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So, over at AC I got a wonderful commission from the dazzling duo of 
& 
. I got rather lucky, as they only had three potions left, and I managed to grab the tastiest one. ^_^
I'm a Gingerbread Bear! XD
-Description of the enchantment-
ANGEL TREE BARK
- The moist tree bark gives the body baked dessert properties, converting it entirely to an edible state. Negates senses of taste, touch, and smell.
*The flaky crust of the bark can be used as a confectionery spice as it tastes similar to cinnamon. Once cooked, reactionary effects are rendered inert, though deliciousness increases.
*The bark comes from the Saccaquine tree, which grows to a mature height of 8ft with velvety leaves and branches that carry a sweet aroma. Prefers a temperate climate.
*Scrape gently off the trunk of the tree to harvest. If not harvested within a week of reaching maturity, the bark smells burnt and falls off.
_____
*I'm sexy and I know it*
& 
. I got rather lucky, as they only had three potions left, and I managed to grab the tastiest one. ^_^ I'm a Gingerbread Bear! XD
-Description of the enchantment-
ANGEL TREE BARK
- The moist tree bark gives the body baked dessert properties, converting it entirely to an edible state. Negates senses of taste, touch, and smell.
*The flaky crust of the bark can be used as a confectionery spice as it tastes similar to cinnamon. Once cooked, reactionary effects are rendered inert, though deliciousness increases.
*The bark comes from the Saccaquine tree, which grows to a mature height of 8ft with velvety leaves and branches that carry a sweet aroma. Prefers a temperate climate.
*Scrape gently off the trunk of the tree to harvest. If not harvested within a week of reaching maturity, the bark smells burnt and falls off.
_____
*I'm sexy and I know it*
Category All / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 538 x 800px
File Size 704.3 kB
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