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955,"Preferring the warm embrace of more temperate waters, this shark will follow the seasonal currents over vast distances when it comes time to breed. Among Thavnairian fisherfolk, it is known as a symbol of fertility and a reminder of the changing seasons.",32101,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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956,"This juvenile stage of the jade eel is most often found in open sea, where the prey is plentiful. Naturalists have observed that as the nephrite matures, its body darkens to the adult's lustrous green, but beyond this, little is certain of its life cycle or breeding habits.",32102,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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957,"In contrast to its dull, rubble-like exterior, the inside of this wavekin's maw rivals the rainbow beauty of a crystal prism. Those braving a closer look should also be prepared to admire its razor-sharp teeth.",32064,1,4,True,True,1,900,0,True,False,False
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958,"This species of octopus is easily recognized by its round eyes and droopy ear-like flaps. One goblin fisher was heard to remark on its passing resemblance to a drunken companion who, it seems, had removed his face covering to vomit into a rock pool.",32084,1,4,True,True,1,900,0,True,False,False
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958,"This species of octopus is easily recognized by its round eyes and droopy earlike flaps. One goblin fisher was heard to remark on its passing resemblance to a drunken companion who, it seems, had removed his face covering to vomit into a rock pool.",32084,1,4,True,True,1,900,0,True,False,False
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959,"When a school of these emerald-finned wavekin dive and dart in concert, one might almost believe a tree dense with fan-shaped leaves had taken to swimming in the ocean.",32104,1,4,True,True,1,900,0,True,False,False
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960,"This crab is prized for the cloud-soft whiteness and delicacy of its meat. Unscrupulous fishmongers are known to boil cheaper specimens to simulate the crimson hue of its carapace, but a canny customer always checks the thickness of the shell.",32065,1,4,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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961,"The metallic sheen of this fish's scales has been intensified by an inundation of aether. Fisherfolk will sometimes fashion its remains into a box in truth, the containers favored for carrying hooks, pretty seashells, and other such valuables.",32066,1,4,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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1014,"Called “butterfly wings” in the faerie tongue in praise of its elegant fins, this wavekin is said to have been glamoured by a pixie to resemble their beloved, departed Titania.",33242,490,0,True,True,3,816,2507,True,True,True
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1015,"The great serpent's true form is described as a gargantuan scaled monstrosity. Could the appearance of this...somewhat less impressive creature be a sign that the fabled beast's own return to the forest is imminent? Or is it entirely unrelated?",33243,490,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,False
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1016,"The lancetfish fills its own body and bones with water to control its buoyancy in the depths of the ocean, leading some to believe it is an incarnation of the deep-sea currents themselves.",33244,490,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
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1017,"A variety of shellfish from the northern seas. In Sharlayan, this mollusk bears no sobriquet, and instead is simply referred to by its malacological name.",36385,430,0,True,True,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1018,"When pickled in vinegar, this wavekin is a delight to find on one's dinner plate. More often, however, it ends up in the dough for Archon loaf, as it makes for perfect fish meal.",36386,495,0,True,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1019,"This puffer's perfectly round face brings to mind the endearing look of a dog begging for treats, which inspired its name. Unlike the lovable creature it so resembles, however, this wavekin is packed to the literal gills with toxins so noxious, it has almost no known predators.",36387,495,0,True,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1020,"Boasting a rather dazzling color, it is hardly a wonder whence this wavekin's name derives. The aetherial currents in which the creature swims likely played no small role in its scales' brilliance.",36388,500,0,True,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1021,"Despite the fact that this wavekin belongs to the ray family, the guitar enthusiasts that rallied around this wavekin's peculiar shape have seemingly bequeathed it a name so simple, naught can dislodge it.",36389,510,0,True,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1022,"Yet another variety of the already ubiquitous crayfish, this wavekin, boiled in salt water, can oft be found upon Sharlayan dining tables in the early days of summer.",36390,430,0,True,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1023,"The peacock bass, a variety of wavekin of which there are many and more, is known for its handsome scales and vibrant coloration. This fish is a great favorite among Sharlayan anglers who enjoy long, thoughtful meditations.",36392,495,0,True,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1024,"The protruberance of this wavekin's brow calls to mind the unquenchable thirst for knowledge and accompanying irritation that plagues so many scholars. Indeed, the weight of its cranial peculiarity upsets its balance to such an extent that it swims as an academic might walk─or rather blearily stumble─after a long night poring over tomes.",36393,495,0,True,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1025,"As lithe and cutting as a rapier, this wavekin slices through rivers at incredible speeds, darting from the river's mouth to its head, feasting on all manner of fish and mollusk in between.",36394,500,0,True,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1026,"This slight, thin-finned wavekin is known for its docility and diffidence, and can oft be found tarrying in the water's darker corners, as if lost in deep contemplation.",36395,430,0,True,False,3,962,0,True,False,False
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1027,"Watching this creature's innumerable tentacles sway in the current brings to mind the beauty of true dahlias. Unlike the flower from which it takes its name, however, this wavekin does not root itself to one location, but rather rolls across sea and lake bed in search of sustenance.",36396,495,0,True,False,3,962,0,True,False,False
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1028,"A unique variety of wavekin bred in the Dravanian colony. The exodus saw its return to Old Sharlayan, where the most beautiful specimens are selectively bred and propagated.",36397,495,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1029,"This member of the koi family is capable of adapting effortlessly to any and all climes. Its uncommon durability made it a prime candidate for release into the waters of Labyrinthos, the better to test its tolerance to artificial environs.",36398,495,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1030,"A diminutive wavekin known for its adaptability in the face of both pollution and extreme temperature changes. It feeds on foreign contaminants and the eggs of insects found in the waters circulating from Unmoved Source Alpha.",36399,430,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1031,"A variety of peacock bass whose large stripes distinguish it from others of its kind. As its habitat dictates its pigmentation and patterns, this wavekin is of great interest to researchers in Labyrinthos for both scientific and aesthetic reasons.",36400,500,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1017,"A variety of shellfish from the northern seas. In Sharlayan, this mollusk bears no sobriquet, and instead is simply referred to by its malacological name.",36385,430,0,False,True,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1018,"When pickled in vinegar, this wavekin is a delight to find on one's dinner plate. More often, however, it ends up in the dough for Archon loaf, as it makes for perfect fish meal.",36386,495,0,False,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1019,"This puffer's perfectly round face brings to mind the endearing look of a dog begging for treats, which inspired its name. Unlike the lovable creature it so resembles, however, this wavekin is packed to the literal gills with toxins so noxious, it has almost no known predators.",36387,495,0,False,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1020,"Boasting a rather dazzling color, it is hardly a wonder whence this wavekin's name derives. The aetherial currents in which the creature swims likely played no small role in its scales' brilliance.",36388,500,0,False,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1021,"Despite the fact that this wavekin belongs to the ray family, the guitar enthusiasts that rallied around this wavekin's peculiar shape have seemingly bequeathed it a name so simple, naught can dislodge it.",36389,510,0,False,False,0,962,0,True,False,False
