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December 14, 2017 00:53:08

A Guide to the Creatures of Sornieth

This thread is a work in progress. Feel free to participate and share facts or ideas. If I agree your submission follows the premise of this guide, I will add it and citation will be given. I am mostly looking for entries with a good portion of mystical information, unless regarding minerals and flowers. If you're looking for something to help out with, take a look at the Needed Entries.

Ever wondered what the ranks of the Beastclans, or everyday familiars, originated from? Ponder no more- this guide is here to shine light on the roots of these monsters, all in one place. If you're seeking a companion to meet your dragon on another level, this is the place to learn. This guide will focus on things such as myths and cryptids, and quite possibly a few rocks and flowers and such due to personal interest, but familiars based singularly on real animals will not be documented.

Acid Tongue/Marbled/Scarlet/Serpenta

The Serpenta are based on the Questing Beast from Arthurian legend. They bear the head of a snake, body of a leopard, legs of a lion and feet of a stag. It emits a sound from its stomach, said to sound like barking from thirty questing hounds, giving it its other name, Beast Glatisant. Glatisant comes from the French word, "glapissant", referring to barking. [Help from GiftOfArtemis]

Aer Phantom

Phantoms are a type of ghost or apparation. They can also refer to illusions or hallucinations. Incidentally, air can be associated with illusion (various fantasy elemental tropes often use it to some degree) as "aer" is likely a variety. [Help from Dragonartist24]

Almandine Sturgeon

Almandine is a gemstone related to garnet. It often appears in a dark red or purple color, or even in a lucid vermilion. It's a fairly common find in parts of South Asia, however, large deposits were once found in northern Australia. As for symbolism, almandine is one with the earth and fire and resembles both strong physical and mental strength and protection. It is said to lighten stress and bring calmness, and may also relieve blood related issues.

Alstroemeria Fox

The flowers on this fox are also know as the Lily of the Incas. The flowers are native to South America, but have been naturalized elsewhere. All but one of the genus are perennials. They can have a variety of markings, and colors can range from white, yellow, orange, apricot, crimson, violet, lavender, and more. In symbolism, the alstroemeria represents devotion and friendship. As the flower grows, the leaves twist up and down, not unlike the growth all friendships endure.

Amaranth Moth

Amaranths, or amaranthus, are a genus of perennial plants. The flower is made up of cymes colored anywhere from lilac, wine, chartreuse to gold. They can be regarded as estival weeds, or made into Mexican candy. The name "amaranth" comes from the Greek amarantos, which means unfading, with the Greek word for flower, anthos. Regarding unfading, in symbolism the amaranth represents immortality and longevity, as its freshness remains long after being picked.

Amethyst King

Amethyst is a violet quartz. The name comes from Greek "a"(not) and "methysko" (intoxicate), as it has been long believed to prevent intoxication. Additionally, amethyst is the February birthstone, and the state gemstone of South Carolina. Amethyst may be found in geodes, and can even be grown in laboratories. In symbolism, amethyst has meditational and calming properties, bringing about peace and balance.

Animated Statue/Living Sculpture

Inanimate objects, and in this case, statues, are usually given "life" through possession by spirits or magic. They are generally malevolent, although they may occasionally be used for guidance and/or advice. [Help from Dragonartist24]

Anomalous/Irregular Nekomata

Nekomata are a type of yokai- a Japanese kind of cryptid, or apparition in mythology. They often appear as humanoid felines, commonly wearing geisha clothing, and bearing two tails. In one specific tale, a nekomata watched over a woman playing a shimasen (a three-stringed instrument) and, since they were made of cat skins at the time, played it itself and sang a sorrowful song. There's said to be two kinds- the ones who reside in the mountains, and those who are raised domestically.

Apatite Fisher

Apatite is a mineral, and one that is commonly mistaken for others. This is even shown in its derivative Greek name- apatein, which means misleading. When it is used as a gemstone, apatite is typically turquoise, teal, cerulean, sea or hunter. In symbolism, apatite brings the power to achieve personal goals by clearing confusion and negativity and then piquing interest for knowledge. In addition, apatite is a source of phosphorus, and can actually be used to produce fertilizer. In fact, some moon rocks have even held traces of apatite!

