Unnamed

started as ridgeback

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Balsas Anole

Meat

The Balsas Anole can change its color based on its mood. This color probably means 'terrified.'

15

2

Zephyr Sparrow

Meat

This sparrow can fly amazingly high, only to pass out from lack of oxygen. They tend to be short lived and squishy.

15

2

Broad-Footed Mole

Meat

Broad-footed moles will stubbornly dig in the opposite direction of their mate.

50

5

Cottontail Rabbit

Meat

When confronted with tone-deaf dragons, smaller dragons will plug their ears with cotton balls. Larger species will plug their ears with cottontail rabbits.

50

5

Hooded Hen

Meat

This here's a nice, I say, a nice specimen. Though, it's got more nerve than a bum tooth.

50

5

Steppes Box Turtle

Meat

This species of turtle is known more for its valuable patterned shell than for its taste.

53

5

Hooded Skunk

Meat

The docile hooded skunk can be quite jealous of its striped and spotted cousins.

53

5

False-Peacock Quail

Meat

There isn't much to be said: this quail is just lookin' sooooo good.

55

5

Mallard

Meat

After catching this fowl you realized it was actually rabbit season...

58

5

Golden-Laced Rooster

Meat

With enough incentive, these roosters can reach land speeds of up to 15km an hour; this one had a lot of incentive.

60

6

Arroyo Toad

Meat

Most dragons have developed an immunity to this toad's poisonous skin, but mirrors may suffer an allergic reaction.

61

6

Firebearer

Meat

Members of this species will manually assist in the spread of natural forest fires by carrying burning branches to remote areas. Next time a hatchling 'blames it on the monkeys' they might actually be telling the truth!

62

6

Fancy Rat

Meat

For special occasions and anniversaries when not just any rat will do.

63

6

Wallaby

Meat

It's like a tiny, furious sprangyroo!

64

7

Pangolin

Meat

This creature will keep your lair bug-free, which can be a blessing or a curse depending on one's diet.

64

7

White-Eared Hummingbird

Meat

The name alone has sparked many arguments over whether or not birds really have ears.

25

3

Olive Sea Snake

Meat

This snake is named not for its color, but rather for its curious love of olives.

25

3

Grey Squirrel

Meat

Though their diet consists primarily of nuts, some squirrels long for a grapefruit.

25

3

Tree Gecko

Meat

Excellent camouflage helps this creature blend in with leaves and grasses. Colorblindness doesn't help it when looking for a hiding spot.

50

6

Magpie

Meat

Magpies are hunted for both their meat and their amazing collections of shiny things.

55

6

Ferret

Meat

It's a fine treat to ferret out this lunch.

62

7

Sugarglider

Meat

This spritely nocturnal possum can be found quite commonly infiltrating and sometimes decimating sugarmelon crops.

63

7

Bar-Headed Goose

Meat

So a goose walks into a bar...

64

8

Crested Newt

Meat

This newt's namesake crest raises only during mating rituals.

35

4

Emerald Striker

Meat

The emeralds are not gems, but reserves of venom; a glittering disappointment. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

55

7

Silver Raccoon

Meat

This nuisance is actually named for its propensity to steal and hoard silver ore and trinkets rather than for the color of its reflective steely coat.

65

7

Lesser Land Iguana

Meat

Glowing with self-esteem, this reptile truly embraces the "Less is More" mentality. (Special thanks to ArtisanAlice!)

65

8

Bog Canary

Meat

Unlike most canaries, the Bog Canary's singing is offensive to any ear.

45

4

Golden Reefprince

Meat

Named for its regal, golden sheen, this axolotl is best served when trying to impress someone.

55

7

Black Swan

Meat

These elegant birds are competitive perfectionists.

70

8

Juvenile Prairie Skink

Meat

Adult prairie skinks take wonderful care of their young... until they are old enough to appreciate the value of hard work and why don't you go out and get a job already and apply yourself!

100

9

Muskrat

Meat

Found thriving in the Gladeveins of the Viridian Labyrinth, this large rodent usually wades in the aqueducts looking for fish, frogs, or crayfish to eat. (Special thanks to AlligatorFeet.)

90

9

Reedhopper

Meat

Though this frog blends well with its environment, it is inevitably given away by its loud, incessant croaking.

75

5

Collared Lemming

Meat

The eyes of this lemming stare into your very soul. It knows all your secrets.