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1022,"Yet another variety of the already ubiquitous crayfish, this wavekin, boiled in salt water, can oft be found upon Sharlayan dining tables in the early days of summer.",36390,430,0,False,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1023,"The peacock bass, a variety of wavekin of which there are many and more, is known for its handsome scales and vibrant coloration. This fish is a great favorite among Sharlayan anglers who enjoy long, thoughtful meditations.",36392,495,0,False,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1024,"The protruberance of this wavekin's brow calls to mind the unquenchable thirst for knowledge and accompanying irritation that plagues so many scholars. Indeed, the weight of its cranial peculiarity upsets its balance to such an extent that it swims as an academic might walk─or rather blearily stumble─after a long night poring over tomes.",36393,495,0,False,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1025,"As lithe and cutting as a rapier, this wavekin slices through rivers at incredible speeds, darting from the river's mouth to its head, feasting on all manner of fish and mollusk in between.",36394,500,0,False,False,2,962,0,True,False,False
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1026,"This slight, thin-finned wavekin is known for its docility and diffidence, and can oft be found tarrying in the water's darker corners, as if lost in deep contemplation.",36395,430,0,False,False,3,962,0,True,False,False
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1027,"Watching this creature's innumerable tentacles sway in the current brings to mind the beauty of true dahlias. Unlike the flower from which it takes its name, however, this wavekin does not root itself to one location, but rather rolls across sea and lake bed in search of sustenance.",36396,495,0,False,False,3,962,0,True,False,False
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1028,"A unique variety of wavekin bred in the Dravanian colony. The exodus saw its return to Old Sharlayan, where the most beautiful specimens are selectively bred and propagated.",36397,495,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1029,"This member of the koi family is capable of adapting effortlessly to any and all climes. Its uncommon durability made it a prime candidate for release into the waters of Labyrinthos, the better to test its tolerance to artificial environs.",36398,495,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1030,"A diminutive wavekin known for its adaptability in the face of both pollution and extreme temperature changes. It feeds on foreign contaminants and the eggs of insects found in the waters circulating from Unmoved Source Alpha.",36399,430,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1031,"A variety of peacock bass whose large stripes distinguish it from others of its kind. As its habitat dictates its pigmentation and patterns, this wavekin is of great interest to researchers in Labyrinthos for both scientific and aesthetic reasons.",36400,500,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1032,"A freshwater crustacean with a moss-green carapace. Its habit of ingesting aether makes it a crude-yet-effective means for measuring the aetheric concentration of any water source.",35604,430,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1033,"A subspecies of snook reared in hypogean hatcheries. Their coloration and musculature differ from that of their superterranean siblings, a fact which is no doubt both meaningful and revealing to those who care about such things.",36402,510,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1034,"Though perhaps too conspicuous for its own good, this wavekin's shimmering scales and striped orange tail fin make for a welcome sight to naturalists in the know, as its diet of moss and microbial organisms helps maintain balance within the biosphere.",36403,500,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1035,"Few would describe this wavekin's coloration as unique, and fewer still can distinguish it from similar species─of which there are many─as its only defining feature is the black stripe that appears when predators encroach upon its territory.",36404,500,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1036,"This lichen-hued wavekin is entirely unique to Labyrinthos. Its existence proves that breeding species with typically broad migratory patterns within confined environments has promise as a method for developing optimal food sources.",36405,510,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1037,"Despite every appearance of it being a member of the salmonid class of wavekin, this fish is in fact a variety of koi hatched in Sharlayan and the product of selective breeding. During spawning season, its blue scales instead adopt a red hue.",36407,510,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1038,"Though hatched in captivity, this variety of bowfin has existed unchanged since time out of mind, proof that its reddish brown scales provide the perfect camouflage amongst roots or driftwood. Even the safety of an artificial environment has yet to cause it to evolve in any significant way.",36408,527,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1039,"This variety of long-clawed wavekin is the oldest of its kind and originated in the waters of the Near East, though few are to be found there at present. Labyrinthos's ichthyologists are currently researching the viability of breeding more in captivity.",36409,500,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1040,"This entomophagous wavekin's pointed snout hides a unique propulsion mechanism that shoots water at high speeds to stun prey. Its incredible level of accuracy has led many to believe that it can detect aetheric fluctuations.",36410,510,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1041,"Known for its ominous scales of shimmering sable, legend has it this wavekin is the living manifestation of a thief's blade. Such tall tales were quickly revealed as fiction, though, when ichthyologists began to rear them in hatcheries. ",36411,520,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1042,"A propagated color variant, this wavekin has an exquisite cobalt hue which is thought to be caused by the complex aether flowing both above and below ground in Sharlayan.",36412,510,0,True,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1043,"Though classified as a freshwater wavekin, this fish is capable of surviving in both polluted environs and saltwater. Their copious numbers in Labyrinthos are likely an indication of the quality of their breeding grounds.",36414,570,0,True,False,2,956,2509,True,True,True
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1044,"The trunk-like snout for which this wavekin is known is adored by the Matanga of Thavnair. Legend has it that the creature's ancestor─a sadly trunkless fellow, as fish are wont to be─fell so deeply in love with an Arkasodara maiden that it grew its nose out through sheer force of will in the hopes of impressing her.",36415,500,0,True,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1045,"The waters that flank Meghaduta are teeming with these wavekin, whose fatty flesh makes them exceptionally toothsome. They are often served at dinners hosted by the satrap with a heaping helping of spice-rich sauce.",36417,500,0,True,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1046,"At the tip of the longear sunfish's opercular bones sit rounded protrusions that greatly resemble ears, which is likely how this wavekin earned its name. In reality, these protuberances are part of its gills, and the faster it swims, the more the “ears” undulate.",36418,510,0,True,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1047,"Treasured in Radz–at–Han since time immemorial, these strikingly silver wavekin can be caught by none other than the satrap and his immediate kin. Poaching them from the waters of Meghaduta is strictly forbidden.",36419,520,0,True,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1048,"Small, freshwater wavekin whose territory stretches from coral to coast in southern Thavnair. They are oft touted as a local delicacy by the fisherfolk.",36420,495,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1049,"These flatfish bear the name of “boat” in a language spoken by migrants from the continent, likely because they resemble a passing ship's shadow. They can oft be seen slinking along the sandy bottoms of shoals in search of prey.",36421,500,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1050,"This crab's carapace is so arrestingly cerise, it is no surprise it was bestowed the name of “rose.” Indeed, when multiple gather, they resemble a flower in full bloom. Alas, these roses of the sea, like their floral counterparts, have a thorn─deadly toxins.",36422,510,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1051,"Similar to the beast from which its name derives, this wavekin's defining brown spots stretch across the whole of its body. In the grouper's case, however, said spots confuse potential predators by their semblance to eyes rather than acting as camouflage.",36423,520,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1052,"The dazzling colors of this wavekin's scales oft inspire comparison to Thavnair's vibrant silks. In Thavnair's fishing hamlets, a bride will weave the pattern of a fate's design caught by her betrothed into garments for the ceremony.",36425,510,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1053,"Born deep within the abyssal zone, these wavekin migrate upward through the waters in search of prey. By turning to expose their lower fins as the rest of their body lurks in the shadows below, they lure unsuspecting fish above into striking range.",36426,510,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1054,"With its vicious temperament and superior size, this territorial slickhead reigns supreme over the southern seas. Given its place at the top of the food chain, there is little wonder that it was chosen to bear the name of an ancient Arkasodara king.",36427,520,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1033,"A subspecies of snook reared in hypogean hatcheries. Their coloration and musculature differ from that of their superterranean siblings, a fact which is no doubt both meaningful and revealing to those who care about such things.",36402,510,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1034,"Though perhaps too conspicuous for its own good, this wavekin's shimmering scales and striped orange tail fin make for a welcome sight to naturalists in the know, as its diet of moss and microbial organisms helps maintain balance within the