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Tarnish

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Level 1 Ridgeback

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Energy: 50/50

This dragon’s natural inborn element is Ice.

Male Ridgeback

This dragon is hibernating.

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Measurements

Length

16.56 m

Wingspan

14.44 m

Weight

9011.85 kg

Genetics

Obsidian
Wasp

Tarnish
Bee

Obsidian
Contour

Hatchday

Dec 15, 2019
(4 years)

Breed

Adult
Ridgeback

Eye Type

Ice
Uncommon

Level 1 Ridgeback

EXP: 0 / 245

STR

AGI

DEF

QCK

INT

VIT

MND

Lineage

Parents

Dust
Storm

Offspring

none

Biography

all food icons that I drew

Runic Batling

Meat

This was an odd thing to enchant.

Cursed Batling

Meat

This batling was destined to meet an unfortunate end: Prophecy fulfilled!

Squall Seeker

Meat

These birds are often preyed upon by the larger Storm Seekers. This cannibalism may be an attempt to cull weak blood from their lines, or it may simply be opportunistic predation.

Omen Seeker

Meat

Many seekers never grow a third eye. As a result, their size and intelligence is greatly diminished.

Wildwood Owlet

Meat

This owlet evolved large, adorable eyes to deter hungry predators with its cuteness. Are you going to fall for that? (Special thanks Petrichora.)

Sakura Owlet

Meat

For a time owls sought to build nests in the Observatory at Focal Point. They quickly stopped when their owlets began turning pink. (Special thanks ZephiraZ.)

Harvestman

Insect

You are more afraid of it than it is of you. (Special thanks Villain.)

Daddy Longlegs

Insect

Despite its appearance, it's not a spider, but a member of an Ancient Order of Omnivorous Arthropods. They meet on Tuesdays. (Special thanks AlphaRaposa.)

Wisp Bug

Insect

These bugs disintegrate shortly after they perish. Eat swiftly; this is not a meal to savor.

Rainwater Stink Bug

Insect

This insect thrives in tropical environments.

Puddlehopper

Meat

Difficult to catch, and more difficult to hold onto.

Dreamwaker

Meat

The poisons this frog secretes can revive an unconscious dragon.

Sandstrike Hedgehog

Meat

It slumbers beneath the ground with only its spines exposed. This tiny terror is named after its similarity to a greater sandstrike.

Everglade Hedgehog

Meat

Green food is full of vitamins!

Umbra Parthenium

Plant

A night-blooming plant, Umbra Parthenium is irresistible to herbivorous dragons.

Feverfew

Plant

A tasty treat that may also prevent headaches.

Bluespine Slug

Seafood

Unlike their larger, shelled brethren, these slugs cannot dodge. Dragons rejoice! (Special thanks Weirdo.)

Spineback Slug

Seafood

Does this look like it wants to be touched? No. Should you touch it? No. Will you touch it? Yes. (Special thanks Velsim.)

Songbird Mimic

Insect

This insect has learned to imitate sparrows and other songbirds in an effort to keep from being eaten. Sadly, it cannot imitate dragons. (Special thanks TwoJay.)

Zebra Cricket

Insect

Much less interesting than zebra football. (Special thanks magicalgirlrem.)

Coiled Burnserpent

Meat

Mysteriously hot-blooded for a reptile, the burnserpent uses its body heat to startle predators while it wriggles away.

Writhing Treesnake

Meat

Treesnakes spend the majority of their lives under fallen leaves on the jungle floor. Who was in charge of classifying this one?

Petalwing Matriarch

Insect

This high-class insect only makes its home in the most beautiful of rainforest gardens. You won't ever catch it anywhere near a bush or a tree.

Vibrant Flutterer

Insect

Known for their incredibly long lives and migration patterns, it is not uncommon to see the same butterfly swarms year-after-year.

River Wiggler

Seafood

These small freshwater eels were introduced to many rivers near dragon lairs to help keep the leech population in check.

