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» The Legacy
% Euclide
% Disturblings
% Amuni
% Defore
% Nintei
» Euclide
% Akaeldamib
% Bihagen
% Exjose
% Hajard
% Ibsisque
% Jilkaedes
% Kaedaj Drakul
% Kaetibrina
% Sinnarnbi
% Skaelbila
% Vlaj Drakul
» The Notice
Images: Guild Wars
Poem: Wikipedia
Layout: Royal Iris D.
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» In Prose
Changin' wheels of fortune» In the Flesh
» In Prose
A surprising amount of muscle stretched over this jackrabbit's frame. Well- surprising for a lapine anyways. They weren't particularly well known for their strength. Most of his was in his legs, in very real honesty. Go figure. His hide was a variation of greens, though surprisingly an appaloosa-like patch of it at his rump was slightly more bluish a hue of green. A spattering of spots thereupon were a vibrant yellow. Similarly in the spot where a blaze might naturally occur, that odd spotted blotch appeared again to be framed by colorless eyes. About his neck lay a pouch on a cord, his beloved dice-set held safely within. Where would he be without them? And seeing he'd a full set (1d4, 3d6, 1d8, 2d10, 1d12, 1d20, 1d100) he could hardly just carry the fantastic things about in his maw. Then again, often when at rest the lapine tugged out his most favorite, the golf-ball sized d100. It was as precious to him as Gollum's ring of invisibility had been to the fictional character. Now- the dice bag was far from his only belonging, an unguassable number of trinkets littering his figure. Rings on his toes, the occasional lady's scarf, earrings, and almost anything one could imagine. He had a veritable collection of charms and goodies, all used in bets to win more. He was an exceptional pack-rat.» In Fact
Name: Hajard