====== Mushroom Forest ======

===== Small-fry enemy data =====

^  Name  ^  Job  ^  HP  ^  MP  ^  Attack  ^ Defense ^ Agility ^ Status ^ Exp ^ Gold ^ Notes ^
|Woebergine      |-|  14  |   0  |  16  |   0  |  25  |-|   4  |   4  | |
|Funghoul        |-|  15  |   0  |  18  |   9  |  12  |-|   5  |   4  | |
|MorpheanMushroom|Poison|  18  |  29  |  14  |   8  |  10  |-|   6  |   7  |Highest priority to defeat|
|GreatSabrecub   |-|  20  |   0  |  22  |   7  |  24  |-|   8  |   3  |Beware of critical hits due to its high agility|
|Dracky          |-|  15  |   0  |  20  |   0  |  35  |<span purpletext>Confusion</span>|   5  |   3  |Likely to critical hit, but also likely to miss. Emerges in a confused state.|
|Slime           |-|  10  |   0  |  11  |   0  |  16  |-|   3  |   2  | |
|JackOLantern    |-|  18  |   0  |  20  |  18  |   5  |-|  10  |  10  |High exp, but difficult|

===== Stage strategy =====

The most important thing here is to be prepared against MorpheanMushrooms. These poisonous mushrooms use **PoisonAttack**, which poisons you. Once you are poisoned, it won't go away until the battle is over. It's necessary to avoid being poisoned as much as possible.

**Gadabouts** and **Shepherds** can remove poison by using **Nap**, and **Priests** can learn **Squelch** which cures poison. If you are not a Priest, <span redtext>you have no choice but to make defeating MorpheanMushrooms your highest priority.</span>

The other enemies have high agility and attack, so be careful of them too.

===== Boss data =====

^  Name  ^  Job  ^  HP  ^  MP  ^  Attack  ^ Defense ^ Agility ^ Status ^ Exp ^ Gold ^
|MorpheanMushroomA|Poison  |   30  |   0  |  20  |  10  |   11  |-|  15  |  12  |
|Treeface         |Merchant|  500  |  63  |  40  |  20  |   25  |-|  90  |  60  |
|MorpheanMushroomB|Poison  |   30  |   0  |  20  |  10  |   11  |-|  15  |  12  |

===== Boss strategy =====

There's two of those pesky MorpheanMushrooms at once, and now they have even more HP. <span purpletext>If you get poisoned, your tension will return to normal,</span> so even players who can cure poison should defeat these first.

When it comes to Treeface's attacks, **PennyPincher** and **NoseForTreasure** are mostly harmless. However, **ProtectivePower** and **Sandstorm** can be quite painful to jobs that use physical attacks as their offense. It's a good idea to use defend and wait until the enemy's MP runs out.

If you are a MartialArtist, you can use **FocusPocus** to nullify Sandstorm. Mage-type jobs can defeat this boss as usual, since their accuracy and the enemy's defense will be almost irrelevant.

===== Treasure list =====

  * Nothing

==== Weapons ====

  * OakenClub
  * OakenStaff
  * ThornWhip
  * BronzeKnife
  * GiantMallet
  * CopperSword

==== Armor ====

  * BoxerShorts
  * LeatherArmor
  * LeatherKilt
  * ScaleArmor
  * ChainMail
  * FurCape
  * SlimeGooniform

==== Items ====

  * MedicinalHerb
  * StrongMedicine
  * SpecialMedicine
  * AntidotalHerb
  * MoonwortBulb
  * AngelBell
  * FeverfewRoot
  * MagicWater
  * ProtectionStone
  * SeedOfStrength
  * SeedOfResilience
  * SeedOfAgility
  * SeedOfSkill
  * MiniMedal
  * CopperMonsterCoin
  * DragonHerb
  * RockbombShard
  * SilverOrb
  * RedOrb
  * BlueOrb
  * GreenOrb
  * YellowOrb
  * PurpleOrb
  * DragonsScale
  * RubyOfProtection