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output/pf2e/packs/2 - Ashes for Ozem.txt

@@ -722,12 +722,6 @@ object {2 - Ashes for Ozem}
                         'fey' (x1)
             [privateNotes] : string {2 - Ashes for Ozem.system.details.privateNotes} (same value: '')
             [publicNotes] : string {2 - Ashes for Ozem.system.details.publicNotes} (3 different values)
-                '' (x4)
-                '<p>Born of those who sacrificed their lives for something greater than themselves, engerras resemble swarms of glowing fireflies and are sometimes mistaken for will-o\'-wisps or simple tricks of the light. They are most often encountered in the tombs of legendary heroes but might linger anywhere such a hero has drawn their final breath.</p>
-            <p>Engerras believe that tales of worthy sacrifice hold great power. They gather the memories of those who died in service of a noble cause and then share those memories with mortals who might be inspired or cheered by them. An engerra\'s trademark glow is a sign of both sorrow and hope, for it simultaneously associates the death of a great hero with the determination to honor that hero\'s legacy.</p>' (x1)
-                '<p>Stelemoras are nature-loving fey dedicated to beautifying the natural world by ensnaring unsuspecting creatures and transforming their bodies into elaborate topiaries from the inside out. Aside from their bulbous, spiked seed pods, stelemoras are composed entirely of vines, which they can grow, retract, and shed at will. Stelemoras regrow damaged vines at an alarming rate, allowing them to recover from nearly any injury over time.</p>
-            <p>Young stelemoras travel the world looking for a piece of wilderness to call their own. Once they select a proper spot, they use their vines to snare passing creatures, holding their target still as they forcibly implant their seeds inside the victim. The implanted seeds then take root, using the creature itself as fertilizer and slowly transforming its body into a mass of vines and leaves. Once they complete their work, the stelemora sheds their vines and regrows in a new location to begin their next masterpiece.</p>
-            <p>While stelemoras prefer to fill their gardens with once-living creatures, they entomb inanimate objects in vines if they can\'t capture their preferred subjects. Stelemoras have also been known to transform statues, treasure chests, and even entire buildings into topiaries in order to lure in their favored prey.</p>' (x1)
             [reset] : string {2 - Ashes for Ozem.system.details.reset} (5 different values)
                 '' (x2)
                 '<p>1 minute</p>' (x1)