500

15

Fissure Crawdad

Seafood

Found only in the darkest crevices, this shellfish is tasty enough to make it worth the digging.

20

2

Leech

Seafood

Finding leeches isn't hard, it's just a matter of plucking them off after swimming in any river or pond.

15

2

Common Minnow

Seafood

It can take quite a lot of minnows to sate a dragon, good thing their schools are plentiful.

15

2

Sun Baked Oysters

Seafood

It is said that, apart from dragons, the only predators of this oyster are walruses and carpenters.

20

2

Jumbo Shrimp

Seafood

Strong and mysterious on the outside, sweet and tender on the inside; so dreamy!

50

5

Pumpkinseed Sunfish

Seafood

A tasty and addictive snack when roasted and salted.

50

5

Sea Sparrow

Seafood

This species of flying fish is known for its incessant and abrasive chirping.

53

5

Sea Hare

Seafood

This might be the only hare that can't beat the tortoise in a race.

53

5

Sea Fae

Seafood

Named for its stark resemblance to the dragon breed, sea fae are a plentiful snack in stormy waters.

55

5

Dumpling Squid

Seafood

Amazing when dipped in a tangy sauce.

58

5

Golden Rainbow Trout

Seafood

Avaricious dragons are often dismayed that the flash of gold in the water was not what they thought... their disappointment only lasts until lunch time.

60

6

Green Corycat

Seafood

'Green' is a bit of a misnomer - this corycat can appear grey, blue, or even pink in the right light!

61

6

Golden Cushionfish

Seafood

This fish's name is an oxymoron. But go ahead, don't believe it.

62

6

Seabed Pincher

Seafood

When confronted, pinchers swarm to a predator and attack! An abundant, if difficult food.

63

6

Longfin Urchinbane

Seafood

While many species of cardinalfish will coexist with urchins, the longfin population will harass and clear the area of them. They are considered a nuisance-fish by many dragons.

63

7

Sea Heart

Seafood

The sea heart is strong and stony, alone at the bottom of the sea; becomes putty in your claws when you hold it close.

64

7

Steppes Pincher

Seafood

This crab blends so well with its environment you likely won't notice it until the pinching starts.

30

3

Topaz Guppy

Seafood

The Topaz Guppy is friendly to a fault, often swimming right up to hungry dragons.

30

3

Silverside Tetras

Seafood

The way this fish shimmers can make it difficult to tell which way it's going.

30

3

Red Octopus

Seafood

The name 'Red Octopus' is a bit misleading, as they are known to change color and are rarely red.

50

6

Lesser Shallowshark

Seafood

Schools of shallowsharks are extremely efficient at hunting and devouring larger shark species.

55

6

Royal Oyster

Seafood

The more pearls these oysters produce, the higher they advance in their incongruous society. This one was a princess, which for some unfathomable reason makes it more tempting to dragons.

62

7

Chromodori Swimmer

Seafood

Life must be really weird when the biggest part of your body is your foot.

63

7

Golden Snakehead

Seafood

Snakeheads breathe the air directly through a primitive lung, allowing them to live in waters other fish would be smothered in.

64

8

Electric Stingers

Seafood

The sting of this jellyfish is particularly painful.

35

4

Marbled Hatchetfish

Seafood

Just don't mention anything about their 'abnormally-enlarged sternal region' -- it's a very sensitive subject.

65

7

Kuhli Loach

Seafood

This loach has a chance of warding off predators with its bright complexion. Unfortunately, for a hungry dragon, it's nothing more than a colorful wet noodle. (Special thanks to Ciar!)

65

8

Molten Goby

Seafood

Able to thrive in incredibly hot waters, the Molten Goby itself is hot enough to singe tender palates.

45

4

Glass Isopod

Seafood

Unlike their more common cousins, the shells of the glass isopod are fragile and shatter if dropped.

55

7

Pale Smallmouth

Seafood

These fish are unable to tolerate water touched by Plaguebringer's brood. Their presence is a good indication if the water is safe to drink.

70

8

Discus

Seafood

Many dragons are enchanted by the beautiful colors of discus.

100

9

Four-Eyed Butterflyfish

Seafood

Twice the likelihood of making awkward eye contact with your food. (Special thanks to boxxx.)

90

9

Angelspine

Seafood

The golden spines of this urchin are valued far more than its bland meat.

