FUNGAL
THROTTLE
White fleshy blooms are crushing the cave, cupping hands around it's
centre like a throat.
The
rock is cracked and bulging like a paving slab broken from below. Touching the foamy mass makes it tremble and
close another radial foot. When the fungal valve seals the cave it
will bleed liquid stone. The fungal overmind has a very important
reason for doing this which you should immediately invent and keep
secret.
INVERSE
LAPAIZ
A
chain of huge, linked overhangs in the distant ceiling of a cave.
A
chain of broken half-tubes in a high roof. Possibly the relics of a
lava tube or collapsed river bed. The tube chunks must be leapt
between mario-style. The linier arrangement leads to a chimney or
crack in the cave wall that yakes you down, then back across the
floor below in the opposite direction. The ground floor is a new cave
type, roll again.
SUN
TEMPLE
An
enclosed space filled with light.
A
high ceiling and utterly clear, smooth walls that rise thirty feet or
more then bow out invisibly like a muffin top. The roof, far above,
is bright. Either semi-precious gems, or veins of burning tar,
reflective obsidian shards or prsim'd crystals. High, unreachable and
cascading light. It feels like entering an outdoor space. There is no
cover here of any kind and no-where to hide.
SULPHURBORN
CAVE
A
cave shaped from below by deep-earth chemistry.
This
cave has nothing to do with normal formations. It shape is wrong,
like a tear made of tears.
An entry to a stranger level of the world. One not shaped by
comprehensible life. Sulphur rots the rock. Walls are tooth-torn
gashes, scars of invisible claws, floor a ripple of rips like torn
chicken. Rivers entering will change after this point.
GYPSUM
FLOWER FIELD
Crammed
with impossibly beautiful bright stone flowers.
Blooms
in elemental chemical shades. Sharp arsenic yellow, cerulian blue,
heart-blood-bright red. A blurring blaze of unexpected colour. Wild
animals (not monsters) will be surprisingly calm here. Narrow winding
paths lead through. Smashed flowers are razor sharp and sometimes
poisonous. Unusual ones can be valuable to sighted buyers.
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