(Arctic) Hippalectryon

A hippalectryon is a creature of Greek mythology. It's a chimera of sorts, bearing the front of a rooster and the back of a horse. There's no definite function of the beast, however possibly as a protector of ships for Poseidon.Some literary works even had characters use the term hippalectryon as an insult. "Hippalectryon" comes from the Greek hippos (horse) and alektryon (rooster).

Ashmane/Darktouched/Bengal Chimera

A chimera is a creature of Greek mythology. The chimera is an amalgam of different animals, and although this can refer to anything the typical creature is a lion with a second head of a goat, and a snake as a tail. To spot a chimera was to foresee disaster. Additionally, there is a place in ancient Lycia known as Mount Chimaera. This mountain has fires that are constantly ablaze, due to gas vents. The mountain is said to be the origin of the chimera, allegedly said to have lions on the peak, goats in the middle and snakes at the bottom.

(Ashscale) Ophiotaurus

An ophiotaurus is a creature of Greek mythology. The creature is half bull, half serpent. It is said that if one were to burn their organs, they'd be granted the power to defeat the gods.

Aspen Gall/Sunbeam/Frostbite/Barkskin/Autumn Dryad

A dryad is a creature of Greek mythology. They're a type of tree spirit, friends to other nymphs and shy to all except for Artemis. They live for long periods of time, and become attached to their homes. If their tree dies, they die along with it, so they harm mortals who damage trees.

Augite Protector

Augite is an igneous mineral, usually bearing a shiny appearance. Their derivative Greek name, augites, means brightness, although most augite is very dark.

Baku/Dream Eater

Baku are a type of yokai- a Japanese kind of cryptid, or apparition in mythology. These beasts consume both dreams and nightmares, amulets being a said preventative. According to myth, a child having a nightmare in Japan will wake and call the baku to eat their dream three times. The baku would appear to eat the dream so the child can peacefully return to sleep, but if not careful the baku's hunger will only be piqued after one nightmare and may consume all of the child's desires and hopes, ultimately decimating their life. Legend says they're the creation from spare pieces the gods left over after creating all the other animals. Additionally, in Japanese, baku also refers to the malayan tapir, which is what the yokai's appearance seems to resemble.

(Coral/Grouse) Basilisk

A basilisk is a creature of Greek mythology. It is said to be the king of serpents, as does its Greek name, basiliskos (little king) because of its crown-shaped crest. It can cause death with a glance, and is also known to leave lethal venom in its train, the only weakness the stench of a weasel. It comes from the egg of a snake or toad once hatched by a rooster. The appearance of a basilisk is a wide variety, usually some combination of cockarel and serpent but occasionally serpent-like or flightless dragons.

Black/Dwarf/Wetland/Cerdae Unicorn

Unicorns are legendary beasts that have been known before remembering. They depict an ungulate with a single horn protruding from its forehead. In some folklore, it was a elusive woodland creature of grace and etherality that could only be tamed by a virgin. The horn has been said to cleanse poisoned water and heal the sick, and possibly possess other magical properties.

Elemental Nymphs

Nymphs are creatures of Greek mythology. They are female deities who are individually associated with different elements. They are often depicted as beautiful young women who enjoy singing and dancing, dwelling near mountains or lakes. They aren't completely immortal, but can't die of old age or sickness. However, if they had a child with a god, that child would be entirely immortal.

Blue Tang/Cardinal/Jay Hippogriff

Hippogriffs are legendary beasts depicting the front half of a bird and back half of a horse. In folklore, a hippogriff is said to be the offspring of a griffin and a mare. Because of this, the hippogriff is occasionally seen as a symbol of love because of these animals natural rivalry. They are very agile and is said to be able to fly around the world or to the moon. In addition, the name "hippogriff" comes from Greek hippos (horse) and grifo (griffin). The creature is said to have lived near Céret during the Middle Ages, due to claw marks on a rock near Mas Carol.

