WebKanda: A leafy plant of the Gorean deserts whose roots hold a lethal poison. Kanda leaves have a strong, addictive narcotic effect that may make this plant a cousin of the Earth Coca plant. It seems the chewing of Kanda leaves brings a state of euphoria/numbness that is similar to that of strong analgesics. They are not to be swallowed. WebThe usual Gorean position on the matter is that toenails and fingernails are not, say, red by nature and thus should not be made to appear as if they were. They also tend to frown upon the dyeing of hair... the reservations about hair coloring are …

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WebGorean Plants and Animals anteater – more than six varieties inhabit the rainforests of Schendi; the great spined anteater grows to 20 ft in length, feeds on white ants, or … Websim plant -a rambling tangled vine like plant with huge rolling leaves raised in the pasture chamber of the nest. sip root - a bitter root whos extract is used as the active ingredient … chord em7 sus for guitar

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WebThe beans are primarily grown on the well-guarded slopes of the mountain city of Thentis. It is very strong and bitter. It is traditionally served very hot, with yellow or white sugars and powdered bosk milk, in tiny cups. Other sugars, spices or cream may also be served with it. The cups may have small handles or not. WebPlants Arctic Flowers: Description of the far North flora speaks of many hundreds of species. Brak Bush: Branches of this plant are nailed over doors during the Waiting Hand to discourage bad luck from entering the house in the New Year. The leaves of the brak bush are said to have a purgative effect. Web"The roots of the kanda plant, which grow largely in desert regions on Gor, are extremely toxic, but, surprisingly, the rolled leaves of this plant, which are relatively innocuous, are … chor der geretteten nelly sachs analyse