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927,"Outshining even its lesser cousin, the platinum guppy, this scintillating freshwater beauty is also said to have been named by the Crystal Exarch. How he knew to compare it to the light of an unseen moon has, in certain circles, been the subject of some debate.",32049,490,0,True,True,3,813,2507,True,True,True
928,"Records state that the lord of Eulmore was once presented with a fan of metallic jade sheen, which, after a brief moment's disdainful appraisal, he promptly flung over the balcony and into the sea. Had that discarded treasure suddenly rippled and swam away, it would have greatly resembled this shimmering wavekin.",32050,490,0,True,True,2,814,2507,True,False,True
929,"This primordial species of turtle grows to impressive size, its bulk protected by an iron-hard shell. Kholusian warriors once fashioned its natural armor into shields, and these relics of a bygone era can still be unearthed from sites scattered across the island.",32051,490,0,True,True,0,814,2507,True,True,True
930,"Certain of the blotchy patterns upon this fish’s scales appear to be lettering, distorted as if drawn in watery ink. One story claims the freshwater denizen was once the tome of a royal archivist who, fleeing from a sin eater, dropped it into a mountain stream, with the book assuming its current form in some arcane act of self-preservation.",32052,490,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,True,True
930,"Certain of the blotchy patterns upon this fish's scales appear to be lettering, distorted as if drawn in watery ink. One story claims the freshwater denizen was once the tome of a royal archivist who, fleeing from a sin eater, dropped it into a mountain stream, with the book assuming its current form in some arcane act of self-preservation.",32052,490,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,True,True
931,"Sheathed in lustrous scales of shining pearl, this entrancing specimen has a taste for flesh. Anyone foolish enough to wade into its territory will soon feel needle-sharp teeth sinking into a leg, the bite deep enough to expose bone.",32053,490,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,True
932,"True to its name, this savage deep-sea predator has claimed the lives of many an Ondo warrior seeking the glory of battle. The crimson cloud left drifting in its wake marks the end of countless tales of terror.",32054,490,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
933,"The carapace of this crab is unusually thick and durable, as if it had, indeed, traded shells with an amenable, hard-backed reptile. Such natural defenses, however, avail it little against a sudden influx of crab boats, seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for this Cieldalaes delicacy.",32055,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
934,"So beautiful did folk find the silvery spiral of this conch that they likened it to a shimmering jewel─specifically the priceless one which slipped through the careless fingers of Princess Edvya and bounced into the ocean as she skipped across the deck of the royal galleon.",32056,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
935,"This species of fugu puffs itself up into a shape that resembles nothing more than a five-sided box. Coastal villagers in the Cieldalaes are known to craft beautiful and surprisingly sturdy containers from the reflective wavekin's dried remains.",32057,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
936,"Although technically a type of river crab, this crustacean spends its larval stage in the sea. Once grown, it crawls up to dwell in the waters of the Thaliak, only to return to the ocean again and again in order to spawn.",32075,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
937,"Some say that when the burning fragments of Rhalgr's beacon plunged into the ocean, the life which pulsed within them could not be extinguished. On moonlit nights they float upon the surface, the star-studded waters becoming as a mirror to the twinkling sky above.",32076,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
938,"Similar in appearance to the false scad, dissections have nonetheless shown this wavekin's internal anatomy is more closely related to an actual scad. Yet despite being turned literally inside out, the truth of this fish's taxonomy remains the subject of endless─and often petty─dispute.",32077,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
939,"The dark half of this blowfish is no empty metaphor─the deeper the pigment, the more densely packed its prickly spines. Individuals boasting the most tenebrous hues have been observed receiving preferential treatment within their shoals.",32095,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
940,"Though closely related to its elongated cousin, the malm kelp, this Rothlyt Sound native is known more for the plumpness of its fronds than any extraordinary length. Some seaweed connoisseurs, however, express a preference for thickness.",32096,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
941,"The soft, seemingly candlelit glow of this jellyfish has entranced the gaze of many a seafarer, bringing a sense of safety and contentment. As such, finding a living lantern in one's nets is considered an omen of good fortune amongst the fisherfolk of the Rothlyt Sound.",32097,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
942,"Most assume this manta was so named for its great width and distinctive coloring, but some choose to believe the rather more whimsical tale of its origin─that a pack of goobbues, wading in the shallows, grew so enamored of the ocean that they assumed forms which would let them frolic in the waves forevermore.",32058,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
