Description

While figment keepers sometimes choose to modify their figments' ash to appear solid black, wild figments scarcely ever take on this trait naturally. After the Great Sycamore burned down, nearly every Elapidae figment took on this trait. Some say that the primlin gods took a liking to the figment's hoods, reminiscent of the primlins' they loved so dearly, and chose to live inside the Elapidae figments after the Sycamore fell.