biosphere.",36403,500,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1035,"Few would describe this wavekin's coloration as unique, and fewer still can distinguish it from similar species─of which there are many─as its only defining feature is the black stripe that appears when predators encroach upon its territory.",36404,500,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1036,"This lichen-hued wavekin is entirely unique to Labyrinthos. Its existence proves that breeding species with typically broad migratory patterns within confined environments has promise as a method for developing optimal food sources.",36405,510,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1037,"Despite every appearance of it being a member of the salmonid class of wavekin, this fish is in fact a variety of koi hatched in Sharlayan and the product of selective breeding. During spawning season, its blue scales instead adopt a red hue.",36407,510,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1038,"Though hatched in captivity, this variety of bowfin has existed unchanged since time out of mind, proof that its reddish brown scales provide the perfect camouflage amongst roots or driftwood. Even the safety of an artificial environment has yet to cause it to evolve in any significant way.",36408,527,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1039,"This variety of long-clawed wavekin is the oldest of its kind and originated in the waters of the Near East, though few are to be found there at present. Labyrinthos's ichthyologists are currently researching the viability of breeding more in captivity.",36409,500,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1040,"This entomophagous wavekin's pointed snout hides a unique propulsion mechanism that shoots water at high speeds to stun prey. Its incredible level of accuracy has led many to believe that it can detect aetheric fluctuations.",36410,510,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1041,"Known for its ominous scales of shimmering sable, legend has it this wavekin is the living manifestation of a thief's blade. Such tall tales were quickly revealed as fiction, though, when ichthyologists began to rear them in hatcheries. ",36411,520,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1042,"A propagated color variant, this wavekin has an exquisite cobalt hue which is thought to be caused by the complex aether flowing both above and below ground in Sharlayan.",36412,510,0,False,False,2,956,0,True,False,False
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1043,"Though classified as a freshwater wavekin, this fish is capable of surviving in both polluted environs and saltwater. Their copious numbers in Labyrinthos are likely an indication of the quality of their breeding grounds.",36414,570,0,False,False,2,956,2509,True,True,True
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1044,"The trunk-like snout for which this wavekin is known is adored by the Matanga of Thavnair. Legend has it that the creature's ancestor─a sadly trunkless fellow, as fish are wont to be─fell so deeply in love with an Arkasodara maiden that it grew its nose out through sheer force of will in the hopes of impressing her.",36415,500,0,False,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1045,"The waters that flank Meghaduta are teeming with these wavekin, whose fatty flesh makes them exceptionally toothsome. They are often served at dinners hosted by the satrap with a heaping helping of spice-rich sauce.",36417,500,0,False,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1046,"At the tip of the longear sunfish's opercular bones sit rounded protrusions that greatly resemble ears, which is likely how this wavekin earned its name. In reality, these protuberances are part of its gills, and the faster it swims, the more the “ears” undulate.",36418,510,0,False,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1047,"Treasured in Radz–at–Han since time immemorial, these strikingly silver wavekin can be caught by none other than the satrap and his immediate kin. Poaching them from the waters of Meghaduta is strictly forbidden.",36419,520,0,False,False,3,963,0,True,False,False
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1048,"Small, freshwater wavekin whose territory stretches from coral to coast in southern Thavnair. They are oft touted as a local delicacy by the fisherfolk.",36420,495,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1049,"These flatfish bear the name of “boat” in a language spoken by migrants from the continent, likely because they resemble a passing ship's shadow. They can oft be seen slinking along the sandy bottoms of shoals in search of prey.",36421,500,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1050,"This crab's carapace is so arrestingly cerise, it is no surprise it was bestowed the name of “rose.” Indeed, when multiple gather, they resemble a flower in full bloom. Alas, these roses of the sea, like their floral counterparts, have a thorn─deadly toxins.",36422,510,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1051,"Similar to the beast from which its name derives, this wavekin's defining brown spots stretch across the whole of its body. In the grouper's case, however, said spots confuse potential predators by their semblance to eyes rather than acting as camouflage.",36423,520,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1052,"The dazzling colors of this wavekin's scales oft inspire comparison to Thavnair's vibrant silks. In Thavnair's fishing hamlets, a bride will weave the pattern of a fate's design caught by her betrothed into garments for the ceremony.",36425,510,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1053,"Born deep within the abyssal zone, these wavekin migrate upward through the waters in search of prey. By turning to expose their lower fins as the rest of their body lurks in the shadows below, they lure unsuspecting fish above into striking range.",36426,510,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1054,"With its vicious temperament and superior size, this territorial slickhead reigns supreme over the southern seas. Given its place at the top of the food chain, there is little wonder that it was chosen to bear the name of an ancient Arkasodara king.",36427,520,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1055,"The sensation experienced when touching this wrasse's scales is akin to that of being kissed by lightning, giving rise to its name. No doubt related is how the wavekin causes disturbances to aetherial currents, particularly when gathered with others of its kind.",35605,495,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1056,"Alchemists of the Great Work are responsible for this wavekin's golden scales. Upon closer inspection, one may find that some bear symbols or even figures in profile, evidence of alchemical attempts to turn them into coinage.",36430,527,0,True,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
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1057,"Found twirling endlessly in the waters of the Giantsgall Grounds, legend has it these wavekin were once dancers who dreamt of performing in Kadjaya's Footsteps before suffering a fall from grace.",36431,500,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
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1058,"The word “massive” does no justice to these toads, who fortunately find a sufficiency of humid air to wet their skin in the jungles of Thavnair. So large are they that many believe they were once Arkasodara, ere being transmuted into amphibians for some manner of alchemical transgression.",36432,510,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
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1059,"Once presented to the satrap as a gift, this non-native wavekin is a rare find in Thavnair. Its propagating prowess, which in other lands presents a problem, is mitigated by its seeming inability to acclimatize to Thavnairian waters.",36434,520,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
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1060,"A tutelary divinity to those who work in the quarry, this fish has teeth so strong as to shatter stone. Indeed, it chews rocks into pieces so fine that its body absorbs the particles and adopts their color.",36435,527,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
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1061,"Well known in Thavnair for their brilliancy of color, these wavekin can be found in fresh water across the island. Unique to the species is that roughly half of its female population change sex over the course of their lifetimes.",36436,527,0,True,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
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1062,"Open-mouthed swimming in Ksiroda is what this large wavekin is generally known for. Watching it, one would be forgiven for thinking it is attempting to drink the river dry.",36438,534,0,True,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
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1063,"Guardian of the Wakeful Torana, this fearsome-looking fish suffers none attempting to slip into the city through waterways unseen.",36439,540,0,True,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
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1064,"Due to both its habitat's proximity to the markets and its highly palatable flesh, this large wavekin fills the bellies of many of Radz–at–Han's citizens on a daily basis.",36440,570,0,True,False,2,957,2509,True,True,True
|
||||
