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<blockquote data-quote="Mecheon" data-source="post: 8958652" data-attributes="member: 6801776"><p>Plenty of reasons to not eat it.</p><p></p><p>This is a lost city, burried beneath the sands. A place that, by definition, can't have had contact with the outside world for substantial time. A desert, a place known for not really having many fruits. Generally to get fruit out there, would have to be traded. But, uh, lost city. Lost cities don't do trade. That's. Kind of implicet in the whole 'lost' thing.</p><p></p><p>I mean, maybe they did walk through a well-stocked aquifier earlier and were in the taste testing part, we can call it suspicious they didn't take a bite. But the implication I'm getting is its moreso "You've stumbled into a room and this rich looking dude (How is he rich in this ancient, lost city?) is offering you stuff that is suspiciously well preserved and non-native to this area (It was described as well kept fruit, not 'he's offering you a bunch of cactus apples and some dates')". That, in my book, is less a "Time to take a snack" and more a "Hey, remember the Pale Man from Pan's Labyrinth?" There is a 75% chance this is a Fey trap</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mecheon, post: 8958652, member: 6801776"] Plenty of reasons to not eat it. This is a lost city, burried beneath the sands. A place that, by definition, can't have had contact with the outside world for substantial time. A desert, a place known for not really having many fruits. Generally to get fruit out there, would have to be traded. But, uh, lost city. Lost cities don't do trade. That's. Kind of implicet in the whole 'lost' thing. I mean, maybe they did walk through a well-stocked aquifier earlier and were in the taste testing part, we can call it suspicious they didn't take a bite. But the implication I'm getting is its moreso "You've stumbled into a room and this rich looking dude (How is he rich in this ancient, lost city?) is offering you stuff that is suspiciously well preserved and non-native to this area (It was described as well kept fruit, not 'he's offering you a bunch of cactus apples and some dates')". That, in my book, is less a "Time to take a snack" and more a "Hey, remember the Pale Man from Pan's Labyrinth?" There is a 75% chance this is a Fey trap [/QUOTE]
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