75

5

Morning Star

Seafood

Most active in the early hours of the day, the Morning Star just lays there the rest of the time.

500

15

Gliding Ant

Insect

This ant is named for its ability to effortlessly skate across ice in search of food.

15

2

Honeybee

Insect

The only insect that comes presweetened.

15

2

Crop Cutter

Insect

Swarms of this insect can devour entire fields. Plant eaters fear them, while less picky dragons feast upon them.

20

2

Nymph

Insect

It's neither as pretty nor fun as the other types of nymph out there.

20

2

Bean Beetle

Insect

While lady bugs are a gardener's joy, bean beetles are considered a pest. Eat them before they eat your flowers!

50

5

Swamp Mosquito

Insect

Clouds of these mosquitoes are a delight to insect-eaters, and a plague of pests to everyone else.

50

5

Blow Fly

Insect

Blow flies are very common in the summertime, and generally swarm dragon caves to keep cool.

50

5

Cricket

Insect

Crickets are commonly caught in bulk and dried as snacks. Fae dragons are expert cricket-hunters.

53

5

Greenworm

Insect

It's very difficult to find greenworms, as they blend so well with the grasses that they feed in.

53

5

Garden Snail

Insect

Your average garden snail just wants to stand in the middle of where you walk every day, flirting with catastrophe.

55

5

Spotted Grasshopper

Insect

Particularly vibrant specimens are collected by fae dragons and pinned to the walls of their dens. Fae dragons are weird.

58

5

Stick Insect

Insect

Tundra dragons are always disappointed when they discover this stick was not what they thought it was.

60

6

Striped Earwig

Insect

These pesky critters can get into everything - a plague or a boon depending on one's diet!

61

6

Lunar Lacewing

Insect

Swarms of this interesting little bug can be found flitting between trees and bushes only on nights when the moon is full.

62

6

Redknee Tarantula

Insect

So many knees...

63

6

Southern Grass Cicada

Insect

The nymph form of cicadas are flightless. This only makes them easier to catch if one is willing to dig...

64

7

Millipede

Insect

For times when a centipede just doesn't have enough legs for your dish.

64

7

White Cabbage Butterfly

Insect

Caution: Excessive consumption of this butterfly may cause cabbage farts. Think of your den mates.

25

3

Stinglash

Insect

The skull on its back shows how deadly this bug is, but when its stinger is removed it's a delicacy.

25

3

Pillbug

Insect

When threatened, the Pillbug curls into a ball. This tactic makes them hard to swallow.

25

3

Four-Spot Mealworm

Insect

The four-spot mealworm seems to only prefer feasting on the finest of rotting foods. One must have standards.

50

6

Rhododendron Leafhopper

Insect

Swarms of rhododendron leafhoppers inhabit the interiors of bamboo stalks. Hatchlings love playing 'Shake the Stick.'

55

6

Green June Beetle

Insect

These beetles will abandon their current meal when they see their neighbors dining on something different.

63

7

Blackshield Cockroach

Insect

Fae dragons use rocks to crack the hard shells of these insects before consuming.

64

8

Diving Aranea

Insect

To some, true terror is a spider that can swim.

35

4

Petal Moth

Insect

The petal moth, unsurprisingly, makes its home in flower beds of a similar color to its wings, helping it hide from darting birds and lesser mammals.

55

7

Yellowtail Caterpillar

Insect

Piles of these are commonly eaten with pepper sauce, cucumber, rice, and wrapped in seaweed.

65

7

Water Bug

Insect

This is a true Water Bug, all others are just pretenders.

45

4

Micromoth

Insect

Though not as prevalent as eye of newt, micromoths are a common reagent in many magical remedies.

60

7

False Mantis Prickler

Insect

This herbivore will mimic the stance of a mantis when threatened. Its bluff has fooled many predators.

70

8

Autumn Pennant

Insect

This scarce species of dragonfly only appears when autumn is on its way out. Somehow, the name Almost-Winter Pennant just doesn't flow off the tongue as well.

100

9

Brave Blue Bee

Insect

Brave Blue Bee flew away... bravely flew away, away... (Special thanks to Persiflage.)

90

9

Reedcleft Sparkler

Insect

Though it likes to hide amongst the reeds, the Reedcleft Sparkler can't resist lighting up for long.

75

5

Highgrass Priest

Insect

So named for its appearance of piety, the prayers of this Highgrass Priest sadly could not save it.