Blue Vein/Orange Blotch Pansy

Pansies are small garden flowers. The petals are usually purple, indigo or blue. The name "pansy" comes from the French word "penseé" meaning thought, however, in Italian it is known as flammola (little flame) and árvácska in Hungarian (little orphan). Pansies can be used in phytotherapy, and are used in love potions in stories. They're also the birth flower of February. As for symbolism, pansies represent loving thoughts and consideration.

Elemental Goblins

Goblins are creatures of folklore originating from the Middle Ages. Depending on which story you hear, they may have very different abilities, natures and appearances. Typically, goblins appear to be small, mischievous imp-like creatures. The name comes from the French "gobelin", which was already coined in Ambroise of Normandy's Gurre Sainte, a story of a demon haunting the area around Normandy.

Buttercup Strangler

Ranunculus, or buttercups, are flower bearing plants. The petals of the flowers give off a mirror-like reflection, aiding in pollination and temperature regulations. The name "ranunculus" comes from the Latin "rana", or little frog, because they can be found near water. Buttercups are typically yellow, and can be poisonous. Buttercups represent childishness and humility.

Cactus Marzal

Cactus are spiny plants that live in dry areas. The name comes from the Greek word "kaktos", meaning spiny plant. Cacti are succulents, plants with thick flesh used to absorb water.

Serthis Beasts

The serthis has many possible roots of origin, but most likely Echidna out of Greek mythology. The Echidna was a singular being, a half woman, half snake. She lived solitarily in a cave, deep below the secret parts of the Earth and far away from gods and men. She was mate to Typhon, and was known to be the mother of all monsters because she gave birth to the chimera, cerebus, sphinx, Gorgon and others.

Ceanothus Brawler

Ceanothus, or California lilac, are a type of flowering shrub. The name comes from the Greek keanothos, meaning "spiny plant". These bushes are unique to North America, and mostly California. The majority are evergreen, but several hardy species are deciduous. Alongside rubbery leaves, the flowers may be white, seafoam, aegean, indigo, lavender or blush. The flowers are very small and form in clusters, producing a tiny, nut-like fruit.

Centaur Beasts

Centaurs are creatures of Greek mythology. A centaur is a creature with the upper half of a human and the lower half of an ungulate. They are said to have lived in tribes, usually in mountainous regions. While not necessary, centaurs may wield armor and weapons, and have many tales of great battles.

Chalcedony Snipper

Chalcedony is a waxy, semitransparent mineral. Its color range is wide, but most common is white to grayish blue. However, the color may change when heated or dyed. In fact, a few precious gemstones are forms of chalcedony, such as agate, heliotrope and onyx. The name "chalcedony" derives from chalcedonius in Latin, and it's had its place in the past. Seal impressions dating back to the first century were made of chalcedony, as hot wax wouldn't stick as well. There were also chalcedony knives found from around this time as well. In symbolism, chalcedony restores balance and promotes good will by washing away negative energy.

Cherry Blossom Caterpillar

The cherry blossom, or sakura, are a wide spread flowering tree. They are the national flower of Japan, along with the crystalanthemum. Cherry blossoms may produce cherries, but many have been cultivated as to be more ornamental. The custom of hanami is to sit under a sakura tree and admire the flowers, occasionally with a feasts of sorts. In 1912, Japan gave the United States 3,020 cherry blossom trees to celebrate the friendship of nations. In symbolism, the cherry blossom represents how fragile and beautiful life can be. This is because the blossoms are gorgeous but are very thin and fall off trees easily, a reminder of how tragically short life can be, at the same time as being wonderful.

Harpy Beasts

Harpies are creatures of Greek mythology. They are the personification of stormy winds, and are half human, half bird. Their name means "snatcher", as they would steal food and carry evildoers to the Erinyes. The harpy eagle was named after the mythological creature, one of the most powerful and large raptors of the rainforest.