943,"With its great fins spread wide, this wavekin flits through the water like...well, one might say a butterfly were it a prettier fish, but as things stand, it puts folk more in mind of a moth.",32059,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
944,"Once it has impaled a victim with its long, venom-filled fangs, this underwater potentate will then coil around its hapless prey and settle down for a royal feast. Hail to the king.",32060,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
945,"This species of wrasse does, in fact, owe its name to the Bloodbrine Sea in which it dwells. It was merely a happy coincidence that the habit these wavekin have of smashing their lumpy heads together often gives them a scarlet-stained appearance. ",32078,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
946,"Legend has it that these were once simple blue crabs, which, upon beholding the painted nails of well-groomed merfolk, were consumed with irrational envy. According to their tiny crab brains, a similar effect could be achieved by keeping their claws drenched in blood.",32079,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
947,"There is a tale passed down from generation to generation that tells of Llymlaen using the spindly, needle-like limbs of this wavekin to weave a fishing net malms and malms across. As such, its semblance traditionally signifies a big haul of fish amongst the coastal communities of the Bloodbrine.",32080,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
948,"The pattern on this wavekin's scales creates the illusion of a small rock honeycombed with holes. When tiny fish swim near, seeking refuge in these “hollows,” they instead find themselves trapped inside a toothy cavern. Momentarily, at least.",32098,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
949,"The staggering size of these mollusks has fired the imagination of artists since the dawn of man. One particularly famous rendering has led to countless second-rate attempts to depict some muscled sea-god or scantily clad mermaid reclining upon the ocean's own bivalve bed.",32099,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
950,"This wavekin is known for roaming great distances on the ocean's currents, often attaching itself to schools of smaller fish in the role of temporary guardian. Such behavior gives the impression of a mercenary protecting a band of travelers, but it is rarely─if ever─paid for its services.",32100,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
951,"Though few in number these days, this species of wavekin gave rise to every variant of mahi-mahi which now populate the expanse of the southern seas. Contrary to common belief, the origin of its name has absolutely no relation to any Lalafell, living or dead.",32061,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
952,"A subspecies of lavender remora common to the waters off the coast of La Noscea. The result of crossbreeding with other, closely related wavekin, this remora variant owes its name to a hybrid of the lavender plant.",32062,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
953,"This wide-ranging ocean fish is hauled in from the coastal waters of the north seas. When freshly carved, its fillets are praised for their bright, bloody hue and delectable flavor.",32081,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
954,"It is likely that this goblin mask drifted down the Thaliak and was swept out to sea. It is unlikely that the goblin who wore it is happy about the situation.",32082,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
933,"The carapace of this crab is unusually thick and durable, as if it had, indeed, traded shells with an amenable, hard-backed reptile. Such natural defenses, however, avail it little against a sudden influx of crab boats, seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for this Cieldalaes delicacy.",32055,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
934,"So beautiful did folk find the silvery spiral of this conch that they likened it to a shimmering jewel─specifically the priceless one which slipped through the careless fingers of Princess Edvya and bounced into the ocean as she skipped across the deck of the royal galleon.",32056,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
935,"This species of fugu puffs itself up into a shape that resembles nothing more than a five-sided box. Coastal villagers in the Cieldalaes are known to craft beautiful and surprisingly sturdy containers from the reflective wavekin's dried remains.",32057,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
936,"Although technically a type of river crab, this crustacean spends its larval stage in the sea. Once grown, it crawls up to dwell in the waters of the Thaliak, only to return to the ocean again and again in order to spawn.",32075,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
937,"Some say that when the burning fragments of Rhalgr's beacon plunged into the ocean, the life which pulsed within them could not be extinguished. On moonlit nights they float upon the surface, the star-studded waters becoming as a mirror to the twinkling sky above.",32076,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
938,"Similar in appearance to the false scad, dissections have nonetheless shown this wavekin's internal anatomy is more closely related to an actual scad. Yet despite being turned literally inside out, the truth of this fish's taxonomy remains the subject of endless─and often petty─dispute.",32077,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
939,"The dark half of this blowfish is no empty metaphor─the deeper the pigment, the more densely packed its prickly spines. Individuals boasting the most tenebrous hues have been observed receiving preferential treatment within their shoals.",32095,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
