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The Sand Ducks of Tarkis
A delicacy unique to the Tarkis Desert.
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Dead Pepper
A large, ruby-red pepper, found in dry regions; much prized by alchemists and gourmands alike.
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The True Lords
Known as the Plateau of Dread, the desert where the civilization of the Thauns once shimmered is now a wasteland battled…
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Stone Lizards
Large lizards about 5 feet long, nothing about them seems to stand out. As drab and colorless as the parched brown stone…
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Chimcherae
1 HoH
The dual, muted voice called out it's siren wail across the dunes, '...Of course, no one as brilliant as yourself would ever enter the deeper desert without one of my extra light canteens. Why, I haven't seen anyone come out alive without t…
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OchreMaws
1 HoH
The shark is the most efficient hunters in the realms. This has empowered the Shark Spirit, to become the Beast Hunting Spirit. This powerful spirit has bound elementals of various kinds and places with a shark imprint. These bound spirits …
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From their home, the winds high above the desolate lands below, these giant winged creatures strike silently and sure.
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Bandage Beasts
2 HoH
Deep within the shifting sands, natives whisper of creatures trapped within ancient tombs, their insane wails audible through feet of solid stone seals. Read, now, as I delve through the mystery and bring forth the facts about the Tah'k Mu…
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Storm clouds! The folk of the caravan were overjoyed! They had been moving through the hostile desert for weeks, and this was the first they had seen of any sign of precipitation. The people actually cheered when the first drops of rain hit…
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Worse than those of the Shattered Orb are those who have fallen from the Bright Path and Axtrami's grace. Yet among them are some who have recieved the extreme blessing of Axtrami, to become glass themselves...
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The Sending of Axtrami
3 HoH
Quest entry
The city of the Bright People fell, but the spirit of its people remains. A legend of the Ouzquin Dremorix.
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Hak-Hakunin
2 HoH
Quest entry
Come, face Hak-Hakunin, the accursed and undying spawn of Dancer Kallina. Watch him trek through eternity, a cruel and heartless executioner of infants and innocents. A cold toy of the Gods, a death bringer and prisoner of fate.
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The Kumbra
2 HoH
Known in folk-lore as the Blighted Storm-Serpents, the reclusive Kumbra are far more than any might guess.
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The hot sun was murder to my pale skin. I didn’t realize how harsh it would be, after all I read about the harshness of the burning sands who would have known that the tombs would be an understatement? I left my Lemiean guids yeste…
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The bipedal sentients of the Southern Desert.
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The Daharvati bear a striking resemblance to large kangaroos forced to breed with apes by some deranged scientist.
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Godkiss Butterfly
2 HoH
In Gaeaioa's wings, inspiration is physical.
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The majestic, draconian riding beasts of Tarran.
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The dry ocean is vast and limitless. Only a few can navigate her dry clutches and survive. For those fools above us in the lush green that think they can find treasures and lost magics here deserve to be lost. I pray to Sceleris that the…
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Sun Hawks are the largest of the Hawks. Seen as symbols of faith for the sun worshipers of the region, their intelligence, ability to fly higher than most animals, and great power, makes them obvious symbolic choices for spirit messengers. …
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The poisonous Gartraps are the bane of the desert. These sand colored trappers will bring swift death to the unwary.
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The Webbats are predators of the hot desert regions. They are massive bats with a twelve foot wingspan, very good eyesight, and the ability to do what no other bat can do...spit web from a gland beneath it's jaws.
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Carvitons - land sharks
1 HoH
These are also known as sourges of the desert sands. Carvitons bare a strong resemblance to their water dwelling cousins, including the large dorsal fin that can be seen in the sands.
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Ocadian PitFiend
2 HoH
Ephemeralstability wrote: The ochre sands stretch for miles around. Something kicks up the dust. It's a yak. A desert-yak. It ambles slowly, nuzzling the ground for the low-growing shrubs. The ranger freezes. 'Stay very still,' he warns. '…