500

15

Clover

Plant

Legend speaks of a very rare clover that can unlock anything and uncover buried treasure. This isn't one of them.

15

2

Cliff Lion

Plant

Saying you're hunting Cliff Lions sounds much more exciting than it really is.

20

2

Sweet Grass

Plant

Some dragons prefer to chew on Sweet Grass for hours rather than devour it quickly.

15

2

Cindershroom

Plant

Though the spores of the Cindershroom indeed look like smoldering cinders, it's mostly harmless.

20

2

Red Emperor Tulip

Plant

Many herbivorous dragons will plant beds of tulips for a cheerful display of color around their lairs and a tasty treat in their bellies.

50

5

Greenstripe Amaranth

Plant

Naughty hatchlings will pass their Greenstripe Amaranth to familiars to get to the dessert course faster.

50

6

Wild Mustard

Plant

A yellow flower that grows in thick patches. Goes great with Wild Catsup.

50

5

Thistle

Plant

You're seriously thinking of eating that? It's thistle!

53

5

Sour Spinach

Plant

This leafy plant has very little nutritional value and is nearly completely inedible. Commonly used in hatchling discipline.

53

5

Sunkernel

Plant

Sunkernels are the smallest type of acorn, and are commonly harvested and eaten in handfuls rather than individually.

55

5

Green Shoots

Plant

These hollow shoots can make for a chewy meal or a durable paper.

58

5

Chickweed

Plant

This weed is used in herbal remedies to soothe itchy scales.

60

6

Greater Plantain

Plant

It's greater than other plantains.

61

6

Peace Lily

Plant

The petals of these flowers are the favored snack of Peace Doves; make sure you stow them safely if you want any for yourself!

62

6

Corona Sempervivum

Plant

A succulent plant to decorate your garden or your plate.

63

6

Treasure Plant

Plant

May bring good luck if kept inside a lair... but may bring happiness if kept inside a tummy. Decisions.

64

7

Boxwood

Plant

Those who insist on thinking outside of boxwood for dinner are uncultured, with no appreciation for the subtlety of the flavor.

64

7

Seaberry

Plant

Even berries are better down where it's wetter.

25

3

Bonebark Mold

Plant

This mold grows only on dead trees, thus it's plentiful.

25

3

Tundra Cactus

Plant

It may seem odd to find cacti in the tundra, until you consider it's just a colder sort of desert.

25

3

Sour Green Apple

Plant

This apple could have used additional time to ripen.

50

5

Wild Onion

Plant

Be careful with wild onions: one can be delicious, but two can be almost deadly.

55

6

Prickly Pear

Plant

It is advised to pick with care, when you pick a prickly pear.

62

7

Peppermint

Plant

A cool, favorable plant that can be consumed to help aid a number of maladies such as indigestion, nausea, colds, and headaches.

63

7

Sunbeam Fig

Plant

Sunbeam fig trees will only produce fruit when exposed to long periods of direct sunlight.

64

8

Fairy Ears

Plant

There's a myth explaining how this fungus came to be, but it isn't very pleasant.

35

4

Green Plantain

Plant

A treefruit with a very tart flavor. Green plantains never truly ripen, and can be kept for long periods of time in a cool place.

55

7

Lume Daffodil

Plant

Blooms under moonlight, with a cool, refreshing taste. Often consumed as after-dinner mints. (Special thanks to alcion.)

65

7

Quinoa

Plant

Recently, Tundras have started claiming quinoa is full of vitamins, cures disease, and attracts mates. Mirrors are skeptical. (Special thanks to TCA!)

65

8

Pinwheel Paddies

Plant

The breeziest and brightest of all lilies, Pinwheel Paddies can spin for hours on end.

45

4

Minty Jadevine

Plant

True to its name, this plant's leaves are favored as snacks due to their sweet, cooling taste.

55

7

Strawberry

Plant

Fresh cream transforms this treat into an indulgence.

70

8

Withered Rose

Plant

Even in its withered state, the perfume of this rose remains nauseatingly strong. Dragons may use such blooms to cover up all manner of undesirable scents. (Special thanks Greyjoy.)

100

9

Pompom Mums

Plant

This flower's cheerful, crinkly petals shake in the faintest breeze, catching the attention of every bee passing by. (Special thanks to yoshino.)

