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20097,"Taking its name from a Hingan blade of legend, this razor-toothed wavekin is one of the few predators known to successfully hunt the slippery snailfish.",21179,300,12,613,True
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20099,"Edible either steamed or fried, this wavekin is common throughout the waterways of Lakeland. With its ordinary appearance and undistinctive taste, the grey carp's name has become a byword for “boring.”",27516,345,26,813,True
20100,"This goby's large, lilac fins protect it from the attentions of hungry wildfowl. It absorbs the pigment from the purple plants that line the pools of Lakeland, making it look like a flower fallen from the very same shrubs.",27517,345,22,813,True
20101,"This creature has the ability to produce a strong galvanic force, which it uses to stun prey by the schoolload. Scavengers often follow behind it to scoop up the leftovers, but if they stray too close, they too may be in for a shock.",27518,345,22,813,True
20102,"Strange, twisting shadows can be seen within this sea creature's glassy skin, making them popular substitutes for crystal balls among the fortune tellers of Lakeland. Scholars insist the visions it reveals are but the half-digested remains of its last meal.",27520,345,26,813,True
20103,"This wavekin has a vicious temperament, attacking fish and fisher alike. Legend holds that these creatures are the animated spears of fallen elves who have held dominion over Lakeland since time immemorial.",27522,345,24,813,True
20104,"Named after its unusual ritual, wherein individuals rub their cheeks against each other, mouths opening and closing all the while. Scholars believe this aids the wavekin in establishing hierarchies of dominance within social groups.",27528,345,22,813,True
20105,"This pretty pink and purple shellfish is a distant relative of the dusk scallop. Its flesh has the unmistakable floral flavor of viola blossoms.",27529,345,22,813,True
20106,"With its pure white scales representing honesty, and its peaceable demeanor representing harmony, this wavekin is often served at Lakeland wedding feasts, where the happy couple separate the sweet, steamed, fleshy flakes with a ceremonial fish knife.",27533,345,26,813,True
20107,"This fish was once a fixture on the dining tables of Voeburt, oft served stewed with a heady mix of aromatic herbs and spices. Whether this was in order to complement the fish's strong, sulfurous taste, or to mask it, is a matter for the historians.",27536,390,26,816,True
20108,"Feeding by filtering algae and other living things from the water, this aquatic insect lacks excretory organs and uses virtually everything it eats to add to its armor. Just as well that it is an extremely light eater, or this louse would be as big as a house.",27519,345,23,813,True
20109,"Endemic to the Source, this cephalopod's pale purple patina helps it to remain hidden beneath the waters of Lakeland, upon whose surface is reflected the lilac-blossomed branches of the local flora.",27521,350,24,813,True
20110,"The gudgeons are cowardly creatures, burrowing into the lakebed to hide themselves from harm. Shade gudgeons differ only in that the high concentration of crystal in Lakeland sands stains their bodies a bright, shining white.",27523,350,22,813,True
20111,"When the shallow pools that this wavekin lives in dry up, it crafts a cocoon from a mixture of mucus and mud, within which it hibernates. When the rains return and refill the pools, these purple pods float to the surface, looking every bit like the flowers of thistles.",27524,350,23,813,True
20112,"The aether this wavekin absorbs from the water makes its scales shine in a pattern peculiar to each fish. They use this to identify each other─unfortunately for them, the light they reflect also identifies them to any nearby anglers.",27525,350,23,813,True
20113,"Immediately identifiable by the fat, purple body it shares with its vegetable namesake, this wavekin's appearance in the waterways around a farm heralds a bumper harvest─according to local legend, at least.",27527,350,24,813,True
20114,"This hardy fish can survive on almost any source of food and is also highly resistant to temperature changes. Where other wavekin were driven to extinction by the Flood of Light, the geayi not only survived, but thrived.",27530,350,23,813,True
