1. Bael is cultivated throughout India, Philippine, Java and Sri Lanka. The fruit has woody-skin with numerous seeds covered in thick, aromatic pulp.

2. Bael, wood apple or stone apple is a species native to India, but found throughout Southeast Asia.

3. Drawing on the lore of Bael Turath's ancient nobility, you can unhinge the minds of your foes or make them your slaves—even as you engulf them in hellfire.

4. Bael, wood apple or stone apple is a species native to India, but found throughout Southeast Asia. Bael is a smooth fruit with a woody peel that is colored yellow, green or grey.

5. The tank has overflown into the garden, and the bushy tops of the Bael trees are seen standing out over the waters.