940,"Though closely related to its elongated cousin, the malm kelp, this Rothlyt Sound native is known more for the plumpness of its fronds than any extraordinary length. Some seaweed connoisseurs, however, express a preference for thickness.",32096,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
941,"The soft, seemingly candlelit glow of this jellyfish has entranced the gaze of many a seafarer, bringing a sense of safety and contentment. As such, finding a living lantern in one's nets is considered an omen of good fortune amongst the fisherfolk of the Rothlyt Sound.",32097,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
942,"Most assume this manta was so named for its great width and distinctive coloring, but some choose to believe the rather more whimsical tale of its origin─that a pack of goobbues, wading in the shallows, grew so enamored of the ocean that they assumed forms which would let them frolic in the waves forevermore.",32058,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
943,"With its great fins spread wide, this wavekin flits through the water like...well, one might say a butterfly were it a prettier fish, but as things stand, it puts folk more in mind of a moth.",32059,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
944,"Once it has impaled a victim with its long, venom-filled fangs, this underwater potentate will then coil around its hapless prey and settle down for a royal feast. Hail to the king.",32060,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
945,"This species of wrasse does, in fact, owe its name to the Bloodbrine Sea in which it dwells. It was merely a happy coincidence that the habit these wavekin have of smashing their lumpy heads together often gives them a scarlet-stained appearance. ",32078,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
946,"Legend has it that these were once simple blue crabs, which, upon beholding the painted nails of well-groomed merfolk, were consumed with irrational envy. According to their tiny crab brains, a similar effect could be achieved by keeping their claws drenched in blood.",32079,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
947,"There is a tale passed down from generation to generation that tells of Llymlaen using the spindly, needle-like limbs of this wavekin to weave a fishing net malms and malms across. As such, its semblance traditionally signifies a big haul of fish amongst the coastal communities of the Bloodbrine.",32080,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
948,"The pattern on this wavekin's scales creates the illusion of a small rock honeycombed with holes. When tiny fish swim near, seeking refuge in these “hollows,” they instead find themselves trapped inside a toothy cavern. Momentarily, at least.",32098,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
949,"The staggering size of these mollusks has fired the imagination of artists since the dawn of man. One particularly famous rendering has led to countless second-rate attempts to depict some muscled sea-god or scantily clad mermaid reclining upon the ocean's own bivalve bed.",32099,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
950,"This wavekin is known for roaming great distances on the ocean's currents, often attaching itself to schools of smaller fish in the role of temporary guardian. Such behavior gives the impression of a mercenary protecting a band of travelers, but it is rarely─if ever─paid for its services.",32100,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
951,"Though few in number these days, this species of wavekin gave rise to every variant of mahi-mahi which now populate the expanse of the southern seas. Contrary to common belief, the origin of its name has absolutely no relation to any Lalafell, living or dead.",32061,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
952,"A subspecies of lavender remora common to the waters off the coast of La Noscea. The result of crossbreeding with other, closely related wavekin, this remora variant owes its name to a hybrid of the lavender plant.",32062,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
953,"This wide-ranging ocean fish is hauled in from the coastal waters of the north seas. When freshly carved, its fillets are praised for their bright, bloody hue and delectable flavor.",32081,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
954,"It is likely that this goblin mask drifted down the Thaliak and was swept out to sea. It is unlikely that the goblin who wore it is happy about the situation.",32082,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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
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
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
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
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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992,"This scalekin excavates bivalves from the sea floor, before crushing them, shells and all, between its flattened back teeth. The fragmented ruins of hundreds upon hundreds of shellfish litter the shore where it chooses to feed.",32114,485,5,True,True,1,900,0,True,True,False
993,"While it may look as though it would be at home attached to a moogle's head and smell like it has been soaked in vinegar, the question of what it actually is remains unanswered.",31771,490,0,False,True,3,402,0,True,False,False
994,"This wavekin has developed its glowing orange fins in order to attract a mate. This also has the unwanted side effect of drawing the attention of every predator within a square malm, though this is perhaps a small price to pay to find one's true love.",31770,490,0,False,True,3,402,0,True,False,False
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995,"This ultramarine starfish takes center stage in Crystarium lessons on the night sky, with educators placing it amongst the lesser asteroidea to represent the brightest celestial bodies. ",33316,490,0,True,True,3,819,2507,True,True,True
