Blushberry Bush: a smallish bush with bright blue flowers during Leafchange and clusters of bright yellow, edible berries during Frostfall. When eaten, a chemical in the berries causes cheeks to blush and obvious bashfulness in behaviour.
Used!
The Whispershore Wader: is a long-beaked bird, not unlike a domestic chicken in stature and it is named for its beautiful, thick feathers which are coloured like the gemstones of Whispershore. They are most commonly found in the reeds along The Stonesong and are intelligent, persistent, and cursed with an insatiable appetite. This greedy creature is easily charmed with freshly caught fish and has a tendency to follow fisherman (or anyone), and raid their catch.
used!
Rock Slider: an enormous, toothless serpent (no less than three full-sized humans in length), with small, flightless-wings where one would presume its ears to be. This creature hunts along rocky mountain paths where it lies, well-camouflaged, before ambushing large prey. It has no venom, instead coiling its length around the victim and strangling it. =- Used!
Blind Swamp Rat: a vicious rodent with large fangs. This aggressive monster hunts in family groups of five to ten, and though at first glance they don’t appear particularly frightening, the danger lurks in their putrid saliva. Even a graze from their teeth can lead to a swift infection and lethal septicaemia. used!
Used!
The Whispershore Wader: is a long-beaked bird, not unlike a domestic chicken in stature and it is named for its beautiful, thick feathers which are coloured like the gemstones of Whispershore. They are most commonly found in the reeds along The Stonesong and are intelligent, persistent, and cursed with an insatiable appetite. This greedy creature is easily charmed with freshly caught fish and has a tendency to follow fisherman (or anyone), and raid their catch.
used!
Blind Swamp Rat: a vicious rodent with large fangs. This aggressive monster hunts in family groups of five to ten, and though at first glance they don’t appear particularly frightening, the danger lurks in their putrid saliva. Even a graze from their teeth can lead to a swift infection and lethal septicaemia. used!