Vampire Eel

Seafood

While this fish does not have an aversion to sunlight, it does have a taste for blood...

Discus

Seafood

Many dragons are enchanted by the beautiful colors of discus.

100

Pigeon Blood Discus

Seafood

No pigeons were ever harmed by this discus.

100

Wild Green Discus

Seafood

Some dragons prefer to cultivate, rather than consume these fish.

100

Forestpath Rooster

Meat

Be careful: this one's a double-crosser. (Special thanks to Oscillator.)

Game Fowl

Meat

Not to be confused with the similar-looking Party Fowl. (Special thanks to legendbeary.)

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

Dragonfly

Insect

This doesn't look anything like a dragon!

100

Giant Darner

Insect

Like, really huge. Seriously, rethink your decision to eat this.

100

Black Swallowtail Caterpillar

Insect

These flavorful caterpillars are venomous and are a common food allergy. Their diminutive size, however, doesn't cause more than a minor irritation to the inside of the mouth. Totally worth it.

Yellowtail Caterpillar

Insect

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

Zebra Caterpillar

Insect

These stingy specimens prefer to only eat the meaty interior of leaves and petals, leaving behind gardens or bushes pockmarked with thousands of tiny holes.

Hatchetfish

Seafood

Don't fool yourself, there's no way this fish is going to cut any wood.

Marbled Hatchetfish

Seafood

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

Pond Slip

Seafood

It's extremely important to clean pond slips before consuming; the pools of water they commonly live in are small, stagnant, and bacteria-ridden.

Nooccar

Meat

Really, field researcher? That's the name you went with?

Raccoon

Meat

These mischievous critters are far more likely to eat through a lair's food stores than become a meal themselves. Delicious if you manage to catch one though!

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.

Bloody Snapdragon

Plant

This hardy plant provides herbivorous dragons with a valuable source of food during long winter months, but tastes awful.

Madame Snapdragon

Plant

A common myth about this flower is that it sings at midnight and those who consume it are said to be bestowed the gift of a beautiful voice. Most of the time it simply results in terrible indigestion.

Leatherback Sea Turtle

Meat

Though the shell of this turtle is actually edible as a type of jerky, it is more commonly dried for usage as a bowl or platter.

380

Flatback Sea Turtle

Meat

These turtles are plentiful off the coasts of the Viridian Labyrinth, where nature dragon culture expressly forbids eating hatchlings that make the annual gauntlet from their beached nests to the water's edge.

380

Grey River Jumper

Insect

Nope.

Brown River Recluse

Insect

These spiders reproduce at an alarming rate. Once they infest a lair, they are difficult to remove.

Coral Grouse

Meat

A favorite ingredient in the recipes of carnivorous dragons.

Grouse

Meat

These small birds make better food than pets; they tend to disappear!

Bark Centipede

Insect

Far less threatening than the Bite Centipede.

Giant Desert Centipede

Insect

There isn't enough space in this tooltip box to contain the amount of NOPEs we wanted to write.

Blue Entoloma

Plant

This cave-dwelling fungus emits sweet-smelling spores that are said to induce sleepiness upon nearby fauna. Often used as a mild sleep aid.

Emetic Russula

Plant

Just a fancy way of saying 'eat this and you might throw up.'

Squirrel Monkey

Meat

These territorial primates live in enormous family groups sometimes numbering into the thousands. You'll know if you stepped into the wrong part of the forest...

Plantain Poacher

Meat

Members of this clever species are known to pilfer dragon stores for fruits and vegetables, which they'll then trade to other monkeys in exchange for other delicacies. That's some monkey business, right there.

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!

Flying Gurnard

Seafood

Though gurnards may use their fins to appear larger to ward off predators, they'll never appear large enough to ward off a dragon.

Sugarstalker

Meat

Unlike its cousins, the sugarstalker is most active during the dawn and morning hours, opting to feed on insects that are still slumbering when the sun peeks over the horizon.

