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https://tellest.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/cropped-tellest_logo40-e1401299383984.png2054398General description Physical Appearance and Location Across Tellest, there have been some trees that look like they have thorny bark growing upon their trunks. Some have theorized that this is actually moss, but it may be an indication that the trees themselves have been afflicted by the strain, similarly to the races around the world. […]