20115,"Captivating in both shape and shade, the noblefish has long had pride of place in the aquariums of the high houses of Lakeland. Some say the wavekin was named after its stuck-up snout and absent chin, but this is likely naught but sour grapes.",27531,350,23,813,True
20116,"Though its name conjures romantic images of a wizened night watchman, holding his lamp aloft as its flickering flame illuminates the path ahead, this fish's vile visage is rather more reminiscent of another kind of warden─that of an infernal gaol.",27526,355,24,813,True
20117,"This ancient, armored wavekin cannot see through its clouded eyes. Instead, it navigates by sensing the flow of the water against its skin, which is remarkably sensitive despite its protective plating.",27532,355,24,813,True
20118,"Princess Jenanna of the Kingdom of Voeburt weeps still for the fate of her fallen nation, her tears falling from the heavens and mingling with the waters that once belonged to her homeland.",27537,355,26,816,True
20119,"Local legend has it that the verdant light that spilled forth from the castle of Lyhe Ghiah gave these amphibians their jadeite tint. Before the Flood, their skin was a pale pink.",27539,355,23,816,True
20120,"Named after the long spines that extend from the edges of its shell like petals, and the whorl that twists around its side like a silken scarf. Its bright yellow color attracts curious fish, which it seizes upon with its sharp, toothy beak.",27538,370,22,816,True
20121,"These small river dwellers are often offered as gifts between lovers, due to the romantic implications of the heart marks upon their heads. In captivity, it is wise to keep individuals apart, due to their unfortunate cannibalistic tendencies.",27540,370,23,816,True
20122,"A peallaidh is a Fuath's best friend, or so the fae folk say─and indeed, the wavekin are unusually intelligent and expressive creatures. However, when asked how they feel about the Fuath, they are wont to wear altogether more dubious faces.",27541,370,24,816,True
20123,"The golden fringes of this fish's fluttering fins attract the envy of every lake dweller. They have become something of a fashion accessory for the Fuath, where everyone who is anyone in polite society has one in tow.",27544,370,22,816,True
20124,"This wavekin was common throughout the waterways of Voeburt before the Flood. Its scales were once dull and grey, before the ever-playful pixies decided to give them a touch more glamour.",27546,370,26,816,True
20125,"This eel's glossy, cerulean skin resembles naught more than the signature glassware of old Voeburt, leading the antique hunters of Il Mheg to christen the species the “Fool's Goblet.”",27547,345,24,816,True
20126,"The Voeburt bichir is easily identified by the plethora of independently agile dorsal finlets along its spine. The more a fish has, the higher its position in the dominance hierarchy, so individuals engage in vicious duels to remove their rivals' fins.",27542,380,24,816,True
20127,"One of the many species of wavekin given a gaudy makeover by the fae folk of Il Mheg. The Fuath compete to decorate these fish, using their magicks to dress them in the most captivating patterns they can.",27543,380,22,816,True
20128,"With its pale pink body and sky blue fins, this wavekin resembles naught more than a flower falling from a tree. It flutters its entire body from side to side as it swims, only adding to the effect.",27545,380,23,816,True
20129,"The Voeburt salamander is a relic from the times before the Flood. It survived the crisis thanks in no small part to its incredible regenerative powers─cut off the creature's tail, and it will regrow in a matter of moons. Alas, this oft makes them the target for mischievous pixies.",27548,380,24,816,True
20130,"During the spawning season, bedskippers have a tendency to leap about upon the surface of the water, the fluttering of their large, colorful dorsal fins looking like a storm of summer blossoms blowing across a lake.",27549,390,22,816,True
20131,"The dandyfish attaches great importance to its opulent appearance. Be sure to don dull clothing before entering this wavekin's waters, for it will attack anything that attracts more attention than itself on sight, and not cease until their togs are in tatters.",27550,390,22,816,True
20132,"Some say this strange, barely sentient creature is the result of the wandering soul of a fallen faerie taking up residence in an algal bloom, and failing to reshape its new body into its former form.",27552,390,23,816,True
