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| Common Faeries Found most abundantly in gardens, partial to flowers, mushrooms and hollow logs, this nocturnal creature is social within their own clans and beneficial to the environment. Not to be confused with "spites", faeries serve an important role in reviving the desirable flora of the outlands. Malicious behavior towards the common faery is never tolerated in civilized societies.These common faeries do not steal babies, though this continues to be a difficult notion to dispel. |
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| Druidess with Satyr Child Known to cavort and consort with Satyrs and Centaurs in the light of the full moon, the druid is a powerful figure able to shapeshift into other animals at will and possessing no small amount of other magic. Adept at escaping the heavy hand of humankind. Neither Druids or Satyrs are endangered as of this writing.The same may not be said of the Centaur owing to the illegal hunting and domestication of that magnificent creature. |
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| Woodnymph Behold a Rare illustration of the woodnymph between actualities. Neither fully tree nor nymph. |
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| Blacksprites Short-lived and spontaneously pregnant, their young is said to hatch in the orifices of mammals and escape during the hosts sleep cycle. Known to be responsible for human maladies such as 'dropsies', 'blue mondays', the odd fit, irritability, and spontaneous weeping. |
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| The Unicorn; symbol of purity and Christendom. Rarely if ever seen. Population reduced to several hundred by estimation, as it is hunted for the magical value of it's ground horn in remedies and potions. It's decimation is a tragic waste and a shame to our Outlands. |
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