996,"The mottled, python-like pattern of these fish is prized by artisans of all kinds. Rumor has it that one Eulmoran fop employed as many as fifty fisherfolk to trawl the seas in order to have an entire suit fashioned from the elusive wavekin's scales. ",33317,490,0,True,True,3,813,2507,True,False,True
997,"Cutting vertically through the ocean like the blade it so resembles, this steel-hued wavekin can─once its stiffened husk has been dried and sharpened─be put to actual use as a surprisingly effective razor.",33318,490,0,True,True,0,814,2507,True,True,False
998,"So proficient is this wavekin's mimicry that it can live entirely unnoticed in the shadow of other species. Some suspect its ability to preemptively imitate the behavior of other creatures is a limited form of precognition.",33319,490,0,True,True,0,814,2507,True,True,True
999,"Eschewing griffins and dragons and other typical icons of might, the Nabaath Areng military based its insignia on the ferocious Nabaath saw. Sneering foes soon learned to respect that symbol, sometimes at the business end of a weapon crafted from said wavekin's lethal dorsal fins.",33320,490,0,True,True,4,815,2507,True,True,True
1000,"Near the Church at Dammroen Field grow flowering trees, slender and graceful, and from their fallen fruit hatched these beautiful fish. Or so the tale goes. True or not, most agree that a school of Dammroen herring fry resemble nothing so much as a swirling cloud of delicate fruit blossoms.",33321,490,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,False,False
1001,"Once upon a time, these bulbous-eyed wavekin swam in the palace ponds, the jealously guarded treasures of the royal house of Voeburt. Relegated now to some obscure waterway, one must assume they have long since fallen from majestic favor.",33322,490,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,True,True
1002,"Found in the brackish waters which collect in the caverns of Woven Oath, these fish instinctively sink down to the deepest, darkest part of their stygian homes. Over the years, their eyes have devolved into blind orbs, this lack of vision causing them to swim a wandering, erratic course in the search for food.",33323,490,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,True
1003,"Armed with a paralyzing toxin even more potent than its smaller cousin, this pipira need only dart in and nip its prey once. The bitten victim is robbed of voluntary movement almost immediately, the slight twitching ignored by the voracious wavekin as it feeds on its helpless─and very much still alive─meal.",33324,490,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,False
1004,"With a name meaning “hidden” and a hider by nature, the mora tecta avoids predators by sliding its flattened-out body into narrow crevices between rocks or losing itself in dense forests of kelp. For this particular fish, it's survival of the thinnest.",33325,490,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
1005,"This bulky ocean crustacean bears the name of a water deity, the tales of which are passed down in the local lore of the Tempest. Highly sensitive to aetheric disturbances, it is often able to gather its fellows and flee before predators or other dangers arrive.",33326,490,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
1006,"Very little of this oft-overlooked mollusk is actually edible; its colors drab and unsuited for ornamentation. When ground into a powder, however, its shell is highly sought after as an ingredient for various alchemical creations...a fact which likely comes as small solace to the scallop.",33219,345,0,False,False,2,399,0,True,False,False
1007,"Once pulled from the water, the spongy leaves of this kelp can be squeezed to produce a prodigious amount of liquid. The plant is possessed of natural sterilization properties, and any water thus filtered through its fronds is purified of any harmful contaminants.",33220,350,0,False,False,2,401,0,True,False,False
1008,"A diet of poisonous mites causes a mild toxin to build up in the secretions of this red-hued frog. It is a simple process to extract the paralytic poison and refine it into a pain-dulling elixir, a practice routinely employed by field chirurgeons.",33221,355,0,False,False,2,612,0,True,False,False
1009,"In Far Eastern legend, this eye-catching mollusk is fabled to project its aura as a shimmering mirage above the water. Those who procure such wondrous shells are known to treasure them as incense holders, often gilding the interior with gold or other precious metals. ",33222,380,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
1010,"A predilection for feeding on the fragrant grasses which grow along the riverbanks has resulted in a fish so tender and infused with flavor that no additional seasoning is necessary.",33223,400,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
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939 935 This species of fugu puffs itself up into a shape that resembles nothing more than a five-sided box. Coastal villagers in the Cieldalaes are known to craft beautiful and surprisingly sturdy containers from the reflective wavekin's dried remains. 32057 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
940 936 Although technically a type of river crab, this crustacean spends its larval stage in the sea. Once grown, it crawls up to dwell in the waters of the Thaliak, only to return to the ocean again and again in order to spawn. 32075 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
941 937 Some say that when the burning fragments of Rhalgr's beacon plunged into the ocean, the life which pulsed within them could not be extinguished. On moonlit nights they float upon the surface, the star-studded waters becoming as a mirror to the twinkling sky above. 32076 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