Treetop Glider

Meat

Using a membrane connecting their fore and hind legs, the Treetop Glider can stay aloft for several hundred feet when jumping from tree canopies to lose stalking predators.

Sugarglider

Meat

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

Spearmint

Plant

Being completely honest, no one really eats this unless Peppermint and Cindermint are unavailable.

Peppermint

Plant

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

Cindermint

Plant

A crunchy plant with a little fiery kick. Often dried and crumbled up to help accent desserts or teas.

Tropical Seaslug

Seafood

This beautiful but poisonous creature uses oxygen-filled sacs to float near the surface of the water, almost resembling a collection of fallen flower petals. Be careful where you swim...

Chromodori Swimmer

Seafood

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

Blue Dragon Seaslug

Seafood

This ingenious creature devours and assimilates the biological defenses of its prey, making it a difficult target for larger aquatic predators.

Green June Beetle

Insect

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

June Beetle

Insect

Though these beetles can be observed year-round in many territories, their numbers swell during the summer.

Two-Tone June Beetle

Insect

Best served lightly toasted.

Aer Sprite

Plant

A gust of aer sprites can sometimes be confused for a swarm of fireflies in the right light.

Dandelion Seeds

Plant

These medicinal seeds have been put to use in many herbal teas.

Deepsea Yawner

Seafood

When dried or smoked, the Deepsea Yawner provides an excellent and sustaining jerky for the long haul traveler. Looks wicked gross, though.

Humpback Anglerfish

Seafood

Nature, really? This is what you went with?

Sandyshore Sea Bass

Seafood

This fish will burrow into sandy beds when the sun is too bright.

400

Sea Bass

Seafood

When a coatl approaches, there are no more bass to see.

400

Corona Sempervivum

Plant

A succulent plant to decorate your garden or your plate.

Gryphon's Blood Sempervivum

Plant

This plant only grows in the sandy red earth near gryphon territory. Despite its name, there is no blood involved in its cultivation!

Lilac Time Sempervivum

Plant

Neither as fragrant nor as colorful as lilac.

False Leaf

Insect

When they hibernate in great quantities, false leaves can make bare trees appear lush.

Reverse Silkworm Moth

Insect

Many dragons will plant moth and butterfly-friendly flowers, hoping to draw the vibrant colors of these creatures to their lair.

Banded Rattlesnake

Meat

The Banded Rattlesnake is known for congregating in ruins and temples, hoping to scare the pants off of well-known explorers that may walk by. (Special thanks to confusedPaladin!)

Bluebite Rattler

Meat

Despite warnings from their elders, rebellious dragons who chew these snakes turn an odd shade of violet before swelling up like a blueberry. Stop, don't... (Special thanks to Trickilicky!)

Blue Spot Pygmy Wrasse

Seafood

Rather than trying to hide, its gorgeous scales often fascinate fishing dragons, making them forget they wanted to eat it in the first place. (Special thanks to Spiral!)

Pygmy Wrasse

Seafood

Throwing this fish at someone will get you arrested for hawrassement. (Special thanks to Windhover!)

Swordfish

Seafood

Dueling with swordfish requires much greater skill than dueling with swords. En garde!

Scaleskin Marlin

Seafood

Flying this catch back to a lair can be more of a challenge than catching it.

Deepdiver Penguin

Meat

Though they are capable of surviving the icy temperatures and crushing pressure of the deep, these penguins typically don't survive the predators found down below.

300

Emperor Penguin

Meat

Flocks of emperor penguins will huddle together for warmth against frigid temperatures. Tundra dragons frequently attempt to huddle with them, to mixed results.

300

Spectral Bat

Meat

Not a whole lot of the extraordinary here. Just a spooky bat.

Vampire Bat

Meat

In a stunning display of irony, this critter feeds primarily on duskflapper blood.

Sweet Potato Vine

Plant

The roots of this plant produce a hearty bulb that provides starch to a diet. The leaves are good too!

