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| True Name | Urtos |
| Frequency | Uncommon |
| Quantity | 1d10 |
| Locale | Jungle/Rain Forest of Aggradar and Qeshir |
| Form | Tree |
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This tall tree has scaled bark and curvy brown leaves. The tree bears many small black nuts that grow in clusters all about the tree. These nuts, known as meal nuts or urtos nuts, have a hard black shell and soft yellow meat inside.
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If a meal nut is cracked open (a difficult proposition) and the meaty interior is eaten, it provides a person with a full days nutrition. The nut accomplishes this through a combination of the following : extremely high levels of nutrients, chemical reaction with stomach acids, expansion in volume of the tissue and high caloric density. This nut is poisonous to grum causing effects from nervousness to partial paralysis to death.
This nut cannot substitute a diet. The nut can ward off starvation and malnutrition for short periods of time (up to 10 days), but if this nut is eaten day after day with no other food for more than 10 days, physical problems will develop including weakness, nausea, dehydration and more.
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The Urtos tree grows in jungles and rainforests across Qeshir and Aggradar. It ranges from the Darijun Jungle to the Sitharek Rainforest.
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Meal nuts last a very long time and will stay good for years. They travel very well. Because of this, they can be found in markets around the world. Adventurers, mercenary companies and soldiers will often carry a few meal nuts in their supplies as a lightweight and easy-to-carry emergency food supply.
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This website was last updated February 1, 2026. Copyright 1990-2025 David M. Roomes.