942 938 Similar in appearance to the false scad, dissections have nonetheless shown this wavekin's internal anatomy is more closely related to an actual scad. Yet despite being turned literally inside out, the truth of this fish's taxonomy remains the subject of endless─and often petty─dispute. 32077 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
943 939 The dark half of this blowfish is no empty metaphor─the deeper the pigment, the more densely packed its prickly spines. Individuals boasting the most tenebrous hues have been observed receiving preferential treatment within their shoals. 32095 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
944 940 Though closely related to its elongated cousin, the malm kelp, this Rothlyt Sound native is known more for the plumpness of its fronds than any extraordinary length. Some seaweed connoisseurs, however, express a preference for thickness. 32096 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
945 941 The soft, seemingly candlelit glow of this jellyfish has entranced the gaze of many a seafarer, bringing a sense of safety and contentment. As such, finding a living lantern in one's nets is considered an omen of good fortune amongst the fisherfolk of the Rothlyt Sound. 32097 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
946 942 Most assume this manta was so named for its great width and distinctive coloring, but some choose to believe the rather more whimsical tale of its origin─that a pack of goobbues, wading in the shallows, grew so enamored of the ocean that they assumed forms which would let them frolic in the waves forevermore. 32058 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
947 943 With its great fins spread wide, this wavekin flits through the water like...well, one might say a butterfly were it a prettier fish, but as things stand, it puts folk more in mind of a moth. 32059 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
948 944 Once it has impaled a victim with its long, venom-filled fangs, this underwater potentate will then coil around its hapless prey and settle down for a royal feast. Hail to the king. 32060 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
949 945 This species of wrasse does, in fact, owe its name to the Bloodbrine Sea in which it dwells. It was merely a happy coincidence that the habit these wavekin have of smashing their lumpy heads together often gives them a scarlet-stained appearance. 32078 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
950 946 Legend has it that these were once simple blue crabs, which, upon beholding the painted nails of well-groomed merfolk, were consumed with irrational envy. According to their tiny crab brains, a similar effect could be achieved by keeping their claws drenched in blood. 32079 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
951 947 There is a tale passed down from generation to generation that tells of Llymlaen using the spindly, needle-like limbs of this wavekin to weave a fishing net malms and malms across. As such, its semblance traditionally signifies a big haul of fish amongst the coastal communities of the Bloodbrine. 32080 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
952 948 The pattern on this wavekin's scales creates the illusion of a small rock honeycombed with holes. When tiny fish swim near, seeking refuge in these “hollows,” they instead find themselves trapped inside a toothy cavern. Momentarily, at least. 32098 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
953 949 The staggering size of these mollusks has fired the imagination of artists since the dawn of man. One particularly famous rendering has led to countless second-rate attempts to depict some muscled sea-god or scantily clad mermaid reclining upon the ocean's own bivalve bed. 32099 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
954 950 This wavekin is known for roaming great distances on the ocean's currents, often attaching itself to schools of smaller fish in the role of temporary guardian. Such behavior gives the impression of a mercenary protecting a band of travelers, but it is rarely─if ever─paid for its services. 32100 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
955 951 Though few in number these days, this species of wavekin gave rise to every variant of mahi-mahi which now populate the expanse of the southern seas. Contrary to common belief, the origin of its name has absolutely no relation to any Lalafell, living or dead. 32061 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
956 952 A subspecies of lavender remora common to the waters off the coast of La Noscea. The result of crossbreeding with other, closely related wavekin, this remora variant owes its name to a hybrid of the lavender plant. 32062 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
957 953 This wide-ranging ocean fish is hauled in from the coastal waters of the north seas. When freshly carved, its fillets are praised for their bright, bloody hue and delectable flavor. 32081 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
958 954 It is likely that this goblin mask drifted down the Thaliak and was swept out to sea. It is unlikely that the goblin who wore it is happy about the situation. 32082 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
959 955 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 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
960 956 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 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
961 957 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
962 958 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
963 959 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
964 960 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