1065,"Sporting fiery fins, this wavekin is thought to be a wayward ingot sent flying up and out of the Great Work's forge and into the river in which it now calls home.",36441,534,0,True,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1066,"As its nomenclature implies, this wavekin's long snout is its defining feature─and a killing machine. Its hydrodynamic shape allows the fish to dart through the waters at high speed and catch prey off guard.",36442,540,0,True,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1067,"Oft mistaken for a pile of sunken treasure, this wavekin fetches a high price abroad. Visions of mountains of gil have drawn poachers to the creature's waters, though residents of Thavnair maintain a vigilant watch.",36443,534,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1068,"This wavekin's already arresting azure and crimson tail grows even more brilliant when kissed by the nacre light of the moon. As such, it comes as little surprise that this fish is a great favorite in Radz–at–Han's wealthier circles.",36444,540,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1069,"This eel's similarities to the fruit from which it takes its name are impossible to deny. This serves the wavekin just fine, however, as it uses its unique coloration to entice unsuspecting prey who just want a nice, wet banana.",36446,547,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1070,"With its golden head, mottled scales, and overall rotundity, this wavekin bears something of a resemblance to Thavnair's beloved hamsa. Even the fish's darting, unpredictable movements are reminiscent of its land-dwelling namesake.",36447,540,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1071,"The impossible-to-ignore cranial protrusion that is this wavekin's claim to fame─rather than being congenital─grows as the fish matures. According to locals, flowerhorns with exceptionally large bumps were anointed in the Font of Maya and thus portend fair tidings.",36448,534,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1072,"This ferocious creature's viridescence perfectly matches the hues of its home, allowing it to position itself beneath surface-dwelling prey without being detected. Oral history would indicate that its violent predation is what drove even the most devout from the Font of Maya.",36449,547,0,True,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1073,"This bright red wavekin dances across the sandy ocean floor and flits through coral reefs like a flickering aquatic flame. Indeed, schools of these creatures can turn any location into a veritable undersea chandelier.",36450,534,0,True,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1074,"This puffer's resemblance to fruit was not lost on the taxonomist who had the pleasure of naming it. Its similarities to the papaya are more than skin-deep, in fact─for when it is detoxified and sun-dried, it makes for a surprisingly sweet treat.",36451,527,0,True,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1075,"An oversized octopus that keeps to the waters surrounding Narunnair. It is fiercely protective of its territory, and even the most minor disturbance─whether intentional or accidental─will earn the offender and all in its vicinity a face full of ink.",36452,540,0,True,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1076,"Between its haughty bearing and the seven long spines arching from its back that it uses to antagonize fishermen, one might be tempted to call this large wavekin a coxcomb.",36453,547,0,True,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1077,"A sea monster with teeth as deadly and piercing as sharpened lances. Despite having every appearance of a sea-dweller, this serpentine creature is incapable of remaining underwater for long periods of time. As such, it keeps to shallow areas.",36454,570,0,True,False,1,957,2509,True,False,True
|
||||
1056,"Alchemists of the Great Work are responsible for this wavekin's golden scales. Upon closer inspection, one may find that some bear symbols or even figures in profile, evidence of alchemical attempts to turn them into coinage.",36430,527,0,False,False,0,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1057,"Found twirling endlessly in the waters of the Giantsgall Grounds, legend has it these wavekin were once dancers who dreamt of performing in Kadjaya's Footsteps before suffering a fall from grace.",36431,500,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1058,"The word “massive” does no justice to these toads, who fortunately find a sufficiency of humid air to wet their skin in the jungles of Thavnair. So large are they that many believe they were once Arkasodara, ere being transmuted into amphibians for some manner of alchemical transgression.",36432,510,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1059,"Once presented to the satrap as a gift, this non-native wavekin is a rare find in Thavnair. Its propagating prowess, which in other lands presents a problem, is mitigated by its seeming inability to acclimatize to Thavnairian waters.",36434,520,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1060,"A tutelary divinity to those who work in the quarry, this fish has teeth so strong as to shatter stone. Indeed, it chews rocks into pieces so fine that its body absorbs the particles and adopts their color.",36435,527,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1061,"Well known in Thavnair for their brilliancy of color, these wavekin can be found in fresh water across the island. Unique to the species is that roughly half of its female population change sex over the course of their lifetimes.",36436,527,0,False,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1062,"Open-mouthed swimming in Ksiroda is what this large wavekin is generally known for. Watching it, one would be forgiven for thinking it is attempting to drink the river dry.",36438,534,0,False,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1063,"Guardian of the Wakeful Torana, this fearsome-looking fish suffers none attempting to slip into the city through waterways unseen.",36439,540,0,False,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1064,"Due to both its habitat's proximity to the markets and its highly palatable flesh, this large wavekin fills the bellies of many of Radz–at–Han's citizens on a daily basis.",36440,570,0,False,False,2,957,2509,True,True,True
|
||||
1065,"Sporting fiery fins, this wavekin is thought to be a wayward ingot sent flying up and out of the Great Work's forge and into the river in which it now calls home.",36441,534,0,False,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1066,"As its nomenclature implies, this wavekin's long snout is its defining feature─and a killing machine. Its hydrodynamic shape allows the fish to dart through the waters at high speed and catch prey off guard.",36442,540,0,False,False,2,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1067,"Oft mistaken for a pile of sunken treasure, this wavekin fetches a high price abroad. Visions of mountains of gil have drawn poachers to the creature's waters, though residents of Thavnair maintain a vigilant watch.",36443,534,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1068,"This wavekin's already arresting azure and crimson tail grows even more brilliant when kissed by the nacre light of the moon. As such, it comes as little surprise that this fish is a great favorite in Radz–at–Han's wealthier circles.",36444,540,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1069,"This eel's similarities to the fruit from which it takes its name are impossible to deny. This serves the wavekin just fine, however, as it uses its unique coloration to entice unsuspecting prey who just want a nice, wet banana.",36446,547,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1070,"With its golden head, mottled scales, and overall rotundity, this wavekin bears something of a resemblance to Thavnair's beloved hamsa. Even the fish's darting, unpredictable movements are reminiscent of its land-dwelling namesake.",36447,540,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1071,"The impossible-to-ignore cranial protrusion that is this wavekin's claim to fame─rather than being congenital─grows as the fish matures. According to locals, flowerhorns with exceptionally large bumps were anointed in the Font of Maya and thus portend fair tidings.",36448,534,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1072,"This ferocious creature's viridescence perfectly matches the hues of its home, allowing it to position itself beneath surface-dwelling prey without being detected. Oral history would indicate that its violent predation is what drove even the most devout from the Font of Maya.",36449,547,0,False,False,3,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1073,"This bright red wavekin dances across the sandy ocean floor and flits through coral reefs like a flickering aquatic flame. Indeed, schools of these creatures can turn any location into a veritable undersea chandelier.",36450,534,0,False,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1074,"This puffer's resemblance to fruit was not lost on the taxonomist who had the pleasure of naming it. Its similarities to the papaya are more than skin-deep, in fact─for when it is detoxified and sun-dried, it makes for a surprisingly sweet treat.",36451,527,0,False,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1075,"An oversized octopus that keeps to the waters surrounding Narunnair. It is fiercely protective of its territory, and even the most minor disturbance─whether intentional or accidental─will earn the offender and all in its vicinity a face full of ink.",36452,540,0,False,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1076,"Between its haughty bearing and the seven long spines arching from its back that it uses to antagonize fishermen, one might be tempted to call this large wavekin a coxcomb.",36453,547,0,False,False,1,957,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1077,"A sea monster with teeth as deadly and piercing as sharpened lances. Despite having every appearance of a sea-dweller, this serpentine creature is incapable of remaining underwater for long periods of time. As such, it keeps to shallow areas.",36454,570,0,False,False,1,957,2509,True,False,True
|
||||
