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Post by Belouch on Jan 1, 2019 17:51:10 GMT 1
Found a monster that has no description (or a bad/irrelevant one)?
Please contribute by posting here the item's name and the description you propose.
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Pyre
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Post by Pyre on Jan 6, 2019 19:38:08 GMT 1
Hapalops:
TIM: That's no ordinary rabbit. That's the most foul, cruel, and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on!
ROBIN: You tit! I soiled my armor I was so scared!
TIM: Look, that rabbit's got a vicious streak a mile wide! It's a killer!
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 8:53:22 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Belebey
Monster type: Lizard
Group: Mammals
Spirit: Can be caught with 15 Sorcery
Description:
While traversing the rocky hillsides of Agonia you are likely to encounter a lizard or two. Most are harmless and will scurry into the nearest shadow, but not the Belebey. They’re likely to run towards you mouth open and looking for a finger or toe to quell their hunger.
“Stamp my boy, Stamp Stamp!” – Giant Elder to his grandson.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 9:22:02 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Rock Lizard
Monster type: Lizard
Group: Reptiles
Spirit: Can be caught with 30 Sorcery
Description: A lizard found among rocks. Oh…they bite too. Squash em, chop em, or shoot them if you can!
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 9:32:31 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Cacops
Monster type: Lizard
Group: Reptiles
Spirit: Can be caught with 35 Sorcery
Description: Cacops are a more rotund variety of lizard weighing in at twice the size of their cousin the Belebey. Their camouflage allows them to wait for their prey that step within range without the slightest idea they’re being eyed up as a meal. Sluggish though they may be in ordinary circumstances, where prey is concerned they pick up the pace.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 9:54:47 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Cronopio
Monster type:
Group: Reptiles
Spirit: Can be caught with 35 Sorcery
Description: What do you get when you cross a fox with a rat… that’s right, a Cronopio. Large pincers at the end of a long snout is what to look out for with this critter. For the savvy hunter their pelts make functional hats that are popular in the well to do world of the Lightfoot.
“See… what did I tell you? A meal and good fashion!” – Lightfoot trader to his apprentice.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 10:05:46 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Scolopendra
Monster type: Insect
Group: Animals
Spirit: Can be caught with 45 Sorcery
Description: A fast-moving, venomous and predatory centipede. They don't look like much but the effects of a sting can be felt hours after your encounter.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 10:39:39 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Caracal
Monster type: Feline
Group: Mammals
Spirit: Can be caught with 35 Sorcery
Description: The Caracal is a medium-sized wild cat with a tan coat and tufted ears. I first encountered these cats in the hills not far from our landing point. I was captured by their graceful stalk and stunning eyes. A word of warning, hesitate for too long and one has to make use of a suture kit.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 10:46:39 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Cassowary
Monster type: Bird
Group: Flying
Spirit: Can be caught with 25 Sorcery
Description: An exotic bird much like an Emu only smaller and more colourful. Forget their beak it’s their talons that do the damage. You might find a buyer for your Cassowary kill in the Leafborn tribe. The ground bound bird is a local delicacy for the Leafborn. Just be sure to kill it in the sacred manner before offering it up or else you’re in for a bad day.
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Post by oorali on Jan 7, 2019 11:26:33 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: White-winged Bat
Monster type:
Group: Flying
Spirit: Can be caught with 20 Sorcery
Description: A nocturnal creature known as the White-winged Bat to most tribes and the "white night bitey bite", to the Giants. Feared by the smaller tribes, except the Dwarr, they are considered merely a nuisance to the Giants.
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Post by oorali on Jan 8, 2019 10:52:39 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Babirusa
Monster type: Pig
Group: Mammals
Spirit: Can be caught with 30 Sorcery
Description: This particular variety of swine is distinct because of their tusks which curve from the mouth all the way back almost pressing the skull like two daggers poised to pierce. I once saw a Babirusa who thought itself a mountain goat and charged a ram. It was hysterically funny to behold…and they say natural selection is cruel.
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Post by oorali on Jan 8, 2019 11:08:12 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Bulldog Bat
Monster type: Bat
Group: Flying
Spirit: Can be caught with 60 Sorcery
Description: A hideous looking winged creature. The sight of these bats is more traumatic than any damage they may inflict upon you. One accurate swing should put an end to these grotesque night gliders.
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Post by oorali on Jan 8, 2019 11:16:36 GMT 1
Monster Information: Name: Giant Pitcher Plant Monster type: Carnivorous Plant Group: Plants Spirit: Can be caught with 35 Sorcery Description:
“Sir, what's a Picture Plant…?", Leafborn Student.
"I said PITCHER Plant, you swollen parcel of dropsies! The only thing I can PICTURE is you being eaten by one when next you bumble through the forest!”, Leafborn schoolmaster teaching a botany class.
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Post by Pyre on Jan 8, 2019 17:23:28 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Giant Venus Fly Trap
Monster type:
Group: Plants
Spirit: Can be caught with 95 Sorcery
Description: "The common Venus Fly Trap catches and digests small insects that fall into its leaves. Its giant cousin, on the other hand, is capable of hunting down, poisoning, and devouring a full-grown Lightfoot." - The Leafborn Guide to Agonian Botany.
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Post by Pyre on Jan 8, 2019 17:48:13 GMT 1
Monster Information:
Name: Giant Sundew
Monster type:
Group: Plants
Spirit:
Description: "Resembling an ordinary sunflower, but roughly three times its size, the Giant Sundew secretes a dangerous mucous. Chopping through its tough stalk with an axe is the best defense." -The Leafborn Guide to Agonian Botany
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