 Sable Feathercroak
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| The springtime brings a symphony of loud croaks, as these creatures seek potential mates.
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 Sagittarius
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| Do the movements of the stars show a path of independence?
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 Sakura Owl
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| The sakura owl blooms only once a year. Many forest denizens will journey long distances to witness the event. Not all of the visitors return...
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 Salt and Pepper
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| A set of salt and pepper shakers that have learned to be charming.
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 Salve Kamaitachi
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| The last to arrive to any scene, this kamaitachi cleans up after its inconsiderate siblings. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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 Sanddrift Fuiran
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| Move carefully, because those aren't pretty desert plants sticking up behind that rock.
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 Sandskink
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| The cunning, aloof Sandsu- ...skink? It's so tiny!
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 Satin Rambra
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| The thick coat of this rambra is especially smooth and soft.
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 Scaleback
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| Scalebacks are always smelly, always hungry, and always in a bad mood. They're always a good idea to avoid.
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 Scarlet Flycatcher
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| When this ferocious fish is not busy snapping at insects, it can be seen jumping upstream. Even bears know better than to mess with these.
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 Scarlet Macaw
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| One couldn't ask for a finer First Mate! This parrot seems to agree with you and repeat all that you say!
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 Scarlet Serpenta
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| The coat of a scarlet serpenta's vibrant namesake is only red for a two week duration each year. When this change occurs the serpenta is dangerous and unpredictable. (Colored by NeroGravity.)
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 Scorchpaw Prowler
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| Dragonkind have stiff competition during the summer hunts, and it can be hard to pick off smaller game with these bobcats slinking around.
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 Scorpio
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| Do the movements of the stars show a path of secrecy?
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 Scrapmetal Tracker
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| Scrapmetal Trackers are able to sense tiny bits of metal buried in the earth. They dig up these remnants and bring them to their masters.
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 Scroll Stealer
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| Entire archives go missing when a sticky-fingered spirit goes undetected.
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 Scythe Kamaitachi
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| This spirit rides in the wake of other kamaitachi, delivering several shallow cuts to anyone unfortunate enough to stand in its path. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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 Seafaring Rodaque
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| Rodaques are endlessly curious companions that can become destructive if they are not provided adaquate enrichment. It is unwise to keep one confined to a cabin, though they often do well when given run of a ship.
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 Seaglass Swimmer
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| Bits of ocean debris that are incorrectly filtered build up inside of these bicorn whales. Upon discovering a carcass, dragons may find a treasure trove of resources inside! (Colored by Frye.)
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 Searing Jackalope
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| This species of hare has flame retardant coat. When navigating scorched terrain, stray embers are frequently caught in its horns.
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 Seastar
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| During its defensive display, it becomes the star of an encounter!
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 Seaweed Nautilus
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| Though many salad-loving dragons have tried to enjoy it, the seaweed nautilus is an animal and not a vegetable.
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 Seaweed Scavenger
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| Seaweed Scavengers will harvest fresh stalks of seaweed to maintain an ideal sanctuary in which to raise their young.
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 Seething Stove
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| There is an otherworldly energy source burning within this monster, but you're unable to get close enough to find out what it is.
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 Sentient Alloy
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| This globule is capable of thinking and feeling and making its own decisions; too bad it will never be taken seriously with a face like that.
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 Sentry Squawker
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| For when warning beeps, tones, alarms, whistles, horns, and blasts just aren't enough.
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 Serpenta
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| It's difficult to discern what the serpenta is hoping to camouflage itself as, but you're pretty sure it doesn't need to. Run! (Colored by arctictis.)
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 Serpentine Lamp
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| The spirit of this lamp has been known to throw a hissy fit.
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 Serrated Snake
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| What appeared to be a long-scaled quirk when folded hold a dangerous edge when fanned out.
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 Serthis Alchemist
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| Its deadly natural venom is not the only toxin one must contend with when battling a Serthis.
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 Serthis Archivist
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| Scrollkeepers for the Flamescale clan, these studious serthis are careful to protect their writings from wayward embers and open flames.
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 Serthis Potionmaster
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| This potions specialist has been trying to teach shadow magic for five years... but the congregation keeps passing him over for less-experienced Serthis.
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 Shale Thresher
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| The hide of the shale thresher flakes as it grows, forming many sharp ridges.
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 Shalebuck
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| While not very fast, they are extremely difficult to move, displace, or chip. (KS-Sponsored by Tumblebuck.)
