Day 9 -- Sinister Brew I mean sure drinking out of the Slime Well grants you extraplanar wisdom beyond all mortal comprehension, but like... at what cost??

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Day 10 -- Acorn Though technically edible, acorns from giant oaks required extensive processing to leach out their bitter and toxic compounds. Instead, they were gathered for the weevil larvae commonly found inside, referred to by locals and no one else as "deep woods lobster."

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Day 15 -- Gourd The improbable yawning gourd, useless to all except the birds of the Fallows, was so ubiquitous every autumn despite its lack of seed-bearing fruit that it was theorized to be itself a seasonal fae.

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Day 18 -- Dark Water Hussars with an affinity for water often employed domesticated beasts to help them navigate the murky riverways of the deep woods, and though there were flashier options, many insisted that no better-mannered companion existed for the job than a whiskerhead carp.

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Day 19 -- Insect "Oh, ummm, actually, I asked for LIGHT ants...? I'm watching my chitin intake, haha..."

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