Crimson Rootvine

Plant

Nearly all of this plant grows beneath the ground, save for a few small flowers. Digging it up can be quite a chore.

Siltvine

Plant

The ground stems of the siltvine can be used as the last important reagent to activate a bubbling poison, or sprinkled on foods to bring out their flavor. Risk or reward?

Anubias Nana

Plant

This aquatic plant is hardy enough to grow in the mineral-overloaded waters where the lava flow enters the lake.

Lesser Dreadram

Meat

These smaller, less-imposing creatures are routinely seen in large groups flanking a single dreadram -who is itself a rare and buffed out mutation of the species.

Ram

Meat

Because 'wham' just didn't sound as good.

Smolderpetal

Plant

Easier to gather than the speckled fire lily, this hardy flower tastes absolutely divine after a good roast.

Speckled Fire Lily

Plant

It can be difficult to harvest fire lilies, which often grow very close to active magma vents. Scoring a basketful is quite a treat.

Giant Oarfish

Seafood

These oddball fish can grow to be eighty feet long and are hardly ever seen unless they die and float to the surface. Water dragons consider it a feast if one can be caught alive.

360

Oarfish

Seafood

Finding an oarfish is where the challenge begins. Digesting them is where it ends.

360

Scorpion Fly

Insect

Despite an imposing silhouette, the scorpion fly only keeps its tail for a few days after its post-larval form. Pity, that's the tastiest part.

Winged Barb

Insect

Oh... oh. So scorpions can fly now.

Dusty Cicada

Insect

Collecting discarded cicada shells and placing them in unexpected places in your lair is a fun pastime for you and your denmates.

Southern Grass Cicada

Insect

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

Glass Cicada

Insect

Durable while in the nymph form, this cicada gets its name for the shimmering, fragile wings it gains later in life.

Provision Tree

Plant

A staple for many foraging clans.

Treasure Plant

Plant

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

Mire Chestnut

Plant

The nuts, leaves, and flowers of this tree are all edible, though many hatchlings are choosy about which pieces they will consume.

Triad Moth

Insect

The triad moth displays great variation in color from individual to individual; however, though the hue may change, the pattern and number of colors present is constant.

Mustache Moth

Insect

The most dignified of Lepidoptera.

Shell-Dwelling Cichlid

Seafood

Incredibly picky and discerning, these house-hunters typically vie for the shells with the shiniest interiors.

Rosy Similis

Seafood

It is unwise to eat a rosy similis with a dull-colored head.

Pale Pygmy Hippo

Meat

Young pygmy hippos have been known to capture the love and admiration of many dragons, resulting in many clans declaring them a protected species.

250

Pygmy Hippo

Meat

No less ferocious for their small size, it's best not to startle a pygmy hippo.

250

Gilded Tetras

Seafood

This schooling fish appears to be dull brown until it moves, its iridescent golden sides mimicking light reflections when viewed from above.

Cyan Tetras

Seafood

A warm-water treat. Best harvested by groups of two or more.

Garden Tender

Meat

If left unattended, garden tenders will tend your tender plants down to the roots. Tend those tenders into tasty tenders of tender.

Speckled Tortoise

Meat

A large, but challenging meal.

Ballroom Urchin

Seafood

Maintains a full shape without the use of a crinoline.

Pebble Collector Urchin

Seafood

Pebble collector urchins are like pitted fruit. Chew with care!

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.

False Podid

Meat

A smaller cousin of the common podid, these little fellas taste best roasted in the shell.

Pangolin

Meat

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

Redridge Pangolin

Meat

The redridge pangolin can be tricky to hunt. They are virtually indistinguishable from the rocky terrain they call home when viewed from above.

Ashmane Cat

Meat

As at home in a burrow as in a lair. Mind your stores of fish.

Pallas Cat

Meat

Grump grump.