20133,"With its arrow-like head and sleek, shaft-like body, this scalekin flies through the water like a dart loosed from a bow. Once it has set upon a course it refuses to change direction, leading to innumerable painful prangs with underwater cliff faces.",27553,390,24,816,True
20134,"Rulers of the lakes within which they reside due to their prodigious size, this aptly named wavekin has a habit of swallowing the frog-like fae folk whole. Luckily for the Fuath, the gobblers are unable to digest such sizable prey, and spit their victims out soon after.",27554,390,26,816,True
20135,"A wanderer who once strayed into a land of eternal springtime tells of how he met with a man who lived in a mushroom house who grew mushrooms to feed his family, who were also made of mushrooms. The moral of the story is─don't eat fungus from a crab's back.",27555,390,22,816,True
20136,"An anemone that makes its home at the foot of the cliff where Saint Fathric performed his ablutionary rites. Its mane of blond tendrils resemble the hair of the short-tempered penitent, who was prone to fly into a furious rage when disturbed.",27556,390,22,816,True
20137,"The jade frills of this fish's fins remind one of the ball gowns beloved by the royal ladies of Voeburt. Smaller wavekin are wont to follow in their wake in search of scraps, resembling the train of sycophants who would often attend such lofty personages.",27557,390,23,816,True
20138,"Native to the waterways of the Rak'tika Greatwood, this small, stone-colored crab will hide itself among the riverbed rubble, attacking the ankles of any passing animals with its viselike pincers.",27568,390,22,817,True
20139,"These freshwater shellfish attach themselves to the roots of lakeside trees, looking to all the world like nothing more than another knot, thanks to their brown, bark-like patina. Eagle-eyed oyster hunters are in for a delicious, earthy treat.",27569,390,22,817,True
20140,"Depicted in Ronkan murals with brightly patterned scales, it would seem that this wavekin has faded faster over the passing of the generations than the pigments used in the ancient empire's paint.",27570,390,26,817,True
20141,"A close cousin of the robber crab that lives alongside it, the gourmand crab is a pickier eater than its omnivorous ally, feeding only on the blue berries that lend its shell its distinctive hue.",27571,390,23,817,True
20142,"A prince from a faraway nation once gifted such a creature to Princess Sauldia of the Kingdom of Voeburt, and it has been a staple of aquariums both public and private ever since. At night, it shines with a rosy glow, signifying the ardor of her suitor's heart.",27551,400,23,816,True
20143,"The ancestors of this bright and beautiful wavekin had scales a tawny brown, to hide themselves among the leaf litter. All that was to change when the fae folk filled Il Mheg with flowers, and the duller creatures suddenly started to stand out.",27558,400,23,816,True
20144,"With a clear cranium revealing its innards, this weird wavekin spends most of its time buried beneath the lakebed, tubular eyes scanning the waters above. The innards of its prey also become visible when they chance to swim above it, and are torn apart by a flurry of darting teeth.",27559,400,24,816,True
20145,"Known to the fae folk of Il Mheg as the “Children of the Storm,” these wavekin can deliver a stunning shock when touched. The pixies claim that they fell from the sky as lightning bolts─in truth, their skin is simply laced with a paralyzing poison.",27560,400,26,816,True
20146,"According to fable, a Fuath once wished to have horns on his head, and cast a spell to make it so. Alas, he neglected to specify the horns be attached, and so came to conjure this species into existence, crawling over his flustered face.",27561,390,22,816,True
20147,"A larger, more aggressive cousin of the Night's bass, introduced to the Greatwood by the Night's Blessed. The wavekin's readiness to resort to violence to assert their dominion over their compeers provides a striking parallel with the Children of the Everlasting Dark.",27577,400,23,817,True
20148,"Known in the world beneath the water as death incarnate, due to the ferocious manner in which they devour their prey. When a swarm of aquabloom attack a larger wavekin en masse, they resemble a great thicket, its leaves whipping to and fro in a storm.",27562,410,22,816,True
