Bark

Bark

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>"Man takes into death only what he renounced to possess in life. In truth, we only leave here an empty shell. What makes the value of this treasure is in ourselves. " ~ Auguste Villiers De L'Isle-Adam

Presentation of the chip

This chip provides the skin of your bulbs with a protective shell and thus increases its Resistance. As you already know, Resistance increases the effectiveness of protection spells cast by the entity. It is therefore advisable to favor this chip over the Bulbs which can cast such spells, that is to say, the Metallic Bulb, the Rocky Bulb or the Puny Bulb. Even if for the Puny Bulb, I don't think it's very profitable. Up to you...

This chip only works on allied summons: even if your teammates have the ai of a bulb, this chip will not be able to help them. For more resistant leeks, I recommend Solidification.

The Science of your leek increases the effectiveness of this spell. The Science allows you to have a green thumb in this game. There are countless Chips Science that can boost your adorable summons. Whether it's Ferocity and Doping for Strength or Whip for TP or Acceleration for MP or even Collar for Wisdom, you have all the tools to boost your summons according to your own desires.

Shaft protection

Some barks generate hard and protective Thorns for the tree. After a wound, the bark heals and forms beads around it (covering the wood if the wound was small). The bark of trees is often rich in Toxins (phenols) and bitter principles (tannins) which makes it more protective, but also makes it a source of medicinal principles, which certain animals have also learned to exploit ( ex: the aspirin of the Bark of willows grazed by animals). When you are told that Science allows you to select the best bark! Cannibal Vegetarian Leeks will receive no healing from slain Leeks and Bulbs, regardless of their rinds.. well... none more than the natural Lifesteal from Wisdom.

Biomechanical functions

The bark by thickening in a differential way - in addition to the internal forces of the wood - also participates in the straightening of a stem which moves away from the vertical (experimentally in the laboratory or following a ground movement or poor anchoring in the ground, in nature). The bark plays, slowly, for the tree a role which has been compared to that of the muscles in animals, thanks to an organization of the fibers structured in a trellis. Fortunately, our modern leeks have developed faster and more efficient muscles that allow us to observe fights over 64 rounds.