Maren Beasts

Mermen are legendary creatures with the appearance of a human from the waist up, and fish from the waist down. Their hair is like seaweed, and they often bear tridents. According to myth, mermen could be the cause of ships sinking due to violent storms at sea.

(Sunspot) Clouddancer

This species is likely derivative from the Greek griffin. The griffin is a legendary beast with the front of a quadrupedal eagle and hind of a lion. Both lion and eagle were known to be kings of beasts, so the griffin is especially regal. They are known for guarding treasure, and lay their eggs in nests of gold.

(Clown) Hippocampus

The hippocampus is a creature of Greek mythology, and quite literally a sea-horse. The name comes from the Greek hippos (horse) and campe (sea monster). Usually, a hippocampus is a beast with the upper body of a horse and lower body of a fish. They also closely resemble the sea goat of Capricorn.

Cockatrice

A cockatrice is a mythical beast with a rooster's head and serpent or dragon-like body. A cockatrice can kill anything but a weasel with a glance, and could even kill itself upon looking in a mirror.

(Crowned) Roc

A roc is a legendary beast from the Middle East. In folklore, it's an enormous predatory bird. [Help from CelestialPrime]

Crystalhide Jester

Crystal is a semi-transparent material with a very complex structure. There's even a study on its formation, crystallography, because of this. In fact, snowflakes and table salt are both crystals. Crystals can come in many different shapes and colors, sizes and materials. Its name comes from the Greek word krustallos, meaning ice and rock crystal. As for symbolism, crystals form unity and unwavering love. Different colors of crystal can bring about different meanings.

Dunewind/Silvermane Manticore

A manticore is a legendary creature originating from Persia. They bear the head of a human with the body of a lion and a poisonous tail. It eats its prey whole and leaves nothing behind, and can shoot its toxic spines like arrows. Its name comes from the Persian mardya (man) and khowr (to eat), literally meaning man-eater.

Emeraldback Shardspawn

Emerald is a gemstone, and a variety of beryl. The name emerald comes from the Latin word, esmaraldalesmaraldus, meaning "green gem". This said, emerald is typically colored chartreuse to pine, but can appear teal. Emerald is the birthstone of May, and is typically associated with Cancer. In symbolism, emerald is calming, encouraging growth, peace, and healing.

Iron/Rusty Golem

A golem is a statue that is imbued with a vague mimicry of sentience and mobility. They can be built from most solid inorganic materials, most commonly stone, clay, or metal. The stronger the material, the more reliable and lifelike the golem is. Golems are formidable opponents with resistance to most attacks, due to the durability of their materials and their inability to feel pain. Golems may be created by powerful magic, and are often stationed as guardians. They do not age, as they are constructs and are neither alive nor inanimate. [Help from CelestialPrime]

Sage/Moonlight Fungi

Fungi are organisms that are commonly mistaken to be plants. They are actually separate from other kingdoms of animals and plants.

Golden Idol/Mantled/Tigerblood Foo

The Shishi, or Guardian Lion, is an imperial Chinese representation of a lion. They are often carved in stone, and typically stand in front of places of importance, such as palaces or tombs. They usually appear in pairs to represent yin and yang, where the female is yin and the male yang. They are believed to have mystical benefits and often hold a ball, representing world supremacy.

Golden/Silver Kitsune

Kitsune are a type of yokai- a Japanese kind of cryptid, or apparition in mythology. Kitsune is also simply the Japanese word for fox. Their magical abilities get stronger as they grow older, and they gain more tails as this goes on as well, the maximum nine. Their main power is to transform into humans, and they usually do this to trick people, but some take on normal lives. There are two types of kitsune; Zenko, faithful foxes associated with Inari, the god of fertility, and Yako, the mischievous foxes.

Hati.

Hati is a myth from Norse mythology. "Hati" means "he who hates". Hati depicts a wolf who chases the moon, Mani, across the night sky, until Ragnarök, when Hati and Sköll will devour the sun and moon.