20149,"The jesters of ancient Voeburt would wear round, red noses and perform gymnastic tricks for the court. The swollen, scarlet eyes of this wavekin resemble the clowns' snouts, and with their ungainly swimming style, seem to be imitating their movements too.",27563,410,23,816,True
20150,"This freshwater fish uses its wing-shaped fins to traverse the water at alarming speeds. Some have likened it to a bolt from the blue.",27564,410,24,816,True
20151,"This rather autumnal fish can look out of place in the faerie kingdom. Its eggs are a greenish-yellow and give off a unique stench.",27565,410,24,816,True
20152,"Hermit crabs like to make homes of this mollusk's discarded shells, wearing them like a hat. In life, they migrate from place to place, feeding on the local fauna as they go. Different foodstuffs produce shells of a different color, adding another stripe each season.",27574,410,26,817,True
20153,"A carnivorous freshwater fish that looks as if it hails from a bygone age, and acts as if it has been nursing a grudge all the while. Its powerful jaws can easily tear through the scales of fish, the shells of turtles, and the armor of adventurers.",27576,410,23,817,True
20154,"Long has the legend of Bismarck, the great spirit of the water, been passed down among the peoples of the Source. This fish is named for the single, sharp horn it shares with its fabular brother, though its purpose is unknown─the wavekin hunts with its teeth alone.",27534,370,24,813,True
20155,"Notable for its four fins that resemble a bird's wings. Only the most skilled of faerie pranksters are capable of taking on this form.",27567,420,23,816,True
20156,"When the world was young, Ox'Gatorl, the keeper of the flame, taught the Ronkans how to work metal. As he tended his forge, a drop of sweat fell from his forehead and into the lake below, quenching with a hiss of steam. Thus did this copper-plated wavekin come into being.",27572,420,24,817,True
20157,"Like a religious recluse, it lives alone in its seashell home. For reasons unknown, it refuses to take up residence in a shell of two or fewer colors, or of four or more. Only a shell striped thrice will suffice.",27575,420,22,817,True
20158,"Named after a stone giant from Ronkan legend, due to its prodigious size. In ancient times, these wavekin were often offered to the imperial household as tribute─the master of the waters lying before the throne representing the emperor's dominion over all.",27578,420,24,817,True
20159,"The long, flexible fins extending from this wavekin's belly allow it to steer through the water at will, describing loops and rolls with almost impertinent ease. Its movements are almost impossible to predict, resulting in many a perplexed predator.",27581,420,22,817,True
20160,"One of an ancient order of armored fish, the bothriolepis's body is protected by thick, chitinous plates. Unlike many of its cousins it is not a skilled hunter, preferring to stir up the lakebed sand with its fins and feasting on whatever it finds.",27535,380,24,813,True
20161,"Legend has it that this wavekin was once a butterfly, before being transformed into a fish by a mischievous pixie's magick. Instead of feeding on flower nectar, it nourishes itself by nibbling away at underwater weeds.",27566,430,23,816,True
20162,"The shining scales of this freshwater wavekin are as hard as diamond. Suits of armor have been crafted from these scales, though they have largely been relegated to ornamental purposes due to their tendency to shatter under impact.",27573,430,24,817,True
20163,"According to Ronkan legend, these large wavekin are the maidservants to the mortal form of Yx'Anpa, goddess of the harvest. Their migration patterns brought them to Ronkan lands come autumn, as if ushering in the changing of the season.",27579,430,24,817,True
20164,"These soft-bodied sea slugs are named for their resemblance to the long, pointed ears of the Viis. The people of Fanow reject this comparison─be sure not to speak the slug's sobriquet in the vicinity of the village, lest you find yourself on the pointy end of the rabbit ladies' lances.",27580,430,22,817,True
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101 20096 While it is the female tatsunoko who lays the eggs, it is the male who sees them through gestation in a brood pouch on its belly. And if that doesn't make you truly stop and think, nothing will. 20528 290 26 613 True
102 20097 Taking its name from a Hingan blade of legend, this razor-toothed wavekin is one of the few predators known to successfully hunt the slippery snailfish. 21179 300 12 613 True
