Create a mythic taxonomy for the Fungal Court. Blend culinary safety notes with symbolic transformation. Use playful bureaucratic language...

7. Knute Tox “Old rootling, with white cap and copper cheeks, known as the silent chronicler of the fungal records.”

8. Cukutie Twullot “Tall as a fern’s memory, this shroom’s echo is heard during the pale hours, its presence worshipped by the woodland’s lesser gods.”

9. Kouth Tiw Opan “When three are found together, the Fungal Court’s council is in session—its secrets sealed by silence and spores.”

10. Rmainter of Coing “Rare and feared, the oracle’s mushroom, which grants uncanny foresight and the ability to commune with the beast-blooded.”

11. Coco of Eld “Heart of the wild fungus; its spore breath has been known to awaken ancient woodland spirits from reverie.”

12. Rannut Fenl’s Berte “The court’s wind, carried in the blue petals beneath the king-cap, marks the turning of the fungal seasons.”

1. Luvurio Terentinso “First among the crimson-banded toadstools, its cap is said to shimmer with memories of ancient rains.”

2. Tinwiklin E’tande “The twin-cap fungi, often found in moonlit groves, hum in harmony under star-crowned nights.”

3. Ranumtin Fiorences “These blossoms spring wherever the Fungal Court’s secret dances are held, breathing fae-scent into the wind.”

4. Temeronum Fexiolia “A cloud of psychic spores, it drifts above the mycelial council, feeding on the dreams of sleepers.”

5. Emminae Canne “A rare blue-flickered mushroom, its ethereal flames attract wandering will-o’-wisps to ancient glades.”

6. Kecat Fesefrum “The red hat of deception; eaten by knights before battle for visions and strange runic truths.”

This lavish codex page stems from the arcane library of the Fungal Court—a secretive faerie nobility beneath the forest floor. Each mushroom, flower, or mysterious wisp cataloged here is believed by sylvan scholars to embody a spirit, guardian, or ritual link in the world’s living mycelial network. The taxonomy not only instructs on the underlying nature and powers of each species, but also encodes courtly protocols and magical rites. Initiates learn to interpret these glyphs to identify the living sigils of the seasons, omens of war or peace, and routes through hidden fae realms.

Some mushrooms are said to appear only for those the Court deems worthy, their effects ranging from prophetic visions to weather control or commune with the “deep root speak.” The glimmering “Temeronum Fexiolia,” for example, is believed to collect fragments of lost dreams, which the Court can trade with mortal visitors