90

9

Sand Creeper

Plant

This species of ivy can blanket whole swaths of sand. Even when culled, it seems to reemerge out of nowhere.

75

5

Charged Duneberry

Plant

This berry glows brightest -and tastes best- just after a storm.

500

15

Smooth Pebbles

Minerals & Ores

Someone has taken the time to collect a pile of perfectly smooth pebbles. Now they have the opportunity to do so once more.

30

Iron Ore

Minerals & Ores

Contrary to popular belief, it has no ill effect on fae dragons.

15

Obsidian

Minerals & Ores

The glassy surface of this igneous rock shines like a mirror.

15

Gravel

Minerals & Ores

This handful of small rock pieces and dirt is nothing spectacular.

15

Dickinsonia Vendian

Trinkets

Culinary scholars debate whether this creature was animal or fungus. If you ask the tundra dragons it's definitely a fungus, while the mirrors unanimously agree animal.

60

Clay Fertility Statue

Dragonmade

Statues like this are often given to matriarchs and mothers in hopes that their hatchlings develop strong and able. Many clans keep one in each of their nests for luck.

65

Tin Ore

Minerals & Ores

This metal is extremely malleable; it is used in trinkets and jewelry due to its ability to be shaped easily.

55

Traprock

Minerals & Ores

It is easy to spot traprock due to the distinct grey striping present along its surface. Some say that the deepest layers were from a time before dragonkind.

50

Rich Iron Ore

Minerals & Ores

Contrary to popular belief, it has no ill effect on fae dragons.

70

Gypsum

Minerals & Ores

A very soft sulfate mineral that can commonly be used in plasters and sculpture. Many artisan dragons will use chunks of gypsum like a chalk to draw on rocks, cliffs or caves.

69

Sacridite

Minerals & Ores

Lay down a Sacridite shard somewhere remote and it will start growing as long as there is anyone living nearby making wishes. (KS-Sponsored by Darrin P.)

72

Small Chunk of Granite

Minerals & Ores

For some baffling reason, installing granite in your lair increases its resale value.

79

Fool's Gold

Minerals & Ores

Close enough. (Special thanks Ank.)

80

Eye Agate

Minerals & Ores

These brilliant, banded stones are said to ward off predatory birds. They are of significance to especially superstitious Raptorik.

80

Microcline

Minerals & Ores

The vivid teal color makes this a popular choice for rock garden accents.

85

Grey Clay

Minerals & Ores

Throw clay on a pottery wheel and spin, spin, spin for the win!

82

Stone Arrowhead

Trinkets

The once-jagged edges of this weapon have been dulled by time.

25

Crystal Quartz

Minerals & Ores

This crystal catches the light and reflects it in a scattering of color. Octarine is not present.

70

Canopic Jar

Trinkets

A decorative jar that contains the remains of an ancestral dragon. It is a bad omen to touch, move, look at, or sell this type of artifact.

72

Volcanic Remnants

Minerals & Ores

Minerals from deep within the earth are now freely available on the surface.

80

Celestine Geode

Minerals & Ores

The crystals are beautiful, but too small to be of much use to a craftsman.

81

Seed Fern Fossil

Trinkets

An impression of one of the Gladekeeper's earliest creations.

82

Amber-trapped Mosquito

Trinkets

May contain a recipe for disaster.

40

Limestone Stalactite

Minerals & Ores

These conical structures can take thousands of years to form. The most incredible limestone stalactites can be found in huge caves beneath the Pillar of the World.

90

Sandstone

Minerals & Ores

A beauty tool among dragons both popular and easy to obtain. Useful for both buffing down tough scales as well as sharpening claws! (Special thanks to Arborpunk!)

83

Labradorite

Minerals & Ores

This mineral provides an iridescent display of reflected light.

120

Raw Lapis Lazuli

Minerals & Ores

Hey! It's a big chunk of that rock that no one knows how to pronounce!

100

Gold Ore

Minerals & Ores

Known to drive dragons to do very foolish things.

250

Platinum Ore

Minerals & Ores

For when gold just isn't good enough, or for when you sell a lot of albums.

1000

Broken Penny Jar

Chests

A long buried penny jar. This one has shattered, but there's a few remaining pennies in the bottom.

0

Silver Ore

Minerals & Ores

Particularly useful should you ever meet a werewolf.

60

Sparrow Skull

Organics

It smells as if it was soaked in... rum?

