Three fungus themed origins.
34.2 of the 61 points that apply = 56 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Mushroom Origins adds three playable Origins: the overworld-based Mushling, the Nether-spawning Shroomling, and the snail, a creature associated with fungus habitats. The Mushling can use an ability to see in dark environments and is better suited to wet surroundings; it is slightly taller than a block, takes no fall damage, and becomes somewhat transparent while creeping. Its fungal body is vulnerable to heat, sunlight, and damage, giving its mobility and dark-vision traits clear tradeoffs. The Shroomling can turn invisible and move quickly with its Dark Growth ability, though using it causes exhaustion; it also has fire immunity, takes no fall damage, and is naturally suited to ranged combat. Its cap offers slight transparency, but water harms it, its body is fragile, and its fungal arms make it deal less damage with melee weapons. The snail can climb any surface, including ceilings, and fire darts, while its broad diet lets it eat rotten or poisonous food. Sunlight exhausts the snail, and heat sources harm its slime-covered body more than usual.
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