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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5469928" data-attributes="member: 57383">Let's tag that bit on then.Revising...Dream River Amber Lotus (CR 3?)Dream river amber lotus is a dangerous aquatic plant that resembles a  water lily with golden-orange blossoms. They are only found in warm  climates and thrive in slow-moving, tropical  rivers. Dream lotus plants normally grow in large beds between 20 and 40  feet across, but can spread to cover entire lakes or rivers. Each 5-ft square of lotus (treat as difficult terrain) has AC 10 and 2 hit points. Dream river amber lotus plants continuously emit a potent pollen. This  dream pollen covers everything within a radius 20 times wider than the  plant bed (i.e. a 20 ft. wide bed of lotus has pollen covering an area  400 ft. wide). Winds may increase the distance traveled by the pollen.  Dream pollen is a potent contact poison (Fort DC 18, initial effect  exhaustion for 1d4+1 hours, secondary effect unconsciousness for 1d4+1  days). Unconscious victims of the pollen can not be woken by slapping, shouting or even injury. Immunity  or resistance to sleep effects or poison applies to the effects  of  dream pollen, and powers that alleviate exhaustion also counteract the  pollen: a delay poison or lesser restoration spell will improve an unconscious victim to exhausted (or improve an exhausted victim to fatigued), a neutralize poison or restoration spell will eliminate all the pollen's effects.  While a dream river amber lotus's dream pollen is not  directly dangerous, victims of the plant often drown or die from attacks by other creatures while unconscious. The pollen quickly loses its potency after leaving the plant. Aquatic monsters who are immune to dream pollen, such as Batracians, often lair in dream lotus beds.</blockquote>

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