(Tunnel) Hydra

The Hydra of Lerna is a monster from Greek Mythology. It was a water beast with many heads, each head cut off will only produce more. It had poisonous breath and blood, deadly even by scent. [Help from CelestialPrime]

(Swamphaunt) Kelpie

A kelpie is a beast from Scottish mythology. It is a water dwelling spirit with the ability to shapeshift , inhabiting pools and lochs. It typically appears as a horse, but could also appear as a human, but may retain its hooves nonetheless. The name "kelpie" comes from the Gaelic word calpa, meaning "colt". The myth of the Loch Ness Monster even refers to a kelpie.

Lilium Floron

Lillies are flowering plants with prominent flowers. The flowers are very varied, able to come in whites, yellows, oranges, pinks, reds and purples. Their name comes from the Greek "leiron", and the flower was very revered to the Greeks themselves. Lillies are the birth flower of May, and in symbolism, represent virtue and charity. However, they are also often associated with funerals.

Lux Spectre

A spectre is a ghost or apparation, or something widely feared as dangerous.

Myosotis Fox

Myosotis, or forget-me-nots, are flowering plants. The name "myosotis" comes from the Greek word "maiesoutis", meaning mouse's ear. The flowers are small and contain five blue, pink, yellow or white petals. They symbolise true love and faithful memories.

Elemental Sprites

Sprites are supernatural entities related to pixies and fairies. The name is derivative of the Latin word "spiritus", regarding elves and fairies.

Nephrite Chameleon

Nephrite is a mineral, and a variety of jade. Nephrite is typically gray and green colors, and is often translucent. "Nephrite" comes from "lapis nephriticus", Greek for kidney stone, as it was once believed to be a cure for kidney stones. In symbolic means, nephrite brings longevity and overcomes evil.

Nightfall/Ignited Imp

An imp is a mythological creature similar to a goblin or fairy. The name comes from the Old English "impa", regarding a tree shoot.

Poltergeist Pile

A poltergeist is a supernatural being that causes physical disturbances. The name "poltergeist" means "noisy ghost" in German.

Primrose Mith

Primroses are flowering plants, with a rosette of evergreen leaves. Primroses are typically blonde, but may also be white or pink. The name primrose comes from the Latin "primus", meaning first, as they are one of the first flowers to bloom in spring. The primrose symbolises youth and love.

Rhodochrosite Crane

Rhodochrosite, or Rosa de Inca, is a mineral, and is rose red in its rare pure form. Otherwise, rhodochrosite is pink or pale brown. Rhodochrosite is the national gemstone of Argentina, and state mineral of Colorado. In symbolism, rhodochrosite represents tender love, joy, and healing.

Salve/Scythe/Sickle Kamaitachi

Kamaitachi are a type of yokai- a Japanese kind of cryptid, or apparition in mythology. They often appear as devilish whirlwinds, cutting people with the force of sickles. The wound inflicted may be sharp, but they cause no pain.

Sköll

Sköll is a myth from Norse mythology. "Sköll" means "treachery". Sköll depicts a wolf who chases the sun, Sól, across the sky daily, until Ragnarök, when Hati and Sköll will devour the sun and moon.

Spinel Vulstal

Spinel is a mineral, and cubic crystal. The name "spinel" comes from the Latin "spina", meaning arrow. Spinel is transparent and may be colorless, or shades of red, blue, green, yellow, brown, black, or even purple. When spinel appears in red, it can be referred to as the Balas Ruby. In symbolic means, spinel can re-energize all of your aspects and release stress, giving you a new view of facing life's challenges.

Tourmaline Vulstal

Tourmaline is a mineral, and can also be a gemstone. Tourmaline can be black, abyss, umber, yellow, brown, blue, aqua, lime, pine, red, sangria, pink, or colorless. It is the birthstone of October and is associated with Leo. Tourmaline is said to strengthen body and spirit, and increases creativity. Different colors are said to hold different properties.

Wendigo

The Wendigo is a mythical monster from Algonquian folklore. It is a cannibalistic spirit, appearing as a monstrous human.