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 Shardspine Boar
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| Guardians who remain buried for many seasons may begin to absorb the energy of the earth.
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 Shatterbone Vulture
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| In a stunning natural role reversal, the undead Shatterbone often finds itself center of attention of other carrion birds.
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 Shimmering Pigment
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| The reflective particles in this pigmented base almost seem to move as if they have a life of their own.
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 Shimmering Xolo
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| These salamanders will carry their young on their backs from egg to adolescent. They are one of the few amphibians to produce small clutches.
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 Shining Cancer
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| The stars align, showing a sign of brilliance. (Brightshine Jubilee 2020 Holiday Item)
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 Shiny Residue
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| This reflective glop has gotta be good for something. Better hang onto it, just in case.
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 Shy Bagwitch
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| This homebody creature never leaves home without its home.
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 Sickle Kamaitachi
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| This spirit has a fiery temper, and charges headlong into battle, knocking down its foes. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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 Silkmith
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| After Assassin Bugs and dragons have done their work, Silkmiths will visit the sites of Fire Grub infestation and collect the abundant silk.
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 Silky Mole
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| It's really hard to keep your hair looking this good after digging around in the dirt all day. Show appreciation where it's due!
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 Silky Webwing
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| One of the many mutations that this webwing has undergone has left it with luxurious plumage.
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 Silver Ferret
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| Naturally clever, silver ferrets can be trained to steal treasure from rival clans.
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 Silver Kitsune
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| The mask of the silver kitsune changes pattern with the phases of the moon.
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 Silvermane Barbtail
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| These stoic creatures are routinely mistaken for elaborate stone-carved statues; they frequently stand perfectly still for several hours, waiting and watching. (Colored by Roro.)
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 Silverstring Harp
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| Any attempt to play a happy tune on this haunted harp will only manifest as a series of dissonant and melancholic notes.
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 Sisyphus Beetle
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| Each day, a Sisyphus Beetle gathers up more bones to expand its nest. Their largest nests can rival a fully-grown Mirror dragon in size.
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 Skeletal Streak
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| Agile and energetic, Skeletal Streaks communicate with their flock by rattling their bones together.
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 Skittering Megashrimp
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| This imposing crustacean uses the giant fins of its tail to gracefully swim through the water. It uses its ten legs to hobble very poorly and comically across land.
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 Sköll
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| Brother to Hati, Sköll seeks to devour the sun.
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 Skycat
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| Flocks of skycats will escort dragons through the Windswept Plateau, flying in the wake of the larger drakes.
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 Skycrest Bicorn
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| Thought by many to be a myth, these timid creatures may only be seen by virtuous dragons. (Colored by Bachuchuru.)
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 Skykin Planesrunner
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| Flitting among the cloudscape troposphere, Skykin Planesrunners float with joy during their surface visitations.
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 Slight Eyewing
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| This graceful, celestial bird uses its many supplemental eyes to easily escape anything, from the sneakiest predators to the very best ornithologists.
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 Sludge Sifter
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| These noggles subsist on a diet consisting entirely of sewer sludge.
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 Smoke Gyre
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| Smoke Gyres often herald the arrival of their much larger, more destructive cousin, the Firebird.
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 Smoky Bantam Fangar
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| Dragons bonded to bantam fangar are easily identifiable by the cloud of fur that dusts their scales at all times.
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 Smoldering Sconce
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| It is rumored that these bewitched furnishings can never truly be extinguished. Once one flame is put out, another springs to life.
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 Snaggletooth Siren
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| Seafaring dragons and beastclans have been warned to avoid following the songs of the murky depths. Despite this, many are lost to haunting melodies on their voyages: they are kind of a bop.
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 Snappish Planting
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| "Plants brighten up a room," they said. "Plants reduce stress," they said. "Plants create a cozy lair," they said. They were wrong!
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 Snow Streak
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| Snow Streaks are sometimes found frozen in place after particularly large snowstorms. They are easy prey.
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 Snowcapped Charger
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| This subspecies of Thunderstomp cultivates meticulously pruned plants and specially selected rocks. They do this to create the illusion that they are so immense as to dwarf the landscape around them.)
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 Snowfall Elk
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| The snowfall elk is crowned by an impressive pair of antlers that are never shed. Elder elk are often brought down by the weight of them.
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 Snowflake Nymph
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| A creature of uncommon humor. It collects snowflakes for its patron.
