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Ipoh Arrow Poison
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The Ipoh arrow poison obtained from the milk juice of the Upasbaum is steamed and applied to spatula. As a result, the individual brass pipe arrows are painted with them. The poison works within minutes. The spatula with dried poison is also carried in the quiver. If necessary, the poison above a fire can be made liquid again and used for further arrows.
Title: Ipoh Arrow Poison
Description:
The Ipoh arrow poison obtained from the milk juice of the Upasbaum is steamed and applied to spatula.
As a result, the individual brass pipe arrows are painted with them.
The poison works within minutes.
The spatula with dried poison is also carried in the quiver.
If necessary, the poison above a fire can be made liquid again and used for further arrows.
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