Ineffective Publicist: Return to the faerie world without affecting any humans. Self Explanitory.
Mold Ambassador: Retun to the faerie world after affecting a human's life. Easy since you only have impact 1 person.
Thorough Advocate: Return to the faerie world after affecting every human in the town. Haven't been able to get this one for some reason.
Decaying Paragon: Show the most positive side of mold. Haven' won this one either.
Fuzzy Savior: Give a generally good impression of mold. Help someone and don't kill anybody.
Balanced Demonstrator: Provide an even-handed view of mold. Don't be too good or evil.
Rotting Scourge: Show the dark side of mold. Kill people.
Budding Horror: Slaugher as many humans as possible. Kill EVERYONE.
Fruiting Body: Drop at least 2000 mold spores in one game. Just hold the mouse down forever.
Slime friend: Collect at least 25 slime mold spore across all games. Have to play a couple times to get this one.
Slime Savior: Collect at least 50 slime mold spores across all games. Obviously will take twice as long as slime friend.
Fruit Spoiler: Mold every kind of fruit. Pretty simple.
Beacon of Hope: Lead the lost child to safety. Use your radioactive mold to light up the mushrooms.
Gourmet Chef: Provide the resturant with an exotic new ingredient. Use the cheese mold on... the cheese.
Health Infector: Create a health code violation at the resturant. Use the basic mold on the food.
Deadly Cook: Create a tragic incident at the resturant. Use the Deadly mold what a suprise.
Home Wreaker: Save a family's finances in an unorthodox way. Use the death mold inside the wall so the family can sue the previous owner for millions.
Domestic Tragedian: Put a struggling family out of their misery. Use the death mold on their food instead.
Malpracticing Nurse: Poision a patient with hospital food. You think it being hospital food would be enough but no you have to use death mold yet again.
Suprise Recovery Nurse: Assist in the mysterious recovery of a patient. Time for the radioactive penecillian again.
Serendipitious Researcher: Provide a lasting cure to a virulent disease. What do you know, more penecillian.
Plot Foiler: Make an invalid suspicious enough to call the police. Use normal mold on the poisoned food.
Double Rescuer: Cure an invalid and uncover a plot. Use penecillian on the poisoned food and make the old bat better again.
Fungal Robin Hood: Eliminate a rich family. Death mold yet again. Bye Bye invalid.
Any help with Thorough Advocate and Decaying Paragon would be wonderful. I don't know what I've missed so I'll leave it to one of you to figure out.
Down by the river Milos, I didnt know bout the river till I read this forum, I knew I was missing a mould. Thanks for the tips guys, this game is kinda cool, tho could do with more.
To get all the spores you need to littirally go back thru the WHOLE game and systematicly check every four corners of the entire world. I just got 50, and my last spore was in the very bottom left corner of the hospital test lab.
I finally got the 50 slime molds today, and just found the river. I could've sworn that was just part of the map... Anyway, I found the constant rhyming a bit annoying. It made the game seem more like a child's story book.
You can get Decaying Paragon by getting: Slime Savior (not sure if needed) Beacon of Hope Gourmet Chef Home Wreaker Serendipitious Researcher Plot Foiler (Not Double Rescuer) This will also get you Thorough Advocate
trayz go to the river and go all the way to the right to get the radioactive penecillin. Then return to the forest, go down the well with the penecillin activated so you can see and mold all the mushrooms that are in the tunnel on the left where the boy is including those 2 that are past him.
yeah thanks for all your walkthroughs but can you PLEASE TELL US WHAT KIND OF SPECIFIC MOLD WITH A SPECIFIC NAME ON THE GAME WE WILL USE ON A SPECIFIC OBJECT?!!!!!!!! thank you!
i think i know how to get the DECAYING PARAGON. maybe you don't need to collect mold pores there. the mold pores are that tiny gold things. IT'S NOT TESTED.