1078,"Small though it is, this shellkin produces a considerable amount of tasty soup stock for Garlemald. The lines present on its shell can shed light on environmental changes, thus making the clam of great interest to researchers.",35606,520,0,False,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1079,"Not even the freezing temperatures of the Eblan Rime can keep this large wavekin from swimming its icy waters. The fatty deposits it uses to keep from becoming a fish-shaped icicle have the added benefit of making this trout so delicious, it can be enjoyed raw.",36456,520,0,True,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1080,"A sedate and unobtrusive wavekin with close ties to the mollusk phylum, the animulus was thought by the Garleans' forebears to be a departed spirit manifesting in the world of the living, and has thus avoided trite comparisons to bellicose gods or capricious fae.",36457,520,0,True,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1081,"The Empire's researchers studied, dissected, and analyzed this frosty organism in excruciating detail due to its fascinating ability to convert the water's ceruleum into energy.",36458,527,0,True,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1082,"Thick, protective scaling hides a body as soft as candy floss, and just as toothsome. Oft used in regional delicacies, this wavekin would enjoy a great deal more popularity were it not such a monstrous pain to flense.",36459,510,0,True,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1083,"Sprouting from this wavekin's body like rows of elegant horns are its stygian fins, which resemble naught so much as the imperial diadem. It is said that members of the royal family once fought to acquire this wavekin, that they might be first to present it to the emperor as a show of fealty.",36460,510,0,True,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1084,"The imperial pleco's black-and-white striping allows it to blend in against the frosty metal of Garlemald's aqueducts, and has fooled many a predator. Alas, as these stripes can be mistaken for the pathway indicators on city streets, it has fooled many a citizen into tripping headlong into the waters as well.",36461,520,0,True,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1085,"This translucent, cerulean catfish generally keeps to deeper waters, but will occasionally rise to the surface. Much more consistent is the alarmed reaction of the capital's citizens when one is sighted in the Stainless Course, as the wavekin bears every resemblance an ice floe.",36462,527,0,True,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1086,"This guppy's stunning tail is the color of a much-beloved star viewed from its moon. Naturally, the name for its species was conveyed to the Loporrits by a visitor familiar with Sharlayan taxonomy.",36463,520,0,True,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1087,"The sight of this cichlid's muted blue and pale yellow scales brings to mind the interplay between shadow and moonlight. Said unique coloration has been found to shift according to ambient aetheric density on the lunar surface.",36465,527,0,True,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1088,"This wavekin, with its dark, star-shaped eyes, appears forever on the verge of tears. It is said that it weeps for its long-lost brethren, who traveled to Etheirys's surface as meteoric messengers long ago.",36466,527,0,True,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1089,"An ancient wavekin concept, this species was revived through equally ancient processes. Its odd coloration, however, is new─an apparent result of lackadaisical Loporrits breaking for second breakfast whilst they were meant to be overseeing the fish's reconstruction.",36467,534,0,True,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1090,"This wavekin is capable of breaking down aetherochemical toxins to obtain the nutrients necessary to support itself. Those same toxins, however, degrade its mental faculties to such an extent that it can barely function, let alone swim straight.",36468,527,0,True,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1091,"Within aetherochemical pools, this wavekin shines a purplish copper─most likely due to a chemical reaction with its metallic scales. Transferring the fish to a different environment thus changes its coloration completely.",36470,534,0,True,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1092,"Do not be fooled by its wriggling tentacular mycelium─this tiny organism has no sentience whatsoever, and mimics the movements of creatures it lives amongst without even knowing that it does so. It synthesizes other organic matter equally unconsciously as it develops.",36471,534,0,True,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1093,"One theory posits that one or more of these eons-old creatures was cast down to Hydaelyn via a chance encounter with a comet, and there spawned such wonders as the sand-dwelling Olgoi-Khorkhoi.",36472,570,0,True,False,8,959,2511,True,False,True
|
||||
1094,"A parasitic wavekin found lurking in the crevices of the regotoise's large shell. Its resemblance to the pillars of Zodiark's imprisonment that lie scattered across the moon's surface gave rise to its needlessly grandiose name.",36473,534,0,True,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1095,"This turtle's subtle shell allows it to become one with the bleak and barren lunar surface. Loporrits enjoy attempting to convince unsuspecting people that the moon itself is simply a large accretion of these turtles─though this is, of course, a fiction.",36475,540,0,True,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1096,"It is the leaf-shaped dorsal fin that allows this creature to catch the wind and hop from island to floating island in Elpis. Some, however, are unable to ride the winds as well as others, and thus drop clean out of the sky to land on the ground, where they flop about impotently.",36476,534,0,True,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1097,"When this multi-colored wavekin leaps from the water's surface, its brilliant scales reflect sunlight through the misty spray in its wake, making it appear as if it is climbing a rainbow to the sky.",36477,534,0,True,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1098,"This variety of golden loach was born quite by accident in the Cthonic Horns. Sadly, every attempt at registering its concept has been met with skepticism, as the wavekin is far too susceptible to predation.",36478,540,0,True,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1099,"Created strictly for aesthetic purposes, this wavekin's glimmering scales cast a brilliant effect across the water's surface, rendering the fish's own beauty sadly dull by comparison.",36479,540,0,True,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1100,"Stout and thick, this golden wavekin looks more like an ingot with fins than a fish. Residents of Elpis, however, do not ascribe any particular importance to gold, and thus the mangar's extravagance is largely lost on them.",36480,570,0,True,False,2,961,2513,True,False,True
|
||||
1101,"What this wavekin lacks in size is made up for in silvery luster. However, as its shine is the product of the luminescent microbial parasites covering its scales rather than its natural coloration─a dull dirt brown─it is hard to credit the fish's creator for their aesthetic sensibilities.",36481,540,0,True,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1102,"Remarkable even by ancient standards, this “flower among wavekin” is a great favorite in Elpis. Its original creator sought to test the limits of magic by creating the most vivid coloration possible─and is largely thought to have succeeded.",36484,540,0,True,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1103,"With a name inspired by its distinctive shape, this preposterously thin and tall wavekin has an appetite for bugs, aquatic plants, and seeds, which it pulverizes into tiny particles with its impressive teeth.",36485,547,0,True,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1079,"Not even the freezing temperatures of the Eblan Rime can keep this large wavekin from swimming its icy waters. The fatty deposits it uses to keep from becoming a fish-shaped icicle have the added benefit of making this trout so delicious, it can be enjoyed raw.",36456,520,0,False,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1080,"A sedate and unobtrusive wavekin with close ties to the mollusk phylum, the animulus was thought by the Garleans' forebears to be a departed spirit manifesting in the world of the living, and has thus avoided trite comparisons to bellicose gods or capricious fae.",36457,520,0,False,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1081,"The Empire's researchers studied, dissected, and analyzed this frosty organism in excruciating detail due to its fascinating ability to convert the water's ceruleum into energy.",36458,527,0,False,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1082,"Thick, protective scaling hides a body as soft as candy floss, and just as toothsome. Oft used in regional delicacies, this wavekin would enjoy a great deal more popularity were it not such a monstrous pain to flense.",36459,510,0,False,False,3,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1083,"Sprouting from this wavekin's body like rows of elegant horns are its stygian fins, which resemble naught so much as the imperial diadem. It is said that members of the royal family once fought to acquire this wavekin, that they might be first to present it to the emperor as a show of fealty.",36460,510,0,False,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1084,"The imperial pleco's black-and-white striping allows it to blend in against the frosty metal of Garlemald's aqueducts, and has fooled many a predator. Alas, as these stripes can be mistaken for the pathway indicators on city streets, it has fooled many a citizen into tripping headlong into the waters as well.",36461,520,0,False,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1085,"This translucent, cerulean catfish generally keeps to deeper waters, but will occasionally rise to the surface. Much more consistent is the alarmed reaction of the capital's citizens when one is sighted in the Stainless Course, as the wavekin bears every resemblance to an ice floe.",36462,527,0,False,False,2,958,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1086,"This guppy's stunning tail is the color of a much-beloved star viewed from its moon. Naturally, the name for its species was conveyed to the Loporrits by a visitor familiar with Sharlayan taxonomy.",36463,520,0,False,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1087,"The