103 20098 The unusual snailfish is covered in a supple, gelatinous skin rather than scales, allowing it to wriggle free from the jaws of would-be predators. 21180 300 11 613 True
104 20099 Edible either steamed or fried, this wavekin is common throughout the waterways of Lakeland. With its ordinary appearance and undistinctive taste, the grey carp's name has become a byword for “boring.” 0 27516 0 345 0 26 0 813 False True
105 20100 This goby's large, lilac fins protect it from the attentions of hungry wildfowl. It absorbs the pigment from the purple plants that line the pools of Lakeland, making it look like a flower fallen from the very same shrubs. 0 27517 0 345 0 22 0 813 False True
106 20101 This creature has the ability to produce a strong galvanic force, which it uses to stun prey by the schoolload. Scavengers often follow behind it to scoop up the leftovers, but if they stray too close, they too may be in for a shock. 0 27518 0 345 0 22 0 813 False True
107 20102 Strange, twisting shadows can be seen within this sea creature's glassy skin, making them popular substitutes for crystal balls among the fortune tellers of Lakeland. Scholars insist the visions it reveals are but the half-digested remains of its last meal. 0 27520 0 345 0 26 0 813 False True
108 20103 This wavekin has a vicious temperament, attacking fish and fisher alike. Legend holds that these creatures are the animated spears of fallen elves who have held dominion over Lakeland since time immemorial. 0 27522 0 345 0 24 0 813 False True
109 20104 Named after its unusual ritual, wherein individuals rub their cheeks against each other, mouths opening and closing all the while. Scholars believe this aids the wavekin in establishing hierarchies of dominance within social groups. 0 27528 0 345 0 22 0 813 False True
110 20105 This pretty pink and purple shellfish is a distant relative of the dusk scallop. Its flesh has the unmistakable floral flavor of viola blossoms. 0 27529 0 345 0 22 0 813 False True
111 20106 With its pure white scales representing honesty, and its peaceable demeanor representing harmony, this wavekin is often served at Lakeland wedding feasts, where the happy couple separate the sweet, steamed, fleshy flakes with a ceremonial fish knife. 0 27533 0 345 0 26 0 813 False True
112 20107 This fish was once a fixture on the dining tables of Voeburt, oft served stewed with a heady mix of aromatic herbs and spices. Whether this was in order to complement the fish's strong, sulfurous taste, or to mask it, is a matter for the historians. 0 27536 0 390 0 26 0 816 False True
113 20108 Feeding by filtering algae and other living things from the water, this aquatic insect lacks excretory organs and uses virtually everything it eats to add to its armor. Just as well that it is an extremely light eater, or this louse would be as big as a house. 0 27519 0 345 0 23 0 813 False True
114 20109 Endemic to the Source, this cephalopod's pale purple patina helps it to remain hidden beneath the waters of Lakeland, upon whose surface is reflected the lilac-blossomed branches of the local flora. 0 27521 0 350 0 24 0 813 False True
115 20110 The gudgeons are cowardly creatures, burrowing into the lakebed to hide themselves from harm. Shade gudgeons differ only in that the high concentration of crystal in Lakeland sands stains their bodies a bright, shining white. 0 27523 0 350 0 22 0 813 False True
116 20111 When the shallow pools that this wavekin lives in dry up, it crafts a cocoon from a mixture of mucus and mud, within which it hibernates. When the rains return and refill the pools, these purple pods float to the surface, looking every bit like the flowers of thistles. 0 27524 0 350 0 23 0 813 False True
117 20112 The aether this wavekin absorbs from the water makes its scales shine in a pattern peculiar to each fish. They use this to identify each other─unfortunately for them, the light they reflect also identifies them to any nearby anglers. 0 27525 0 350 0 23 0 813 False True
118 20113 Immediately identifiable by the fat, purple body it shares with its vegetable namesake, this wavekin's appearance in the waterways around a farm heralds a bumper harvest─according to local legend, at least. 0 27527 0 350 0 24 0 813 False True
119 20114 This hardy fish can survive on almost any source of food and is also highly resistant to temperature changes. Where other wavekin were driven to extinction by the Flood of Light, the geayi not only survived, but thrived. 0 27530 0 350 0 23 0 813 False True