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 Snowsquall Floracat
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| This feline rarely grooms - those that do often become stuck! (Colored by kickingshoes.)
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 Snowy Owlynx
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| Despite its impressive wings, the Snowy Owlynx is incapable of flight. But it is a natural born sprinter, and very dangerous over short distances.
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 Somber Spirit
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| A bundle of mismatched parts, levitating in tandem through a musty cloud of dark energy.
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 Sorrel Gryphlet
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| Gryphlets are a variety of gryphon that retain a hatchling's proportions and disposition even into adulthood.
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 Southmarsh Podid
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| This Podid is capable of holding its breath for up to two hours, during which time it will take a nap. Tread lightly in the marsh.
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 Sparkle Nymph
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| A creature of uncommon joy. It collects sparkles for its patron.
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 Sparksylph
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| Sparksylph congregate on the edges of the fiercest storms: a crackling mist riding the winds.
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 Spectral Duskflapper
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| In a peculiar feat of biological engineering, these rough-hide bats are brimming with a blue-hot internal combustion that can cause an explosion if one is not careful around them.
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 Spectre Wyvern
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| Spectres are tenders of vast, terrible knowledge. To keep such knowledge sealed away from those who would use it, spectres have sealed their voices.
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 Speedy
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| Speedy is a rebel looking for a cause.
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 Spellbound Tome
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| Using deft wings to dart here and there, this magical book just won't let anyone read it.
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 Spellwall Boran
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| These beasts of war are outfitted with armor that's nearly as dangerous to its rider as its opponent!
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 Spidered Seat
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| None of the theories about the designer of this freaky furniture have any legs. The furniture itself has, well, plenty.
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 Spinal Sorcerer
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| Spinal Sorcerers are known to be both prideful and cunning. While they often work together with Boneseekers, they will go to great lengths to show up their counterparts.
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 Spined Cobra
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| Would-be charmers would be wise to invest in a clay pot; these spiny serpents shred wicker baskets.
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 Spinel Vulstal
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| The crystals of Vulstals drop off as the creature grows. This familiar is capable of filling a hoard with riches. (KS-Sponsored by Lune)
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 Spinesword Warden
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| Spinesword Wardens are sworn to guard the outskirts of the Boneyard, standing as sentinels against breach in containment.
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 Spiney Whale
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| Only in the past century have these mysterious leviathans begun to surface. Their origin remains unknown.
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 Spiral Capricat
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| A spiral capricat is an unusual mutation that doesn't pass down through breeding.
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 Spirit Armor
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| This enchanted armor will roam ancient pathways, protecting the road's travelers.
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 Spoiling Scorpio
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| The stars align, showing a sign of perseverance. (Riot of Rot 2020 Holiday Item)
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 Spotted Faun
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| Unusually playful, a faun's interest can result in unintended mischief and mayhem.
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 Spotted Seastar
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| A gentle creature, prone to being swept away by the currents if there's no coral or dragon to anchor to.
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 Sprangyroo
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| Sprangyroo begin their combat training from the moment they are able to stand on two feet.
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 Spring Glade Lord
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| Some dryads gain additional abilities with the changing of the seasons. Spring Lords hold dominion over most plant life in their homes during the season of new blooms.
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 Spring Sphinx
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| An aromatic flurry kicks up every time this elegant sphinx takes wing.
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 Sprouting Goblin
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| The eyes of the Gladekeeper. (Greenskeeper Gathering Holiday Familiar 2017.)
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 Squall Rasa
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| The thick, downy undercoat of the Rasa keeps it warm and dry during the long winters in Boreal Wood. Dragons prize its fur.
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 Starry Ampelope
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| The speckled patterns that dot this antelope's flank resemble a cluster of constellations.
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 Starspawn Flyer
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| Stealthy creatures, starspawn flyers attack silently in the night.
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 Steadfast Sweeper
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| Everything is all fine and good until these grow arms and you've got eight thousand of them all pouring water into the same well.
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 Steam Gyre
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| This spirit hovers around The Great Furnace. It is only visible as a manifestation in the vapors of the steam produced by the forges.
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 Steelhound
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| These golems are networked together. A pack of steelhounds can threaten smaller dragon clans.
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 Steelscale Isopuppy
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| Steelscale isopuppies have great protective instincts. Some can even be trained to guard a dragon's hoard (if they aren't lured away by a rousing game of fetch, first)!
