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Wizarding 101: Milkweed

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While wandering through wooded areas, the adventuring wizard would do well to remain mindful of the wicked milkweed. This infernal plant nourishes itself by ensnaring unsuspecting prey with its strong vines. Once subdued, the milkweed leeches magical energy from its victim by latching onto it with one or more bulb-like appendages. Since the breast provides ample purchase for the suckers found on the "mouth" of the bulb, nipples appear to be a particular favorite- which is where the plant derives its name.  


Fortunately, encounters with milkweed are seldom fatal; once the victim is completely drained of magic potential, the plant will release its prey and enter a state of dormancy until ready to feed again. Unfortunately, since the victim will be unable to cast any spells until after recovering their magic potential, there's still the very real danger of falling prey to any number of other fiendish flora or fauna that share the milkweed's habitat...


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I drew this for a DevArt mutual's Underboob Art Jam! Unfortunately, since I'm *me*, I couldn't just draw my wizard girl Fara in a semi-revealing outfit; I had to come up with a species of magic-draining plants to toss her to. Don't worry, she'll be fine- that plant will turn her loose once she's out of MP! Unfortunately, since she's something of a magical dynamo, she has a LOT of MP for it to suck, so... hopefully the poor girl doesn't have any pressing plans for the next 18 hours or so...


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