120 20115 Captivating in both shape and shade, the noblefish has long had pride of place in the aquariums of the high houses of Lakeland. Some say the wavekin was named after its stuck-up snout and absent chin, but this is likely naught but sour grapes. 0 27531 0 350 0 23 0 813 False True
121 20116 Though its name conjures romantic images of a wizened night watchman, holding his lamp aloft as its flickering flame illuminates the path ahead, this fish's vile visage is rather more reminiscent of another kind of warden─that of an infernal gaol. 0 27526 0 355 0 24 0 813 False True
122 20117 This ancient, armored wavekin cannot see through its clouded eyes. Instead, it navigates by sensing the flow of the water against its skin, which is remarkably sensitive despite its protective plating. 0 27532 0 355 0 24 0 813 False True
123 20118 Princess Jenanna of the Kingdom of Voeburt weeps still for the fate of her fallen nation, her tears falling from the heavens and mingling with the waters that once belonged to her homeland. 0 27537 0 355 0 26 0 816 False True
124 20119 Local legend has it that the verdant light that spilled forth from the castle of Lyhe Ghiah gave these amphibians their jadeite tint. Before the Flood, their skin was a pale pink. 0 27539 0 355 0 23 0 816 False True
125 20120 Named after the long spines that extend from the edges of its shell like petals, and the whorl that twists around its side like a silken scarf. Its bright yellow color attracts curious fish, which it seizes upon with its sharp, toothy beak. 0 27538 0 370 0 22 0 816 False True
126 20121 These small river dwellers are often offered as gifts between lovers, due to the romantic implications of the heart marks upon their heads. In captivity, it is wise to keep individuals apart, due to their unfortunate cannibalistic tendencies. 27540 370 23 816 True
127 20122 A peallaidh is a Fuath's best friend, or so the fae folk say─and indeed, the wavekin are unusually intelligent and expressive creatures. However, when asked how they feel about the Fuath, they are wont to wear altogether more dubious faces. 27541 370 24 816 True
128 20123 The golden fringes of this fish's fluttering fins attract the envy of every lake dweller. They have become something of a fashion accessory for the Fuath, where everyone who is anyone in polite society has one in tow. 27544 370 22 816 True
129 20124 This wavekin was common throughout the waterways of Voeburt before the Flood. Its scales were once dull and grey, before the ever-playful pixies decided to give them a touch more glamour. 27546 370 26 816 True
130 20125 This eel's glossy, cerulean skin resembles naught more than the signature glassware of old Voeburt, leading the antique hunters of Il Mheg to christen the species the “Fool's Goblet.” 27547 345 24 816 True
131 20126 The Voeburt bichir is easily identified by the plethora of independently agile dorsal finlets along its spine. The more a fish has, the higher its position in the dominance hierarchy, so individuals engage in vicious duels to remove their rivals' fins. 27542 380 24 816 True
132 20127 One of the many species of wavekin given a gaudy makeover by the fae folk of Il Mheg. The Fuath compete to decorate these fish, using their magicks to dress them in the most captivating patterns they can. 27543 380 22 816 True
133 20128 With its pale pink body and sky blue fins, this wavekin resembles naught more than a flower falling from a tree. It flutters its entire body from side to side as it swims, only adding to the effect. 27545 380 23 816 True
134 20129 The Voeburt salamander is a relic from the times before the Flood. It survived the crisis thanks in no small part to its incredible regenerative powers─cut off the creature's tail, and it will regrow in a matter of moons. Alas, this oft makes them the target for mischievous pixies. 27548 380 24 816 True
135 20130 During the spawning season, bedskippers have a tendency to leap about upon the surface of the water, the fluttering of their large, colorful dorsal fins looking like a storm of summer blossoms blowing across a lake. 27549 390 22 816 True
136 20131 The dandyfish attaches great importance to its opulent appearance. Be sure to don dull clothing before entering this wavekin's waters, for it will attack anything that attracts more attention than itself on sight, and not cease until their togs are in tatters. 27550 390 22 816 True