Field Chirper

Meat

Birdsong greets the dawn, while chirpersong heralds midafternoon. Fields are a noisy place, really.

Downy Mouse

Meat

A curiously feathered rodent that defies its genus and reproduces by laying eggs.

Brindle Muskrat

Meat

The brindle pattern of its coat provides far superior camouflage than that of a regular muskrat. Unfortunately, the smell still gives it away. (Special thanks to Geliril.)

Dustrat

Meat

Seeing a Dustrat should be taken as a hint to clean your lair. (Special thanks to CountingChocobos.)

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.)

Telescope Butterfly

Seafood

Its tail looks like a butterfly's wings when viewed from above.

Subterranean Goldfish

Seafood

Don't put your goldfish down a drainage creek. They will grow mighty and come back to take their vengeance. It's also super mean and irresponsible.

Livewire Endlers

Seafood

Groups of these electro-conducive fish are routinely kept in glass jugs. Their internal glow and highly-reflective scales mixed with the refractory qualities of the water make for an amazing light show.

Sparklers

Seafood

Known for their reflective, multi-colored scales, this species of guppy are often saved from the lunch basket by the impressive glittering performance they use to get away.

Rhinoceros Beetle

Insect

This robust beetle makes a startling screeching noise when disturbed. You've been warned.

290

Lesser Bluehorn

Insect

This massive beetle has one of the hardest shells in existence, making it a real chore to break apart and eat. Might as well have called it Crab Dinner Beetle.

290

Blue Buffalohead

Seafood

You'd think the forehead protrusion would be a delicacy or something. Nah, just a bunch of useless cartilage.

Brackwater Lumphead

Seafood

The larger the lump, the more popular the specimen.

Manyleaves

Plant

This lightning-resistant aloe plant clings to the highest points of the skyscraping escarpments ringing the Thunderhead Savanna. It gives the mouth a slight tingle when consumed.

Spiral Aloe

Plant

The thick, serrated leaves of this aloe plant wither and dry up not long after harvesting, making them more of an "in the moment" kind of snack.

Dustrunner Meerkat

Meat

This quirky species of meerkat has developed an unlikely cohabitation with the tusked boars of the region.

Savanna Burrowborrow

Meat

This feisty mammal prefers to move into the hollows dug by other creatures rather than spend time excavating its own.

Bountiful Fishnet

Seafood

A wriggling net full of an assortment of fresh-caught fish.

Overflowing Fishbasket

Seafood

A wicker basket just crammed with fresh-caught seafood. What a haul!

Buzzing Rotwood

Insect

Several families of crawlies have made their homes in this rotting branch, pockmarked with holes and hideaways.

Teeming Loghive

Insect

You will never find a more fetching hive of thrummin' psylla-fleas.

Salted Game

Meat

A choice cut of game, salted and preserved. Enjoy after a nice sear or, y'know, in one raw gulp.

Bundle of Haunchmeat

Meat

A successful haul of haunchmeat, ready to be consumed by a hungry clan.

Solar Vole

Meat

Solar Voles tend to burrow deep in the ground, making them difficult prey to catch. They occasionally resurface to soak in sunlight, giving them a radiant glow.

Glass Vole

Meat

The satisfying crunch of a Glass Vole makes them a great snack between meals.

Pearl Silkworm

Insect

The silk they produce is often much more highly valued than their edibility.

Pebble Silkworm

Insect

The pebbly texture is an acquired taste.

Heavy Grainbasket

Plant

A healthy selection of grains harvested during a particularly bountiful planting season.

Horn of Plenty

Plant

All autumn feasts look better with one of these- everyone can find something they like! Well, almost everyone.

Longneck Monitor

Meat

These reptiles have little feet.

Striped Monitor

Meat

The tough meat of this lizard requires intensive chewing to soften it; larger species of dragons bypass this problem by swallowing them whole.

Imperial Tails

Plant

A basic staple of many dragon clans, this tasteless grass thrives in areas of negligible magic concentrations.

