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dnd tree monsters Corrupted Elder Treant - Garamundis - DM Stash[Huge Sized Model 75mm Base] An ancient treant of Tryamin whose body and soul were ensnared by the evils of Idinhelieth and Seroca sixty years ago during the Fall of Elen Estel. When all eyes were on the evils of Quorenderi, they were blind to the conjurations of his siblings. Garamundis is now a stalwart foe, being one of the most powerful treants of Tryamin turned to evil. When Elen Estel fell sixty years prior, the eyes of the Tharameni and their
[Huge Sized Model - 75mm Base]An ancient treant of Tryamin whose body and soul were ensnared by the evils of Idinhelieth and Seroca sixty years ago during the Fall of Elen Estel. When all eyes were on the evils of Quorenderi, they were blind to the conjurations of his siblings. Garamundis is now a stalwart foe, being one of the most powerful treants of Tryamin turned to evil.
When Elen Estel fell sixty years prior, the eyes of the Tharameni and their devout followers were fixed to the crumbling Elven capital. They were blind to the Shroud of Seroca cast on the nearby Tryamin Woods, as Idinhelieth used the chaos and influence caused by his brother Quorenderi to take root in the ancient woods. Garamundis was one of the first of the woods to fall under Idinhelieth’s influence, has bark gnarled and his leaves withered from the corruption that took hold in his heart.
He was the guardian and keeper of a large swathe of the woods, and under Idinhelieth’s spell he saw the pristine gardens and verdant landscape he once kept fall to a foetid mire and poisoned shrubs and trees. Evil took hold in the woods, but to those looking in it seemed all was well, for the Shroud of Seroca veiled it all in an illusion, and those who saw and heard Garamundis thought him to be the same Garamundis of old. They did not see how his form had twisted and bent, or the poisonous fungi that sprouted from his arms and the weeping sap that dripped from his eyes.
As the forest fell and the evil spread, Garamundis became its keeper and protector, lulling any druids who came to investigate into a false sense of security, acting like his old self. Though the first chance he would receive, he would quickly end their lives, burying them and any evidence they were there under the boggy mire.
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★★★★★ 5
Bookcase
Easy to put together. Like the look. Perfect in my den.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Do not recommend
The quality is awful the first one I had to return because it arrived broken and the second one is just as bad just not broken yet the particle board is flaking and the white part is already peeling.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026
★★★★★ 5
A Fantastic Power Solution for Older Homes with Limited Outlets ⚡🏡🔌
Size: 5FT, Color: White 2prong
Living in an older home often means dealing with outdated two-prong outlets and a frustrating lack of convenient charging options. This 2-prong extension cord and outlet adapter solves that problem beautifully by converting a polarized two-prong outlet into an incredibly versatile charging station with 11 AC outlets and 6 USB ports. 🏠✨📱
I have been using this type of power strip in areas where only older two-prong outlets are available, and it makes a tremendous difference. Instead of relying on multiple adapters and extension cords, everything can be plugged into one compact unit. 🔌💻📺 Whether charging phones, tablets, laptops, lamps, and other electronics, this power strip keeps everything organized and easy to access.
The standout feature is the impressive 17-in-1 design. With 11 AC outlets and 6 USB ports, including 3 USB-C ports, it can power and charge a large number of devices simultaneously. 📱💻⌚🎮 The USB-C ports provide fast charging for many modern devices, which reduces the need for separate charging bricks and helps minimize clutter.
I especially appreciate the thoughtful outlet layout. The three-row design provides generous spacing so larger power adapters do not block neighboring outlets. 🧠🔌👌 This makes it easy to use nearly every outlet at once, which is extremely useful for office setups, entertainment centers, and bedside charging stations.
The five-foot extension cord offers excellent flexibility, and the flat angled plug fits neatly behind furniture without protruding too far from the wall. 🛋️📏✨ This is particularly helpful in tight spaces such as behind bookcases, sofas, and nightstands. The built-in mounting holes are another nice touch, allowing the unit to be securely attached to a wall or desk if desired.