137 20132 Some say this strange, barely sentient creature is the result of the wandering soul of a fallen faerie taking up residence in an algal bloom, and failing to reshape its new body into its former form. 27552 390 23 816 True
138 20133 With its arrow-like head and sleek, shaft-like body, this scalekin flies through the water like a dart loosed from a bow. Once it has set upon a course it refuses to change direction, leading to innumerable painful prangs with underwater cliff faces. 27553 390 24 816 True
139 20134 Rulers of the lakes within which they reside due to their prodigious size, this aptly named wavekin has a habit of swallowing the frog-like fae folk whole. Luckily for the Fuath, the gobblers are unable to digest such sizable prey, and spit their victims out soon after. 27554 390 26 816 True
140 20135 A wanderer who once strayed into a land of eternal springtime tells of how he met with a man who lived in a mushroom house who grew mushrooms to feed his family, who were also made of mushrooms. The moral of the story is─don't eat fungus from a crab's back. 27555 390 22 816 True
141 20136 An anemone that makes its home at the foot of the cliff where Saint Fathric performed his ablutionary rites. Its mane of blond tendrils resemble the hair of the short-tempered penitent, who was prone to fly into a furious rage when disturbed. 27556 390 22 816 True
142 20137 The jade frills of this fish's fins remind one of the ball gowns beloved by the royal ladies of Voeburt. Smaller wavekin are wont to follow in their wake in search of scraps, resembling the train of sycophants who would often attend such lofty personages. 27557 390 23 816 True
143 20138 Native to the waterways of the Rak'tika Greatwood, this small, stone-colored crab will hide itself among the riverbed rubble, attacking the ankles of any passing animals with its viselike pincers. 27568 390 22 817 True
144 20139 These freshwater shellfish attach themselves to the roots of lakeside trees, looking to all the world like nothing more than another knot, thanks to their brown, bark-like patina. Eagle-eyed oyster hunters are in for a delicious, earthy treat. 27569 390 22 817 True
145 20140 Depicted in Ronkan murals with brightly patterned scales, it would seem that this wavekin has faded faster over the passing of the generations than the pigments used in the ancient empire's paint. 27570 390 26 817 True
146 20141 A close cousin of the robber crab that lives alongside it, the gourmand crab is a pickier eater than its omnivorous ally, feeding only on the blue berries that lend its shell its distinctive hue. 27571 390 23 817 True
147 20142 A prince from a faraway nation once gifted such a creature to Princess Sauldia of the Kingdom of Voeburt, and it has been a staple of aquariums both public and private ever since. At night, it shines with a rosy glow, signifying the ardor of her suitor's heart. 27551 400 23 816 True
148 20143 The ancestors of this bright and beautiful wavekin had scales a tawny brown, to hide themselves among the leaf litter. All that was to change when the fae folk filled Il Mheg with flowers, and the duller creatures suddenly started to stand out. 27558 400 23 816 True
149 20144 With a clear cranium revealing its innards, this weird wavekin spends most of its time buried beneath the lakebed, tubular eyes scanning the waters above. The innards of its prey also become visible when they chance to swim above it, and are torn apart by a flurry of darting teeth. 27559 400 24 816 True
150 20145 Known to the fae folk of Il Mheg as the “Children of the Storm,” these wavekin can deliver a stunning shock when touched. The pixies claim that they fell from the sky as lightning bolts─in truth, their skin is simply laced with a paralyzing poison. 27560 400 26 816 True
151 20146 According to fable, a Fuath once wished to have horns on his head, and cast a spell to make it so. Alas, he neglected to specify the horns be attached, and so came to conjure this species into existence, crawling over his flustered face. 27561 390 22 816 True
152 20147 A larger, more aggressive cousin of the Night's bass, introduced to the Greatwood by the Night's Blessed. The wavekin's readiness to resort to violence to assert their dominion over their compeers provides a striking parallel with the Children of the Everlasting Dark. 27577 400 23 817 True
