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1 Carrot. Sturdy, built from tessellating taproots of every color. Can quickly excavate tunnels and build earthworks. (60'/hour)
2 Radish. Bunches of greens bound into humanoid shape, bright red roots dangling from its back. Repels insects. (100' area)
3 Hot Pepper. Built of braided stems from dozens of varieties, its leafy ribcage is full of ripe and dried peppers. Breathes capsaicin cloud. (30' area, 1d12 damage/minute, double damage to fungi)
4 Garlic. Hundreds of heads of garlic strung together into tubular limbs, leaves and shoots sprouting out in finlike fringes. Wards off undead. (25' area)
5 Tomato. A thick coat of leaves concealing delicate vines wound around a wire cage armature. Every part of it aside from the fruit is incredibly poisonous. (Save vs poison, 2d12+20 damage, half on save)
6 Apple. Gnarled wood limbs with rough, cracked bark. A mane of flowering branches trails down its back. Supports a hive of bees that pollinate and protect it. (1d8 dmg/round if attacked, produces 1 pint of honey/week)
7 Lime. Bundles of straight, smooth-barked branches lashed into a quadrupedal form. Fans of leafy suckers along its back bend under the weight of fruit. Spits acid. (10' range, 1d10 damage)
8 Grapevine. A spherical core of woody vines twisted protectively around thick bunches of grapes, supported on six rangy legs. Produces drinks on demand, from grape juice to wine to pure alcohol. (30 gal/day)
9 Pea. Fine trailing vines twining around a string and wicker stake skeleton, festooned with bright flowers. Creates fast-growing tendrils to entrap creatures. (15' range, 17 STR save to break free, can hold any number of creatures)
10 Pumpkin. Gourds of all sizes stacked atop each other and carved with intricate geometric designs. Glows like a lantern. (60' area)
11 Onion. Stout, armored with a layer of close-fitted chunks of bulb. Can absorb damage by flaking off its outer layers. (100 HP/day)
12 Cabbage. Soft and fluffy with ostentatious frills of loose leaves. Can compact itself into a sphere to become a rolling battering ram. (Can break down doors and walls up to 5' thick)
13 Potato. Stringy nets of root and tuber woven together into chunky limbs. Grows small clones if a piece with an eye is cut off. (15% chance to sprout a new golem when damaged, matures in 1 month)
14 Corn. Tall and spindly with legs like stilts and a cornsilk mane. Can shake kernels free of itself to seed fast-growing stalk barriers. (Covers 30 sqft, corn barriers grow to adult size in 2 minutes)
15 Wheat. Tied sheaves linked together with braided stalks. Can fling grain spikelets as projectiles. (30' range, 5d4 damage, 30% chance spikes are ergotized)
16 Sunflower. Dozens of bouquets lashed together, topped with a giant orb of flowers for a head. Keeps perfect time and always knows the position of the sun.
17 Clover. Thick slabs of turf covered with pink and crimson flowers, rolled and layered into a humanoid shape. Grows fodder for pack animals and mounts. Can improve any soil it walks on. (6 acres/day)
18 Hemp. Long, slender, uncomfortably flexible limbs of aligned stalks covered in a sleek pelt of leaves. Produces rope, braiding it on demand. (500'/day)
19 Tobacco. A hollow, oblong body of broad leaves plastered over each other with smoldering ember eyes and sprays of star-shaped white flowers at its joints. Breathes clouds of obscuring smoke. (60' area, lasts for 10 minutes)
20 Indigo. Delicate filigree of leaves and violet blooms encircling a core of fermented vegetal slop. Produces vivid blue indelible dye paste and ink.
3 Hot Pepper. Built of braided stems from dozens of varieties, its leafy ribcage is full of ripe and dried peppers. Breathes capsaicin cloud. (30' area, 1d12 damage/minute, double damage to fungi)
4 Garlic. Hundreds of heads of garlic strung together into tubular limbs, leaves and shoots sprouting out in finlike fringes. Wards off undead. (25' area)
5 Tomato. A thick coat of leaves concealing delicate vines wound around a wire cage armature. Every part of it aside from the fruit is incredibly poisonous. (Save vs poison, 2d12+20 damage, half on save)
6 Apple. Gnarled wood limbs with rough, cracked bark. A mane of flowering branches trails down its back. Supports a hive of bees that pollinate and protect it. (1d8 dmg/round if attacked, produces 1 pint of honey/week)
7 Lime. Bundles of straight, smooth-barked branches lashed into a quadrupedal form. Fans of leafy suckers along its back bend under the weight of fruit. Spits acid. (10' range, 1d10 damage)
8 Grapevine. A spherical core of woody vines twisted protectively around thick bunches of grapes, supported on six rangy legs. Produces drinks on demand, from grape juice to wine to pure alcohol. (30 gal/day)
9 Pea. Fine trailing vines twining around a string and wicker stake skeleton, festooned with bright flowers. Creates fast-growing tendrils to entrap creatures. (15' range, 17 STR save to break free, can hold any number of creatures)
10 Pumpkin. Gourds of all sizes stacked atop each other and carved with intricate geometric designs. Glows like a lantern. (60' area)
11 Onion. Stout, armored with a layer of close-fitted chunks of bulb. Can absorb damage by flaking off its outer layers. (100 HP/day)
12 Cabbage. Soft and fluffy with ostentatious frills of loose leaves. Can compact itself into a sphere to become a rolling battering ram. (Can break down doors and walls up to 5' thick)
13 Potato. Stringy nets of root and tuber woven together into chunky limbs. Grows small clones if a piece with an eye is cut off. (15% chance to sprout a new golem when damaged, matures in 1 month)
14 Corn. Tall and spindly with legs like stilts and a cornsilk mane. Can shake kernels free of itself to seed fast-growing stalk barriers. (Covers 30 sqft, corn barriers grow to adult size in 2 minutes)
15 Wheat. Tied sheaves linked together with braided stalks. Can fling grain spikelets as projectiles. (30' range, 5d4 damage, 30% chance spikes are ergotized)
16 Sunflower. Dozens of bouquets lashed together, topped with a giant orb of flowers for a head. Keeps perfect time and always knows the position of the sun.
17 Clover. Thick slabs of turf covered with pink and crimson flowers, rolled and layered into a humanoid shape. Grows fodder for pack animals and mounts. Can improve any soil it walks on. (6 acres/day)
18 Hemp. Long, slender, uncomfortably flexible limbs of aligned stalks covered in a sleek pelt of leaves. Produces rope, braiding it on demand. (500'/day)
19 Tobacco. A hollow, oblong body of broad leaves plastered over each other with smoldering ember eyes and sprays of star-shaped white flowers at its joints. Breathes clouds of obscuring smoke. (60' area, lasts for 10 minutes)
20 Indigo. Delicate filigree of leaves and violet blooms encircling a core of fermented vegetal slop. Produces vivid blue indelible dye paste and ink.
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