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QuestionText:	rolls back in here with some plant fight questions<br>-Momo's mothy wing dust induces sleep - would something like this work on the plant zombies given their lack of actual consciousness? He's the type to be trying to help them but if he finds out it's not possible to cure unless it's caught immediately it'd at least be slightly nicer to go while they're asleep, right...<br><br>-He also has venom <strike>because where's the fun in big terrible mandibles without some venom involved</strike> that induces extreme pain. While he won't generally be choosing to inject it when biting through vines to try and help people, there's a decent chance it'll come out in a moment of instinct if he has to attack the plant to protect someone or something along that line. Given the...fleshy...nature of the plant, how's that going to go for it...
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AnswerText:	<small>Funny enough, we'd put that on the preparatory FAQ... Apologies for not getting back to you before posting.</small> To copypaste from that, regarding the ability to induce sleep: <i>"You can! The tree can be lulled into a catatonic state, though there's no condition that will restore its ability (or willingness) to converse. But it can be temporarily made still and silent through magic. Once it wears off, of course, the tree will return to its full madness and fury."</i><br><br>As I'm sure is also evident since the posting of the log, venom is an effective method of dealing with Tree-chan. It inhibits its growth, but to be <i>truly</i> effective it would be best if Momo teamed up with others who could either catch flame or inject poison into the tree to stop it in its track.

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