15

Moth-Eaten Rug

Dragonmade

This was a nice rug once.

15

Fir Branch

Organics

Easily mistaken for a Pine Branch.

15

Cracked Leather

Dragonmade

The condition of this leather could be worse.

15

Bronze Fabric Scrap

Dragonmade

An intact scrap of linen fabric. Bronze is the color of stability and runners-up.

79

Small Ribcage

Organics

The mostly-intact ribcage of a large rodent. Its light coloring indicates that the animal may have been quite dormant.

55

Sanded Birch Plank

Dragonmade

A finely-sanded plank made from the trunk of a birch tree. Dragons use planks to construct barrels, tables, or wagons.

60

Etched Tusk

Organics

The tusk of a great carnivore. This one has intricate carvings along its surface, possibly having once been used for a necklace.

70

Half-Moon Spectacles

Trinkets

A pair of wire spectacles. The glass is fogged and scuffed, but they are in very good condition. They're too small for a dragon's head, however.

75

Damaged Battlehorn

Trinkets

A chipped battlehorn that no longer produces sound. Can be patched up and turned into a drinking horn if the need arises.

85

Wing Bones

Organics

A set of intact wing bones: The start of a collection is guaranteed to creep out your clanmates.

79

Discarded Ribbon

Trinkets

You did it. You won. You are the best scavenger. (Special thanks Cide.)

80

Dusty Canvas Scrap

Dragonmade

It is difficult to discern if the color is the dye in the cloth or the dirt in the cloth...

80

Shed Orange Scale

Organics

These scales are incredibly brittle and difficult to harvest intact.

80

Iron Gear

Trinkets

A trinket capable of replacing a faulty part, or accessorising a bustle.

82

Copper Gear

Trinkets

The beginnings of your very own clockwork golem. Get cracking!

82

Snail Husk

Organics

The snail that once called this shell home is long gone, but it may someday become a home to another creature.

82

Fir Logs

Organics

A fine fir log, ready to be shaped.

25

Bamboo Shoot

Organics

A singular bamboo shoot, green and freshly-cut. Dragons in the Windswept Plateau often use these to build kites.

50

Used Cartography Ink

Trinkets

A half-bottle of rotten cartographer's ink. You won't get much use out of it, but the bottle might be worth something.

80

White Pawn

Trinkets

A small piece with incredible potential. Collect the whole set!

25

Bamboo Cluster

Organics

A bundle of bamboo shoots, green and freshly-cut. Dragons in the Windswept Plateau often use these to build kites.

85

Iron Belt Buckle

Dragonmade

An iron buckle shaped like a drake's head. It is slightly too worn to use.

60

Painted Turtle Shell

Organics

The paint on this turtle shell is cool but crude.

80

Iguanaskin Cloth

Dragonmade

This material was crafted to cleverly mimic a scaled pattern.

81

White Rook

Trinkets

Also known as a white castle. For some reason it makes you crave meat.

40

White Knight

Trinkets

An annoyance in any argument.

40

White Bishop

Trinkets

Looks like it might be a good bishop.

40

Battered Book of Fables

Dragonmade

The terrible thing is that all your favorite characters die in the end. (Special thanks XenonZerrow.)

70

Painted Porcelain Jar

Trinkets

The intricate patterns were painted with care by an expert claw.

75

Spoiled Landscape

Trinkets

To the undiscerning eye, it's ruined. To a critic, it's a commentary on impermanence. (Special thanks to Raskies.)

81

Fulgurite

Minerals & Ores

Created when lightning hits sand, these glassy structures can be used by scholars to track ancient weather patterns. (Special thanks to notronbro!)

83

White Queen

Trinkets

No better than the Black Queen.

60

Rusty Pickaxe

Trinkets

Using this pickaxe may result in some miner delays. (Special thanks to alsciaukitty.)

100

Broken Wagon Wheel

Trinkets

A dragon can't be draggon' a wagon with a broken wheel.

100

Copper Pocketwatch

Trinkets

This pocketwatch is in excellent condition, but the time it keeps is always too late.

90

Ancestral Incense

Dragonmade

A potent incense that allows one to commune with their ancestors. (Designed by EW)

75

Emerald Ring

Trinkets

A polished brass ring clutching a gleaming emerald. It is large enough that Fae dragons could use it as a necklace.