153 20148 Known in the world beneath the water as death incarnate, due to the ferocious manner in which they devour their prey. When a swarm of aquabloom attack a larger wavekin en masse, they resemble a great thicket, its leaves whipping to and fro in a storm. 27562 410 22 816 True
154 20149 The jesters of ancient Voeburt would wear round, red noses and perform gymnastic tricks for the court. The swollen, scarlet eyes of this wavekin resemble the clowns' snouts, and with their ungainly swimming style, seem to be imitating their movements too. 27563 410 23 816 True
155 20150 This freshwater fish uses its wing-shaped fins to traverse the water at alarming speeds. Some have likened it to a bolt from the blue. 27564 410 24 816 True
156 20151 This rather autumnal fish can look out of place in the faerie kingdom. Its eggs are a greenish-yellow and give off a unique stench. 27565 410 24 816 True
157 20152 Hermit crabs like to make homes of this mollusk's discarded shells, wearing them like a hat. In life, they migrate from place to place, feeding on the local fauna as they go. Different foodstuffs produce shells of a different color, adding another stripe each season. 27574 410 26 817 True
158 20153 A carnivorous freshwater fish that looks as if it hails from a bygone age, and acts as if it has been nursing a grudge all the while. Its powerful jaws can easily tear through the scales of fish, the shells of turtles, and the armor of adventurers. 27576 410 23 817 True
159 20154 Long has the legend of Bismarck, the great spirit of the water, been passed down among the peoples of the Source. This fish is named for the single, sharp horn it shares with its fabular brother, though its purpose is unknown─the wavekin hunts with its teeth alone. 27534 370 24 813 True
160 20155 Notable for its four fins that resemble a bird's wings. Only the most skilled of faerie pranksters are capable of taking on this form. 27567 420 23 816 True
161 20156 When the world was young, Ox'Gatorl, the keeper of the flame, taught the Ronkans how to work metal. As he tended his forge, a drop of sweat fell from his forehead and into the lake below, quenching with a hiss of steam. Thus did this copper-plated wavekin come into being. 27572 420 24 817 True
162 20157 Like a religious recluse, it lives alone in its seashell home. For reasons unknown, it refuses to take up residence in a shell of two or fewer colors, or of four or more. Only a shell striped thrice will suffice. 27575 420 22 817 True
163 20158 Named after a stone giant from Ronkan legend, due to its prodigious size. In ancient times, these wavekin were often offered to the imperial household as tribute─the master of the waters lying before the throne representing the emperor's dominion over all. 27578 420 24 817 True
164 20159 The long, flexible fins extending from this wavekin's belly allow it to steer through the water at will, describing loops and rolls with almost impertinent ease. Its movements are almost impossible to predict, resulting in many a perplexed predator. 27581 420 22 817 True
165 20160 One of an ancient order of armored fish, the bothriolepis's body is protected by thick, chitinous plates. Unlike many of its cousins it is not a skilled hunter, preferring to stir up the lakebed sand with its fins and feasting on whatever it finds. 27535 380 24 813 True
166 20161 Legend has it that this wavekin was once a butterfly, before being transformed into a fish by a mischievous pixie's magick. Instead of feeding on flower nectar, it nourishes itself by nibbling away at underwater weeds. 27566 430 23 816 True
167 20162 The shining scales of this freshwater wavekin are as hard as diamond. Suits of armor have been crafted from these scales, though they have largely been relegated to ornamental purposes due to their tendency to shatter under impact. 27573 430 24 817 True
168 20163 According to Ronkan legend, these large wavekin are the maidservants to the mortal form of Yx'Anpa, goddess of the harvest. Their migration patterns brought them to Ronkan lands come autumn, as if ushering in the changing of the season. 27579 430 24 817 True
169 20164 These soft-bodied sea slugs are named for their resemblance to the long, pointed ears of the Viis. The people of Fanow reject this comparison─be sure not to speak the slug's sobriquet in the vicinity of the village, lest you find yourself on the pointy end of the rabbit ladies' lances. 27580 430 22 817 True
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