sight of this cichlid's muted blue and pale yellow scales brings to mind the interplay between shadow and moonlight. Said unique coloration has been found to shift according to ambient aetheric density on the lunar surface.",36465,527,0,False,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1088,"This wavekin, with its dark, star-shaped eyes, appears forever on the verge of tears. It is said that it weeps for its long-lost brethren, who traveled to Etheirys's surface as meteoric messengers long ago.",36466,527,0,False,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1089,"An ancient wavekin concept, this species was revived through equally ancient processes. Its odd coloration, however, is new─an apparent result of lackadaisical Loporrits breaking for second breakfast whilst they were meant to be overseeing the fish's reconstruction.",36467,534,0,False,False,3,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1090,"This wavekin is capable of breaking down aetherochemical toxins to obtain the nutrients necessary to support itself. Those same toxins, however, degrade its mental faculties to such an extent that it can barely function, let alone swim straight.",36468,527,0,False,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1091,"Within aetherochemical pools, this wavekin shines a purplish copper─most likely due to a chemical reaction with its metallic scales. Transferring the fish to a different environment thus changes its coloration completely.",36470,534,0,False,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1092,"Do not be fooled by its wriggling tentacular mycelium─this tiny organism has no sentience whatsoever, and mimics the movements of creatures it lives amongst without even knowing that it does so. It synthesizes other organic matter equally unconsciously as it develops.",36471,534,0,False,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1093,"One theory posits that one or more of these eons-old creatures was cast down to Hydaelyn via a chance encounter with a comet, and there spawned such wonders as the sand-dwelling Olgoi-Khorkhoi.",36472,570,0,False,False,8,959,2511,True,False,True
|
||||
1094,"A parasitic wavekin found lurking in the crevices of the regotoise's large shell. Its resemblance to the pillars of Zodiark's imprisonment that lie scattered across the moon's surface gave rise to its needlessly grandiose name.",36473,534,0,False,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1095,"This turtle's subtle shell allows it to become one with the bleak and barren lunar surface. Loporrits enjoy attempting to convince unsuspecting people that the moon itself is simply a large accretion of these turtles─though this is, of course, a fiction.",36475,540,0,False,False,8,959,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1096,"It is the leaf-shaped dorsal fin that allows this creature to catch the wind and hop from island to floating island in Elpis. Some, however, are unable to ride the winds as well as others, and thus drop clean out of the sky to land on the ground, where they flop about impotently.",36476,534,0,False,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1097,"When this multicolored wavekin leaps from the water's surface, its brilliant scales reflect sunlight through the misty spray in its wake, making it appear as if it is climbing a rainbow to the sky.",36477,534,0,False,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1098,"This variety of golden loach was born quite by accident in the Cthonic Horns. Sadly, every attempt at registering its concept has been met with skepticism, as the wavekin is far too susceptible to predation.",36478,540,0,False,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1099,"Created strictly for aesthetic purposes, this wavekin's glimmering scales cast a brilliant effect across the water's surface, rendering the fish's own beauty sadly dull by comparison.",36479,540,0,False,False,2,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1100,"Stout and thick, this golden wavekin looks more like an ingot with fins than a fish. Residents of Elpis, however, do not ascribe any particular importance to gold, and thus the mangar's extravagance is largely lost on them.",36480,570,0,False,False,2,961,2513,True,False,True
|
||||
1101,"What this wavekin lacks in size is made up for in silvery luster. However, as its shine is the product of the luminescent microbial parasites covering its scales rather than its natural coloration─a dull dirt brown─it is hard to credit the fish's creator for their aesthetic sensibilities.",36481,540,0,False,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1102,"Remarkable even by ancient standards, this “flower among wavekin” is a great favorite in Elpis. Its original creator sought to test the limits of magic by creating the most vivid coloration possible─and is largely thought to have succeeded.",36484,540,0,False,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1103,"With a name inspired by its distinctive shape, this preposterously thin and tall wavekin has an appetite for bugs, aquatic plants, and seeds, which it pulverizes into tiny particles with its impressive teeth.",36485,547,0,False,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1104,"This green wavekin befittingly bears the name of “emerald” in the language of the ancients. There are hopes that a comparative study of the primeval bonytongue and this even more ancient creature will yield interesting results.",35607,540,0,False,False,3,961,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1105,"This creature's many waving strands shine with pinpricks of light akin to countless stars. Indeed, any who dares capture it may now hold the fates of entire galaxies in their hands...",36487,547,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1106,"Omicron records state that an advanced interstellar civilization bred these wavekin for sustenance. Whether by accident or design, the star eaters proliferated across world after world, and extinguished many a native population.",36488,554,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1107,"Discovered by the Loporrits manning the <Emphasis>Ragnarok</Emphasis>, this cosmic crustacean bears a number of similarities to the common crayfish. This resemblance to creatures found in Hydaelyn's riverbeds is likely a case of convergent evolution rather than the result of innocent arthropods being systematically ejected into the sea of stars, however.",36489,547,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1108,"With black-and-white coloration like unto that of a magitek monitor disabled by a sudden sandstorm, this creature is notable for its ability to mimic the magnetic turbulence of aetherochemical pools to disorient and snare its prey.",36491,554,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1109,"At first blush, this wavekin appears to be naught more than a floating bag of bones. In reality, it has a large, translucent frame─occasionally made visible thanks to the suspect contents of aetherochemical pools─and relatively standard organs concealed within its skull.",36492,554,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1110,"A creature whose origins can be traced back to the Dragonstar. Though this herbivore is relatively low on the food chain, its subsistence by means of riding aetheric wind currents across the stars to graze upon tree leaves was nonetheless impressive─until it was caught and unceremoniously grounded. ",36494,560,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1111,"Similar to what men might call “chirurgeon fish,” these wavekin can be found attached to the scales of grown wyrms, nibbling away at the parasites upon which they feed and other detritus.",36495,554,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
|
||||
1112,"Meteion made contact with these life-forms somewhere in the cosmos. One theory posits that they are all that remains of a once-sentient race whose mental faculties were obliterated through some arcane mischance.",36496,560,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1113,"A predator capable of swallowing a dragon egg whole. With no such eggs available to it, it now mindlessly swims aetherochemical springs, jaw slack and mouth agape.",36497,560,0,True,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1114,"The flecks of white on this wavekin's azure body sparkle as it moves. Its multiple layers of scales are not unlike a telescope, reflecting the image of galaxies located thousands of light-years away.",36499,560,0,True,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1115,"Protruding red gills are the most aesthetically pleasing of this wavekin's many and varied respiratory organs, which allow it to survive in a variety of environs. Scholars insist that they are the result of direct exposure to highly concentrated aether following the collision of two celestial bodies, rather than a duller process such as evolution.",36501,560,0,True,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1116,"Atrophied optic nerves force this creature to use the faint electricity encasing its body to map its surroundings. The pulsating frequency that results echoes to the deepest reaches of the cosmos like an endless dirge.",36502,560,0,True,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1117,"Developed by the Ea to test the viability of returning to flesh-based bodies, this specimen was likely modeled after one of the few organic beings its creators managed to remember.",36503,560,0,True,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1118,"As a satellite forever orbits its star, so too does this wavekin follow an elliptical trail around and around a pole perceptible only to its species. Should the fish veer too far from its orbit, it would surely perish.",36505,560,0,True,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1119,"Capable of swallowing prey whole, this invertebrate and its digestive organs are enigmas wrapped in mystery, as no matter what it ingests, its weight never fluctuates. If any have discovered this creature's inner workings, doubtless they are no longer of this universe.",36506,554,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1120,"Given