125

Broken Bone Bottle

Chests

This bottle once held an impressive collection of bones. One has to wonder about the dragon who originally thought bottling bones was a good idea...

0

Shattered Ceramic Jar

Chests

This jar was once worth more than its contents: Careless scavengers reap fewer rewards.

0

Windsinger Painted Vase

Trinkets

A delicate vase, painted to depict the Windsinger. The brushstrokes appear to wriggle and dance across its surface, as if they yearn to peel off and fly away.

105

Wind Runestone

Dragonmade

An ancient stone bearing the ancestral rune of the Windsinger. Such a find should be kept as a prized possession.

110

Playful Windsinger Puppet

Trinkets

A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Windsinger. It is made of fine satin cloth and held together with green ribbons.

1000

Glowing Pocket Mouse

Familiar

The happier it is, the brighter it glows. This one seems to like you.

1550

Grasslands Trunker

Familiar

This small, squat herbivore is almost too docile and cute to eat. You decide to take it back to the lair and bestow "all the cuddles."

2400

Lilyfowl

Familiar

This fascinating fowl can actually breathe through the plant-like growths along its head and back, which is helpful considering it spends most of its time partially submerged.

500

Bluetail Skira

Familiar

Believe it or not, the tint of this mammal's tail is not natural. Bluetail Skira spend much of their day lounging halfway into ponds and lakes where blue algae likes to mingle with their fur.

1000

Dappled Dunhoof

Familiar

You encountered this centaur from the Dunhoof herd while hunting. She decided to stay with your clan to learn your hunting techniques.

8500

River Muck

Familiar

Scraped off of the underside of a dock, this river muck appears to be moving...

2400

Lurefish

Familiar

While not appealing to a dragon, its tendril is alluring to other fish.

1000

Hippojay

Familiar

Hippojays are happiest in the sky, but never pass up an opportunity to nap in the grasslands.

9000

Leafy Moth

Familiar

This large moth feeds by spreading its chlorophyll-rich wings in a patch of sunlight and flapping gently.

1600

Triple-Sight Firebug

Familiar

A dragon that has closely bonded with its firebug may be able to use its sight for short periods of time. It's a pity its vision is terrible.

500

Goliath Mountain Beetle

Familiar

Its long lifespan and natural armor allow this insect to reach enormous sizes. The largest recorded Goliath had a 7m wingspan!

2400

Garden Larail

Familiar

Larails are a gardener's nemesis. However, they will try and feed on the shells of their fellows, so populations never grow too large.

1000

Plantation Pincher

Familiar

Agricultural dragon clans view the prevalence of these landbound crustaceans as a double-edged sword: a bountiful season produces both a successful harvest and a rampant pest problem.

250

Garden Watcher

Familiar

What kind of a garden do you come from?

500

Orange Blotch Pansy

Familiar

It is not amused.

2000

Chimera

Familiar

A blend of lion, goat, and serpent, the chimera is a dangerous foe. It's giving you a funny look.

2500

Charoite Burrower

Familiar

I want to be shiiiiinnny!

500

Corundum Chameleon

Familiar

This tiny lizard feasts on insects and gemstones. One provides significantly more nutrition than the other.

2400

Silky Mole

Familiar

It's really hard to keep your hair looking this good after digging around in the dirt all day. Show appreciation where it's due!

1000

Death Seeker

Familiar

This murderous bird is blind save for the large, ominous eye on its chest.

2700

Highreach Bonepicker

Familiar

While primarily scavengers, Bonepickers will band together to finish off prey that's still got a little kick left!

2000

Wasteland Collector

Familiar

These scavengers return to a Golden Idol with the trinkets they were able to collect.

1000

Mistral Beetle

Insect

The hooks on its legs are adapted to holding on during windstorms.

42

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You're enchained by your own sorrow"

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80 min (2 beakers) 250
240 min (2 fine reduction) 500
350 min (imbued sulfur) 1200
720 min (egg) 65,000

11.2 hours
23.2 hours (12 hours)


beaker
2 orange goo
2 red goo

fine alchemical reduction (2)
4 yellow goo
4 purple sludge
1 beaker

imbued sulfur
1 blue goo
3 green ooze
1 black slime
1 white slime
2 fine alchemical reduction

egg
2 silver muck
1 grey slime
3 purple ooze
1 blue ooze
1 imbued sulfur

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baldwin cost; 66,950t
approx. material cost AH; 190g
total approx.; 260g

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