statue during wayward underground travels, the statue's icy blue orbs will glow with an intensity akin to an otherworldly force staring into one's very soul... a feeling that can make even the normally fearsome Grendels tremble with terror!\n\nRumors from years gone by suggest that the statue's gaze can literally paralyze unsuspecting creatures with overwhelming fear, eventually leading to their untimely underground undoing! But surely those rumors are as outdated as the ones that suggest the visage of a different alien species can be seen near the statue under very specific circumstances...

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Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

Load two different creatures into the machine and throw the switch!\n\nThe two creatures' dDNA is then cut apart and mixed together to create a single new creature. The original two creatures are killed in the process.\n\nYou may also choose to put an old or dying creature in the machine alone to create a clone.

There seems to be a never-ending supply of these strange scaly eggs. I wouldn't want to be around when one of these hatches!

Wait, this isn't a fish at all! It's actually a sophisticated automatic floatation system that will attach to norns struggling to breathe underwater, swim up, and throw them to the surface.

This door separates the Ettin hatchery (and the rest of the swamp) from the scorching, radioactive depths of the volcano. Creatures cannot operate it - only you are able to open and close it.\n\nIf, under extraordinary circumstances, the volcano were to become flooded somehow, this door would lock itself shut to prevent any flooding from reaching the rest of the world.

This door separates the underwater airlock from the Eastern Ocean. Creatures cannot operate it - only you are able to open and close it. If the airlock is not already filled with ocean water, opening this door will flood the airlock first.

This door separates the Grendel hatchery from the underwater airlock. Creatures cannot operate it - only you are able to open and close it. If the airlock is filled with ocean water, opening this door will drain the water first.\n\nBoth airlock doors cannot be open at the same time, or the ocean would flood into the volcano - and possibly a large portion of the rest of the world along with it!

If this noisy, bouncy seed takes root, a pear plant will grow and begin to produce fruits - except in the winter season. It is a reasonable source of nutrients.

Under the right conditions, this dry yellow pellet will grow into a fresh new batch of ocean coral. It seems to be more edible than a fully-grown coral plant.

A Tomato plant (Lycopersicon esculentum), once thought to be the only source of tomatoes. Their growth is more widespread than in older times, though are quite picky about their environment. Plucked tomatoes will eventually grow back.

A whole patch of Fungi (Fusarium fermanichii) or mushrooms for your creatures to feast on! As long as there is even the smallest amount of organic nutrients in the soil, eaten mushrooms will continue to grow back.

The Nut Plant (Quercus faheyensis) is a bit like a tree, without all the pesky leaves and large branches in the way of the most important part - the nuts. When a nut is plucked from the plant, another nut will eventually grow in its place.

A potted plant, typically found tucked away under Yggrasil, that grows small amounts of Gelsemium (Mycophytic queeris) at a time.

This plant produces a plentiful amount of aubergines... or eggplants, depending on your dialect. When an aubergine is plucked, a new one will eventually grow in its place.

Don't panic! The trees haven't come to life - this movement is just the signature trait of the spiral-shaped, tendril-like Walking Tree (Paedulophytes vadimii). Although it looks thorny, it doesn't seem to be painful to touch, and otherwise seems to be harmless to critters and creatures around it despite its startling appearance.

One of two cacti species native to Albia. This variety flowers at night during the Spring and will only grow in areas with plenty of sunlight and low levels of inorganic nutrients.

One of two cacti species native to Albia. Needs plenty of sunlight, and requires low levels of inorganic nutrients to grow. Touching it is not recommended!