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 Stone Borer
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| The armor plating on this golem was designed to withstand a cave-in. Deflecting a claw is no challenge.
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 Stonewatch Harpy
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| A single harpy is a rare sight. This one is a scout for a much larger flock.
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 Stonewatch Prince
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| Males are a rarity among harpies, and it is unusual to see one take up the warrior's mask.
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 Storm Seeker
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| Storm Seekers are the heralds of bleak weather. Entire murders of them flock toward approaching thunderclouds and hurricanes.
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 Stormclaw Showman
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| This talonok creates a distracting display, allowing its allies a greater chance at a surprise strike!
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 Stormcloud Harpy
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| Willing to make the best of a bad situation, these Southern Icefield immigrants use their spelled snow to cool the ground where they keep their homes.
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 Stormcloud Miller
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| Stormcloud harpies produce the finest pigments available, and don't let the Windcarve clan tell you otherwise!
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 Strangler
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| The strangler actively hunts once a year. It chokes its prey and buries the body. It will take root in soon-to-be fertile soil and rest for another year.
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 Striped Crecko
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| The amazing toe-pads of a crecko allows it to cling to sheer walls, or maintain a good grip on a dragon's shoulder: Shoulder creckos!
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 Styracavus
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| The crest of a Styracavus will grow throughout its life. When damaged, the split bone will grow in a wild array of bony protrusions.
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 Styrantrum
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| The crest and frills of a Styrantrum would make perfect perches for Fae or Veilspun dragons. Do with that what you will.
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 Summer Sphinx
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| These tawny sphinx become dominant in the summer season, taking their turn to rule over the sphinx prides.
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 Sumptuous Cape
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| A cape that looks so good it doesn't even need a dragon.
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 Sunbeam Dryad
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| Sunbeam Dryads are only awake during the day. It's safer to travel through their territory at night.
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 Sunbleached Foulscale
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| These creatures may seem docile when found lying out in the sun, but don't be fooled. They have been known to flare their hoods and challenge much larger creatures over the mildest transgressions.)
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 Sunburst Avreep
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| Sunburst Avreep get their vibrant coloration from their diet, which consists mostly of marigolds and other blooms pilfered from the gardens of unsuspecting dragons.)
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 Sunrise Troodo
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| This adorable and affectionate creature will befriend you juuuust long enough to empty your packs of all your shiny belongings at the first opportunity.
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 Sunset Buttersnake
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| The Buttersnakes dancing in the sunset have the most elegant flop to their arms.
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 Sunset Lasher
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| A lasher rarely leaves its den, preferring to wait for prey to arrive at its doorstep before striking.
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 Sunspot Clouddancer
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| These raptors are an aggressive variant of Clouddancer. Young hatchlings have fallen prey to their talons. (KS-sponsored by Vahilor.)
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 Superb Gryphlet
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| This plush, round gryphlet is a different story when soaking wet.
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 Supernal Brightbeast
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| With glowing horns that wax and wane with the phases of the moon, the supernal brightbeast is a wonder, even to dragonkind.
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 Surf Strider
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| Brilliant flashes of golden scales are a sign for smaller dragons to leave the water.
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 Swallowtail Jumper
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| These insects propel themselves into the air with powerful thrusts of their wings... then tumble clumsily to the ground, landing in an ungainly roll.
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 Swamphaunt Kelpie
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| Kelpies are omnivorous. If they are able to catch live prey, they prefer to drown it first.
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 Swarm Sovereign
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| In the wild, a Sovereign's chitinous prongs are used to vie for leadership of the hive's migration. Their vibrant colors often make them the prized jewel of an insect collector's hoard.
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 Swarming Devourer
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| Mass hives are known to lay waste to any local plant life, but the tufts above their tarsal claws are vital to the spread of pollen.
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 Swarmsprite Deerling
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| While timid individually, deerlings become aggressive and predatory when they swarm.
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 Sweetheart Swan
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| Every year as this swan returns to its nesting grounds, it chooses a new sweetheart.
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 Swift Lumen
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| Lumen no longer require food, drawing all the energy they need from sunlight.
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 Swift Volt
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| These fluffy creatures give static electricity a whole new level of dread.
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 Swiftstride Soldier
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| Centaur are capable of patrolling large territories. These soldiers ensure trading paths stay safely accessible for the rest of the herd.
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 Swinging Chandelier
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| A diagram of this familiar is plastered on the very first page of a book entitled "How to Know if Your Lair is Haunted."
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