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Ravingdork wrote:

I mean, they're fruit (and small ones at that), so they last as long as fruit normally lasts. Without refrigeration or magic, I imagine they would spoil rather quickly.

In any case, they'd become quite mundane if not eaten within an hour of being plucked.

What I am understanding from DINNERman's post is that the idea is to not pluck the fruit. Just leave them 'on the vine', so to speak. After a week of getting a new fruit each day and leaving it alone, that means that the Leshy will have 7 fruits available to be plucked and used during the next dungeon crawl.

It is a similar problem that the first printing of Ceremonial Knife has where it doesn't say that it is limited to only having one knife-wand. Plenty of people take that to mean that you could buy an unlimited number of mundane daggers and create 7 Ceremonial Knife wands over the course of a week.

Edit: And for those who don't know yet, the loophole in Ceremonial Knife was removed in the Fall 2024 errata.

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Page 188: In the Ceremonial Knife feat, add the following to the end of the first paragraph: “You can have only one ceremonial knife at a time.”

That's exactly it, I was curious if there was any direction as far as how many can be left "on the vine." The ceremonial knife is a good example, I'll send it to my GM and see what he thinks.

Hello there,

Fruit Leshy heritage reads:

"Your body continually produces small fruits imbued with primal magic. At dawn each day, a new fruit ripens. You or an ally can remove this fruit as an Interact action. If a living creature that can derive sustenance from fruit consumes it as an Interact action within the next hour, they regain 1d8 Hit Points, plus an additional 1d8 Hit Points for every 2 of your levels beyond 1st. This effect has the healing and vitality traits."

Is there meant to be a max number of ripe fruit that a leshy can have on them at a time? Or can you, in theory, have dozens and dozens on you?