its high polymer resinoid shell is so dense that it remains nigh impossible to open, some theorize that UFB-II is in fact a ship within which reside countless sentient─though nevertheless delicious─beings.",36507,554,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1121,"This creature's name was no doubt inspired by its two chelae and its toxin-laced stinger, the three of which create a trident of pain. Its sweet, pleading eyes lull one into a false sense of security─the leading theory of how it came to terrorize and oppress those on its home world.",36508,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1122,"Unique in its remarkable ability to read the movements of the stars, this wavekin is capable of predicting which celestial body will next wither into nonexistence. At the point in time at which it was caught, it had been awaiting the arrival of a hapless fool who it knew would carry it across the stars.",36509,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1123,"A member of the seventh civilization with which Meteion came into contact, this many-legged entity's culture prizes the number of limbs one possesses above all else, seeing each as a mark of higher intellect. One can only imagine its despair at being fished up by a primitive organism with a mere four.",36510,554,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1124,"A Loporrit was once nearly devoured whole after mistaking this cephalopod's tentacles for ears. They know not how fortunate they were to run screaming away when they did, for this wavekin has been observed digesting its prey slowly─and to all appearances, painfully─through its translucent body.",36511,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1125,"Their ability to twist the minds of men has inspired some to refer to these ultrabright cephalopods as “hallucination” aliens, though some of the specificity of their true name is lost in translation. They appear not dissimilar to an octopus in low-gravity pools, but one can only wonder what terrifying form they take in other environments─wonder, and pray that it is not bipedal.",36512,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1126,"The elongated proboscis protruding from its cylindrical torso allows this curious being to feast on stardust. Though it does not, by all accounts, eat Loporrits, one did claim to have a nightmare in which they were assailed by an evil carrot that looked eerily similar.",36513,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1127,"This tentacled wayfarer has for all intents and purposes become one with its aether-propelled carapace, so effective is it for travel between stars. Indeed, the creature flies through the cosmos at speeds nearing that of sound.",36514,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1128,"This intimidating ball of spindly spikes hides a soft underbelly which tastes a great deal like urchin. The taste is so similar, in fact, it lends credence to the theories which suggest Hydaelyn's urchins can trace their lineage to the sea of stars.",36515,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1129,"Once sentient and vaguely manlike, this creature accidentally transformed itself into a desiccated husk following a botched attempt at immortality. Now, it can do naught save drift sadly along the currents of the cosmos.",36516,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1130,"Its diminutive limbs theoretically allow this creature to walk on land, though it has long lost the need for such a skill following the destruction of its star. Should it ever find a place to call home again, perhaps it will regain the ability.",36517,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1131,"Characteristic of this octopus are its membranous limbs and entropically addled brain. The latter is only explicable if one accepts the absurd idea that this creature was once inside a region so dense that gravity prevents its very observation, and then was summarily cast out by forces unknown. As it has no memory of this─or anything whatsoever─the truth remains elusive.",36518,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1132,"Though it resembles naught so much as a free-floating eyeball, the Ea insist that this creature is in fact a mere appendage of an “extra-dimensional” entity with which they made contact during their “space-time exploration phase,” meant to keep an eye on the observable cosmos. Those familiar with said cosmos attest that in either case, it has likely “seen some things.”",36519,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1133,"With a bulbous head that tapers into an incongruously tiny back half, this creature is almost comedic. Do not let its curious design deceive, however, for it is said to be an ill omen, appearing only when a civilization's end draws nigh.",36520,560,0,True,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1134,"This oddly proportioned, shark-like creature sails the wispy aether currents of the sea of stars on wings more expansive than it is long. Despite every appearance to the contrary, its physical composition has more in common with flora than the fauna it resembles.",36521,570,0,True,False,28,960,2511,True,True,False
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1105,"This creature's many waving strands shine with pinpricks of light akin to countless stars. Indeed, any who dares capture it may now hold the fates of entire galaxies in their hands...",36487,547,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1106,"Omicron records state that an advanced interstellar civilization bred these wavekin for sustenance. Whether by accident or design, the star eaters proliferated across world after world, and extinguished many a native population.",36488,554,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1107,"Discovered by the Loporrits manning the <Emphasis>Ragnarok</Emphasis>, this cosmic crustacean bears a number of similarities to the common crayfish. This resemblance to creatures found in Hydaelyn's riverbeds is likely a case of convergent evolution rather than the result of innocent arthropods being systematically ejected into the sea of stars, however.",36489,547,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1108,"With black-and-white coloration like unto that of a magitek monitor disabled by a sudden sandstorm, this creature is notable for its ability to mimic the magnetic turbulence of aetherochemical pools to disorient and snare its prey.",36491,554,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1109,"At first blush, this wavekin appears to be naught more than a floating bag of bones. In reality, it has a large, translucent frame─occasionally made visible thanks to the suspect contents of aetherochemical pools─and relatively standard organs concealed within its skull.",36492,554,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1110,"A creature whose origins can be traced back to the Dragonstar. Though this herbivore is relatively low on the food chain, its subsistence by means of riding aetheric wind currents across the stars to graze upon tree leaves was nonetheless impressive─until it was caught and unceremoniously grounded. ",36494,560,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1111,"Similar to what men might call “chirurgeon fish,” these wavekin can be found attached to the scales of grown wyrms, nibbling away at the parasites upon which they feed and other detritus.",36495,554,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1112,"Meteion made contact with these life-forms somewhere in the cosmos. One theory posits that they are all that remains of a once-sentient race whose mental faculties were obliterated through some arcane mischance.",36496,560,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1113,"A predator capable of swallowing a dragon egg whole. With no such eggs available to it, it now mindlessly swims aetherochemical springs, jaw slack and mouth agape.",36497,560,0,False,False,8,960,0,True,False,False
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1114,"The flecks of white on this wavekin's azure body sparkle as it moves. Its multiple layers of scales are not unlike a telescope, reflecting the image of galaxies located thousands of light-years away.",36499,560,0,False,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1115,"Protruding red gills are the most aesthetically pleasing of this wavekin's many and varied respiratory organs, which allow it to survive in a variety of environs. Scholars insist that they are the result of direct exposure to highly concentrated aether following the collision of two celestial bodies, rather than a duller process such as evolution.",36501,560,0,False,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1116,"Atrophied optic nerves force this creature to use the faint electricity encasing its body to map its surroundings. The pulsating frequency that results echoes to the deepest reaches of the cosmos like an endless dirge.",36502,560,0,False,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1117,"Developed by the Ea to test the viability of returning to flesh-based bodies, this specimen was likely modeled after one of the few organic beings its creators managed to remember.",36503,560,0,False,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1118,"As a satellite forever orbits its star, so too does this wavekin follow an elliptical trail around and around a pole perceptible only to its species. Should the fish veer too far from its orbit, it would surely perish.",36505,560,0,False,False,3,960,0,True,False,False