Safety features are also reassuring. With surge protection, overload protection, short-circuit protection, and fire-resistant construction, this power strip is designed to handle daily use with confidence. 🛡️⚡🔥 Knowing that connected electronics are protected adds significant peace of mind.
For anyone living in an older house with two-prong outlets, this adapter offers a practical and highly efficient solution. It instantly modernizes outdated electrical access and provides abundant outlets and charging ports in one organized unit. 🏡🔌📱
Overall, this is an exceptionally useful power strip that combines convenience, charging versatility, and robust safety features. With 11 outlets, 6 USB ports, fast USB-C charging, and compatibility with older two-prong outlets, it is an excellent addition to any home, office, dorm room, or gaming setup. ⚡🏡🔌💻📱✨
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
2 prong to 3 prong power strip. Devices share common ground bus. Green light on switch. Compact plug
Size: 5FT, Color: White 2prong, Size: 5FT, Color: White 2prong
This power strip has no ground. It allows you to plug a 3 prong device into the strip which has a 2-prong plug going into your outlet. You'll want to make sure you understand the implications of that if you use this. For my use I'm using the power strip to have the convenience of using my 3 prong extension cords for ungrounded devices.
The power strip is composed of the main body with 11 outlets plus 3 USB and 3 USB-C ports. There's a switch to turn on or off the power switch and the switch has a green light when turned on. On the back side are holes for optional surface mounting as well as the power ratings. The USB ports are all standard 5V ports. While the ground plug on the 3-prong outlets is not connected through the power cord the outlets on each side share a common bus on the power strip itself. Thus if any device plugged in on that side has power going into the ground prong it will energize the ground on all devices connected with a ground prong on that side. The body measures approximately 8.125" by 4.125" by 1.25" thick. I weighed the power strip with cord at 15.38 ounces.
The power cord is approximately 4.9' long with a compact right angle plug. The plug is polarized meaning you cannot plug it in inside down. Looking at a 3-prong plug if the ground prong is at the bottom the cord goes down to the right at about a 45 degree angle. The plug is compact and you can plug 2 of these in on the same 2 outlet wall outlet. The cord is printed with the wire information and contains 2 16 AWG conductors. The rated power seems appropriate for the size of the power cord.
The outlet looks and feels nice and handles a lot of devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good value for a high quality product with some possible safety compromises
Size: 5FT, Color: White 2prong, Size: 5FT, Color: White 2prong
This power strip is a practical solution for anyone living in an older home that still has two‑prong outlets. Many older houses were built long before grounded wiring became standard, so finding a way to expand your available outlets without rewiring the entire room can be a challenge. This adapter is designed specifically for those situations, and it provides a surprising amount of capability in a compact unit.
Before using it, I wanted to be sure it was safe to plug a three‑prong device into a two‑prong outlet. It is legal to use an adapter like this in the United States, but only when you understand its limitations. A two‑to‑three‑prong adapter does not create a true ground. The product page notes that this model is built to UL 1363 standards and includes surge and overload protection, which helps add a layer of safety for older outlets. Still, it is not a substitute for proper grounding, and anyone who wants full protection should eventually have an electrician install grounded outlets.
As for the device itself, it is well designed and easy to use. The main body includes 11 outlets, along with 3 USB ports and 3 USB‑C ports for charging phones, tablets, and other small electronics. All USB ports are standard 5V. There is a power switch with a green indicator light, and the back of the unit includes mounting holes if you want to secure it to a wall or desk. The size is compact—about 8 inches long, 4 inches wide, and just over an inch thick—so it fits neatly in tight spaces.
Overall, this is a good value for anyone who needs more outlets and charging options in a home with older two‑prong receptacles. It offers convenience, versatility, and thoughtful safety features in one organized unit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026