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Mold is a term used to describe a type of fungus that is an often fuzzy-looking growth that appears on the surface of organic materials in damp conditions, both outdoors and indoors. Molds may be gray, black, green, yellow, orange or various other colors, and may have a velvety or wooly texture.
Molds are a variety of spore-producing fungi that form in decaying food or in warm, moist places. These fungi usually have a woolly or furry texture. While most molds are harmless, there are at least three varieties of monstrous molds that pose a deadly threat to adventurers: brown, russet, and yellow mold. Brown Mold: Brown mold is found in damp subterranean areas, such as caverns and caves. It is light to golden brown in color.