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1119,"Capable of swallowing prey whole, this invertebrate and its digestive organs are enigmas wrapped in mystery, as no matter what it ingests, its weight never fluctuates. If any have discovered this creature's inner workings, doubtless they are no longer of this universe.",36506,554,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1120,"Given its high polymer resinoid shell is so dense that it remains nigh impossible to open, some theorize that UFB-II is in fact a ship within which reside countless sentient─though nevertheless delicious─beings.",36507,554,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1121,"This creature's name was no doubt inspired by its two chelae and its toxin-laced stinger, the three of which create a trident of pain. Its sweet, pleading eyes lull one into a false sense of security─the leading theory of how it came to terrorize and oppress those on its home world.",36508,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1122,"Unique in its remarkable ability to read the movements of the stars, this wavekin is capable of predicting which celestial body will next wither into nonexistence. At the point in time at which it was caught, it had been awaiting the arrival of a hapless fool who it knew would carry it across the stars.",36509,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1123,"A member of the seventh civilization with which Meteion came into contact, this many-legged entity's culture prizes the number of limbs one possesses above all else, seeing each as a mark of higher intellect. One can only imagine its despair at being fished up by a primitive organism with a mere four.",36510,554,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1124,"A Loporrit was once nearly devoured whole after mistaking this cephalopod's tentacles for ears. They know not how fortunate they were to run screaming away when they did, for this wavekin has been observed digesting its prey slowly─and to all appearances, painfully─through its translucent body.",36511,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1125,"Their ability to twist the minds of men has inspired some to refer to these ultrabright cephalopods as “hallucination” aliens, though some of the specificity of their true name is lost in translation. They appear not dissimilar to an octopus in low-gravity pools, but one can only wonder what terrifying form they take in other environments─wonder, and pray that it is not bipedal.",36512,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1126,"The elongated proboscis protruding from its cylindrical torso allows this curious being to feast on stardust. Though it does not, by all accounts, eat Loporrits, one did claim to have a nightmare in which they were assailed by an evil carrot that looked eerily similar.",36513,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1127,"This tentacled wayfarer has for all intents and purposes become one with its aether-propelled carapace, so effective is it for travel between stars. Indeed, the creature flies through the cosmos at speeds nearing that of sound.",36514,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1128,"This intimidating ball of spindly spikes hides a soft underbelly which tastes a great deal like urchin. The taste is so similar, in fact, it lends credence to the theories which suggest Hydaelyn's urchins can trace their lineage to the sea of stars.",36515,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1129,"Once sentient and vaguely manlike, this creature accidentally transformed itself into a desiccated husk following a botched attempt at immortality. Now, it can do naught save drift sadly along the currents of the cosmos.",36516,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1130,"Its diminutive limbs theoretically allow this creature to walk on land, though it has long lost the need for such a skill following the destruction of its star. Should it ever find a place to call home again, perhaps it will regain the ability.",36517,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1131,"Characteristic of this octopus are its membranous limbs and entropically addled brain. The latter is only explicable if one accepts the absurd idea that this creature was once inside a region so dense that gravity prevents its very observation, and then was summarily cast out by forces unknown. As it has no memory of this─or anything whatsoever─the truth remains elusive.",36518,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1132,"Though it resembles naught so much as a free-floating eyeball, the Ea insist that this creature is in fact a mere appendage of an “extra-dimensional” entity with which they made contact during their “space-time exploration phase,” meant to keep an eye on the observable cosmos. Those familiar with said cosmos attest that in either case, it has likely “seen some things.”",36519,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1133,"With a bulbous head that tapers into an incongruously tiny back half, this creature is almost comedic. Do not let its curious design deceive, however, for it is said to be an ill omen, appearing only when a civilization's end draws nigh.",36520,560,0,False,False,28,960,0,True,False,False
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1134,"This oddly proportioned, shark-like creature sails the wispy aether currents of the sea of stars on wings more expansive than it is long. Despite every appearance to the contrary, its physical composition has more in common with flora than the fauna it resembles.",36521,570,0,False,False,28,960,2511,True,True,False
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1135,"Fascinating despite its repulsive countenance, this massive guitarfish creates weak electrical currents through the vibration of its gills─the potency of which vary depending on the speed it is moving. Reports of fishermen unwittingly bobbing their heads to the symphony of notes produced by this curious phenomenon led to the creature's present nomenclature.",36679,570,0,True,True,0,962,2509,True,True,False
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1136,"This burly wavekin has grown to its gargantuan size by gorging itself on the bountiful nutrients found in the waters circulating from Unmoved Source Alpha. Astonishingly muscle-bound, it spends its days swimming against the tide, further embiggening itself to─one assumes─compensate for its fragile ego.",36680,570,0,True,True,2,956,2509,True,True,True
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1137,"Capable of extending and flattening its earlike fins at amazing speed, this peculiar creature at times resembles a child throwing their hands over their ears in petulance. In turn, the children of Thavnair are careful not to cover their ears when being scolded by their elders, lest they be forced to endure a wholly different earful come dinner.",36681,570,0,True,True,3,963,2509,True,True,False
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1138,"An amphibian with the terrible proclivity to swallow its prey whole─even should that prey be its equal in size. The sight of its wide-open mouth in the water is strikingly similar to that of the hippos known to inhabit the northern region of Thavnair.",36682,570,0,True,True,3,957,2509,True,False,True
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1139,"Many an unsuspecting tooth has cracked upon this creature's scales, notorious for being harder than even the ice of the Rime. Simmering it for several hours, however, is said to have a transformative effect on the wavekin, allowing diners to masticate with molars intact.",36683,570,0,True,True,3,958,2509,True,False,True
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1140,"This organism's name can be roughly translated to “tranquil bird.” It is said that dragonkind once cherished the gentle winds this creature flies upon, but none remain to appreciate the rare sight of a placid foun ahlm adrift on the aetherial breeze.",36684,570,0,True,True,8,960,2511,True,True,True
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1141,"This curious cephalopod extends its limbs in often successful attempts to threaten those who approach. To wit, a brave Loporrit once attempted to stare it down in a clash of wills, but was tragically brought low when they could no longer bear the forbidding look of the creature's eyes and earlike protrusions.",36685,570,0,True,True,28,960,2511,True,True,True
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1142,"So undisputably delectable is this squid that it is served in every restaurant and food stall found along the coasts of Thavnair. Whilst extolling its virtues when both fried and dried, locals often add that a dragoon from a distant land once purchased a veritable starship's worth.",36686,570,0,True,True,1,957,2509,True,False,False
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15136,"",32891,150,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15137,"",32892,150,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15138,"",32893,150,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15139,"",32894,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15140,"",32895,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15141,"",32896,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15142,"",32897,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15143,"",32898,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15144,"",32899,430,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15145,"",32900,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15146,"",32901,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15147,"",32902,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15148,"",32903,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,False
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15149,"",32904,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,True
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15150,"",32905,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,True
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15151,"",32906,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,True
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15152,"",32907,485,0,False,False,30,401,0,False,False,True
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15153,"",35849,527,0,False,False,30,957,0,False,False,False
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15154,"",35850,560,0,False,False,30,959,0,False,False,False
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15155,"",36611,560,0,False,False,30,960,0,False,False,False
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15156,"",36612,560,0,False,False,30,960,0,False,False,False
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