Blooming Nettle

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Blooming Nettle
File:Blooming Nettle.jpg
Affiliation Depths of Tyria wildlife
Type Plant
Profession Monk Monk
Level(s) 24 (26)
Campaign Eye of the North

Blooming Nettles are stationary plants that create Nettle Spores and are often clumped in pairs.

Locations

  • Depths of Tyria
    • Bogroot Growths

Skills

  • File:Dwayna's Sorrow.jpg Dwayna's Sorrow
  • File:Glimmer of Light.jpg Glimmer of Light (elite)
  • File:Heal Area.jpg Heal Area
  • File:Healing Seed.jpg Healing Seed
  • File:Restful Breeze.jpg Restful Breeze
  • Dormant Husk Dormant Husk (monster skill)

Armor ratings

Armor ratings
Blunt damage 91 Piercing damage 91 Slashing damage 91
Cold damage 91 Earth damage 91 Fire damage 91 Lightning damage 91


Items dropped

  • Sentient Vine
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