965 961 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
966 962 A legendary pirate needs a legendary vessel, and not just the sailing kind. Tavern keepers claim that Mistbeard would come in with the shell of a gargantuan nautiloid, and ask to fill it with a barrel's worth of grog. 32067 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
967 963 Propelling itself through the water with sinuous undulations, this primitive wavekin falls upon its prey with surprising swiftness. Its similarities to the anomalocaris in the Sea of Clouds suggest an evolutionary divergence in the distant past. 32068 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
968 964 Should it be exposed to fire, this oily eel will burn quite readily, the flaming pattern on its skin soon replaced by actual flames. It is prized among seafarers as a substitute fuel for cooking, and for the surfeit of fish oil which can be extracted from its flesh. 32069 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True True False
969 965 The tremendous speed at which this manta glides along can only be explained by arcane enhancement. The prevailing theory suggests some manner of adaptation in its gills which allows the wavekin to convert the aetherial current into a preternatural propulsive force. 32070 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
970 966 Sailors speak grimly of a devilish fish which rides the spectral current. They claim this wavekin takes a dark delight in chasing down and impaling prey with its highly toxic spines, only to wait and watch as its victim writhes in protracted agony. 32071 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True True False
971 967 A species of catfish armored in rows of bony plates. Territorial rivals will ram each other with shocking ferocity, the victor decided when the osseous scales of the weaker specimen crack and break away. 32072 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True True False
1004 1000 Near the Church at Dammroen Field grow flowering trees, slender and graceful, and from their fallen fruit hatched these beautiful fish. Or so the tale goes. True or not, most agree that a school of Dammroen herring fry resemble nothing so much as a swirling cloud of delicate fruit blossoms. 0 33321 0 490 0 False True False True 0 2 0 816 0 2507 False True False False
1005 1001 Once upon a time, these bulbous-eyed wavekin swam in the palace ponds, the jealously guarded treasures of the royal house of Voeburt. Relegated now to some obscure waterway, one must assume they have long since fallen from majestic favor. 0 33322 0 490 0 False True False True 0 2 0 816 0 2507 False True False True False True
1006 1002 Found in the brackish waters which collect in the caverns of Woven Oath, these fish instinctively sink down to the deepest, darkest part of their stygian homes. Over the years, their eyes have devolved into blind orbs, this lack of vision causing them to swim a wandering, erratic course in the search for food. 0 33323 0 490 0 False True False True 0 3 0 817 0 2507 False True False True False True
1007 1003 Armed with a paralyzing toxin even more potent than its smaller cousin, this pipira need only dart in and nip its prey once. The bitten victim is robbed of voluntary movement almost immediately, the slight twitching ignored by the voracious wavekin as it feeds on its helpless─and very much still alive─meal. 0 33324 0 490 0 False True False True 0 3 0 817 0 2507 False True False True False
1008 1004 With a name meaning “hidden” and a hider by nature, the mora tecta avoids predators by sliding its flattened-out body into narrow crevices between rocks or losing itself in dense forests of kelp. For this particular fish, it's survival of the thinnest. 0 33325 0 490 0 False True False True 0 1 0 818 0 2507 False True False True False True
1009 1005 This bulky ocean crustacean bears the name of a water deity, the tales of which are passed down in the local lore of the Tempest. Highly sensitive to aetheric disturbances, it is often able to gather its fellows and flee before predators or other dangers arrive. 0 33326 0 490 0 False True False True 0 1 0 818 0 2507 False True False True False True
1010 1006 Very little of this oft-overlooked mollusk is actually edible; its colors drab and unsuited for ornamentation. When ground into a powder, however, its shell is highly sought after as an ingredient for various alchemical creations...a fact which likely comes as small solace to the scallop. 0 33219 0 345 0 False False 0 2 0 399 0 False True False False
1011 1007 Once pulled from the water, the spongy leaves of this kelp can be squeezed to produce a prodigious amount of liquid. The plant is possessed of natural sterilization properties, and any water thus filtered through its fronds is purified of any harmful contaminants. 0 33220 0 350 0 False False 0 2 0 401 0 False True False False
1012 1008 A diet of poisonous mites causes a mild toxin to build up in the secretions of this red-hued frog. It is a simple process to extract the paralytic poison and refine it into a pain-dulling elixir, a practice routinely employed by field chirurgeons. 0 33221 0 355 0 False False 0 2 0 612 0 False True False False
1013 1009 In Far Eastern legend, this eye-catching mollusk is fabled to project its aura as a shimmering mirage above the water. Those who procure such wondrous shells are known to treasure them as incense holders, often gilding the interior with gold or other precious metals. 0 33222 0 380 0 False False 0 2 0 614 0 False True False False
1014 1010 A predilection for feeding on the fragrant grasses which grow along the riverbanks has resulted in a fish so tender and infused with flavor that no additional seasoning is necessary. 0 33223 0 400 0 False False 0 2 0 622 0 False True False False
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