
# Items
item.NetherShard.taint.name=Pale Shard
item.TaintFruit.name=Palefruit
item.TaintCoal.name=Hexcoal
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# Wand components
item.Wand.tainted.rod=Corrupted
item.WandCores.tainted.name=Corrupted Rod
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# Blocks
tile.TaintLog.name=Pale Log
tile.TaintPlank.name=Pale Planks
tile.TaintLeaves.name=Pale Leaves
tile.TaintSapling.name=Pale Sapling
tile.TaintStone_Smooth.name=Pale Stone
tile.TaintStone_Brick.name=Pale Stone Bricks
darkflower.tainthistle.name=Fluxpod
tile.botania:flower.tainthistle.name=Fluxpod
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTSHOVEL=Shovel of the Purifier
forbidden.research_text.TAINTSHOVEL=Like a hot knife through really crunchy butter
forbidden.research_page.TAINTSHOVEL.1=Sometimes, the easiest way to remove patches of corruption is to just physically remove them.<BR><BR>By reinforcing a thaumium shovel with Silverwood and Order Shards, you have created a tool capable of combating the Pallor. The Shovel of the Purifier can dig through the grey landscape as effectively as it can through normal earth.<BR><BR>If held in your hand and right-clicked, the shovel will purify all flux goo and gas from a small radius at the cost of durability. You no longer have to clean up infusion mishaps with a piece of cobblestone!
forbidden.research_page.TAINTSHOVEL.2=When digging through the Pallor with the shovel, there's a chance that the twisted energies released will crystallize into Pale Shards.  Unlike other luminant materials, the crystalline pattern keeps these shards stable enough to carry around.
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTPICK=Pickaxe of Distortion
forbidden.research_text.TAINTPICK=Obsidian Buster
forbidden.research_page.TAINTPICK.1=By infusing a thaumium pickaxe with corruption, you create a tool capable of cutting through difficult materials.<BR><BR>The Pickaxe of Distortion fractures the essence of hard materials, weakening them. The harder the material, the more effective the pickaxe is at removing it. Unfortunately, the effects of this fracturing have an inverse effect when mining softer materials, rendering the pickaxe less effective than just pawing at the block with your bare hands.
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forbidden.research_name.ROD_tainted=Corrupted Wand Core
forbidden.research_text.ROD_tainted=Squiggly vis storage
forbidden.research_page.ROD_tainted.1=The Pallor is a place of great and terrible power for those Thaumaturges who know how to tap into it.<BR><BR>The Corrupted Wand Core can store up to 150 vis of each type and slowly replenishes itself up to 10% in every aspect as long as it is being held inside of an area drained by the Pallor.  While the wand is held in your hand, it can also feed off of luminance coursing through your veins, randomly restoring vis every time you take damage from flux or luminance.
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTTREE=Pale Tree
forbidden.research_text.TAINTTREE=The root of flux bears gross fruit
forbidden.research_page.TAINTTREE.1=The sick, twisted runoff of magical experiments can take on a strange life of its own. Most plants are unable to survive in the Pallor, but you've found a way to grow one that can. By corrupting a sapling in just the right way, you create a tree that can thrive in the Pallor.<BR><BR>Its wood can also be turned into planks which are resistant to pale fractures, allowing you to build structures safe from spreading Pallor.<BR><BR>The tree also seems to bear fruit, but eating them is not recommended...
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTSTONE=Pale Stone
forbidden.research_text.TAINTSTONE=The Pallor rocks on
forbidden.research_page.TAINTSTONE.1=The Pallor isn't a very safe place to be. Mysterious fractures spread over most surfaces, eventually covering them and making them unsafe to walk on. The fractures don't appear to be harmful to luminant creatures or materials, however.<BR><BR>By corrupting and fracturing regular stone, you've created a magical material which is structurally stable, but resistant to the spread of pale fractures. Pale Stone can be used to build surfaces in the Pallor which are safe to walk on.<BR><BR>Not that building in the Pallor is advised...
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTBASICSThe Pallor
forbidden.research_text.TAINTBASICS=Pale and lifeless
forbidden.research_page.TAINTBASICS.1=Sometimes, Thaumaturgy goes horribly wrong. Miracles become twisted calamities and the very landscape twists into hideous forms. The Pallor is a place fractured by the overload of magical workings, such as flux. Local flora and fauna become colorless and possessed, turned hostile to normal life, and the very ground of the Pallor sears those who tread upon its strange monochrome surface.
forbidden.research_page.TAINTBASICS.2=The Pallor can be found naturally in the world, but can also form when a careless Thaumaturge allows flux goo to stagnate for too long. It is recognizable by its telltale lack of color, except for the strange light occasionally radiating. Left alone, the Pallor will gradually extend its reach outwards, discoloring more and more of the surrounding land. Dirt becomes thick, dead Pale Soil while trees and other natural materials are slowly siphoned of color and converted into structurally unsound crust which can collapse or dissolve into flux goo at any moment.
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forbidden.research_name.TAINTHISTLE=Fluxpod
forbidden.research_text.TAINTHISTLE=It won't clean up your empty pocky containers
forbidden.research_page.TAINTHISTLE.1=When you have unlimited arcane power at your fingertips, small chores like mopping flux goo off your laboratory floor just seem beneath you.<BR><BR>Fortunately, you now have a helper to clean up for you. The Fluxpod will suck up any flux goo or gas nearby and use it to generate mana.
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# Lexicon
forbidden.lexicon.tainthistle=Fluxpod
forbidden.lexicon.tainthistle.0=The disgusting &1Fluxpod&0 derives sustenance from the corrupted runoff of magical experiments. It'll suck up any such substance it can find and try to turn it into mana. Since Botany is an environmentally friendly practice, there doesn't seem to be much point to it.<br>&oMore intrusive than a Spirit Vine&r