Wispwillow Peryton

Will-o'-the-wisps, or ignus fatuus (foolish fire), are ghost lights said to be seen by travellers at night as a flickering lamp, receding if approached, drawing travellers away from safe paths. Will-o'-the-wisp means will of the torch, and Jack-o'-lanterns also refer to them. [Help from CelestialPrime]

Wraith Hound

Wraith means ghost or spirit in Scottish, and can refer to a ghostlike image of someone seen before or after their death.

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Maelix

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December 14, 2017 01:37:50

Seeking information on:

Animated/Spirit Armor

Mimic Axe/Crooked Hatchet

(Ball-Jointed) Bogsneak Puppet

Banded/Red-Winged Owlcat

(Brilliant) Psywurm

Miths

Calculating Candelabra/Smoldering Sconce

Celestial Antelope/Silver Springbok

Crystal Carrier/Orbiting Spirit

Deadly Reflection/Magic Mirror

Disoriented/Malevolent Spirit

Enchanted Armaments/Sorcerous Arms

Ensorcelled Volume/Spellbound Tome

Ethereal Trickster/Trick of the Light

(Flamerest) Fiendcat

Masked Phantom/Veiled Vision

Red-Footed Akirbeak

Scrapmetal Tracker/Steelhound

Serpentine Lamp

Vulpine Lamp

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Maelix

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December 14, 2017 01:37:53

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@Maelix Hello! Please do not bump threads outside of the exempt sales forums. It's against the Code of Conduct. Thank you!

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Hey @maelix, mind if I help out a bit? I can help with some of these familiars: [item=Iron golem][item=Grove piper][item=Hydra][item=Roc][item=Wispwillow peryton][item=hati] I’m a bit busy right now but later today I can start gathering info on these familiars! Feel free to edit what I write ^0^

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Hey @maelix, mind if I help out a bit? I can help with some of these familiars:

I’m a bit busy right now but later today I can start gathering info on these familiars! Feel free to edit what I write ^0^

Clan Lore

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Sorry! Wanted to save space in case I ran out of room in my first post.

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That'd be great! I appreciate the assistance. :)

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December 14, 2017 13:03:45

@JCStitches
Sorry! Wanted to save space in case I ran out of room in my first post.

@CelestialPrime
That'd be great! I appreciate the assistance. :)

@Maelix This is a wonderful idea! Can't wait to see what you say about the sprites.

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@Maelix This is a wonderful idea! Can't wait to see what you say about the sprites.

@PolarStriker
Thanks! They'll be coming soon.

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December 14, 2017 16:18:07

@PolarStriker
Thanks! They'll be coming soon.

@maelix here’s what I got for golems! It might be a bit too much, so you can remove some stuff it you see it fit ^^
A golem is a statue that is imbued with a vague mimicry of sentience and mobility. They can be built from most solid inorganic materials, most commonly stone, clay, or metal. The stronger the material, the more reliable and lifelike the golem is. Golems are formidable opponents with resistance to most attacks, due to the durability of their materials and their inability to feel pain.
Golems may be created by powerful magic, and are often stationed as guardians. Golems do not age, as they are constructs and are neither alive nor inanimate.

I’ll be working on hydras next! :D

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December 20, 2017 10:06:17

@maelix here’s what I got for golems! It might be a bit too much, so you can remove some stuff it you see it fit ^^
A golem is a statue that is imbued with a vague mimicry of sentience and mobility. They can be built from most solid inorganic materials, most commonly stone, clay, or metal. The stronger the material, the more reliable and lifelike the golem is. Golems are formidable opponents with resistance to most attacks, due to the durability of their materials and their inability to feel pain.
Golems may be created by powerful magic, and are often stationed as guardians. Golems do not age, as they are constructs and are neither alive nor inanimate.

I’ll be working on hydras next! :D

Clan Lore

@CelestialPrime
Thanks for the contribution, this is great! I'll add it when I have the time.

Maelix