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Deadman Fingerling

A Dead Man’s Fingers-inspired critter that rises from ancient wood.

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Deadman Fingerling

Real-World InspirationDead Man’s Fingers, Xylaria polymorpha
Origin Myco-VerseGravewood Rootline
Discovery ZoneBlack finger clusters
TemperamentCreepy, Still, Patient
Special AbilityGravewood Grasp

Habitat Log

Old deadwood where dark fungal fingers push through leaf litter.

Field Notes

Deadman Fingerling is a Scarce Specimen Fungal Critter recorded from Gravewood Rootline, with field traces most often reported around Black finger clusters. Inspired by Dead Man’s Fingers, Xylaria polymorpha, this specimen carries the Grand Cosmic Mycelial Network signature: familiar biology refracted through a stranger, brighter branch of reality. Its defining behavior, Gravewood Grasp, makes it more than a collectible image. It is a tiny living file from the Infinite Myco-Verses, part science note, part myth fragment, and part blacklight field encounter waiting to be cataloged.

Collector Note

Scarce and perfect for collectors who enjoy tiny botanical horror.

Species Stat Range

Glow 30–7575
Signal 40–7575
Agility 45–8585
Camouflage 80–100100
Spore Energy 45–8080