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By: Tundra

2011-09-15 06:07 AM
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Fler Lifeforms  (Unique)   (Underground)
Fler. They come, they swoop, they burrow into your flesh.
By: Pieh

2011-03-30 02:41 PM
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Dust of Sages Lifeforms  (Unique)   (Underground)

When a thousand years of dust settled upon the worked stone floor of The Grey Tomb, a new sage was born. A creature, of dust, time, age, wisdom. The dust that was once the bodies of ancient wise men. It coalesced and swirled into being, small and wispy, dry as its home. It mutters words of wisdom for no one to hear. Begging its dark home for a soul to learn from.

Quest Quest
By: Pariah

2006-10-03 09:25 PM
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Gehanna's Horror Lifeforms  (Unique)   (Underground)

“You may cage the animal/ But you can’t take away the rage”
Shinedown - Heroes

By: Roack

2006-05-26 07:58 PM
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Kissing toad Lifeforms  (Unique)   (Underground)

Her lips pressed against the soaking flesh of the toad, and Viova’s words entered her mind…

By: Maggot

2006-03-08 08:05 AM
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The Sahari Lifeforms  (Unique)   (Underground)

Whenever the earth trembles and shakes, it is the children of the Stinging One furious that the nourishment due to them, has been denied. Honor them unceasingly by sating their hunger, or the earth itself will swallow man-kind whole to feed them’‘.

-Taken from the Arahuain Codex, the most sacred text known to the priests of Ixtili, the Stinging One.

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Surnames: The Chinese were among the very first cultures to adopt the use of hereditary surnames (around 2800 BC). But the custom didn't quite catch on in Europe - at least not until the Venetian aristocracy made it popular sometime between the 10th and 11th centuries AD. What culture made it popular in your setting and why?
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