Pampas Grass

Plant

Dragons may dry these grasses to store them for leaner times, or to decorate the entrances of their lairs in times of plenty.

Bluewave Jellyfish

Seafood

The snack that stings back: Jellyfish!

Sunshine Stinger

Seafood

Blooms of Sunshine Stingers congregate near the sea's surface during the day, feeding in the warmed waters.

Long-legged Katydid

Insect

An insect with legs for days.

Pale Katydid

Insect

As they mature, these katydids become a vibrant green.

Bearded Squiggle

Seafood

The bristles underneath are decidedly unappetizing. Best prepared by a professional.

Lap Octopus

Seafood

The octopus doesn't appreciate being on your lap. Denmates don't appreciate it being on your lap. You don't like it on your lap. It's not very fun to pet.

Aberrant Cat Shark

Seafood

Torn between two worlds~

Barhide Cat Shark

Seafood

The largest cat shark in the territory displays the brightest colors.

Giant Dust Mite

Insect

Giant dust mites are packed with debris and great umami flavor!

Stardust Mite

Insect

We are stardust, but this mite is moreso than most.

Bimac Octopus

Seafood

A chewy treat that sometimes has other seafood inside. It's a seafood piñata!

Leon's Mane

Seafood

This imposter's coloration and shaping works to protect it from other denizens of the deep.

Taillash Rat

Meat

It's unclear what advantage the additional tails provide this rodent, but the extra movement serves to entertain young hatchlings.

Calico Chimera

Meat

If one thinks the outside is strange, the inside is wild~

Jewelfaced Dragonfly

Insect

The faceted heads of these dragonflies are a juicy treat. Pop-pop!

Spectre Dragonfly

Insect

Spectre dragonflies make almost no sound, which often startles the unwary dragon!

Fanfish

Seafood

A group of fanfish is often called a fandom. Some stay in one group whilst others swim between different fandoms. (Special thanks to AthenaMinerva!)

Currents Fanfish

Seafood

Dragons often study the migration patterns of these fish, using them to map the currents surrounding Sornieth's primary landmasses. (Special thanks to Exlann!)

Killer Fanfish

Seafood

Not actually dangerous to dragons, this fish mesmerizes smaller prey with its killer looks. Its flashy fins make for a fabulous garnish. (Special thanks to Orodruin!)

Cucumber

Plant

The coolest plant on your plate. (Special thanks to HurricaneWinds!)

Dubious Cucumber

Plant

An essential ingredient in suspicious salads, perplexing parfaits, and confusing cocktails. (Special thanks to AloVra!)

Merry Melon

Plant

Deceptive in both name and appearance, only the heartiest of dragons can stomach this unexpectedly bitter fruit. (Special thanks to Winterrox66!)

Slumber Sheep

Meat

Strangely enough most dragons find themselves significantly more awake in the presence of these silent sheep. (Special thanks to Mantekrea!)

Sheep

Meat

Entire flocks of these friendly animals tend to go missing whenever dragons are near. No one knows why. (Special thanks to RainChild!)

Not a Sheep

Meat

Day 97 in the fields. They still suspect nothing. (Special thanks to Chlorine!)

Petite Glasswing Butterfly

Insect

Faint chimes can be heard where kaleidoscopes of these butterflies gather. (Special thanks to Zif!)

Glasswing Rake

Insect

If you listen closely, you can hear a sound similar to glass being scored when it flutters its wings. (Special thanks to Chirp!)

Shatterwing Butterfly

Insect

This butterfly shatters its own glassy wings to defend itself, slowly regenerating them over a period of weeks. Eating the shards is not recommended. (Special thanks to Tserin!)

Water Mimosa

Plant

Enjoyed by dragons alongside a decadent brunch.

Indigo Mimosa

Plant

A sour bloom that leaves a dragon with a blue tongue.

Luminous Leaf Sheep

Seafood

Eat enough luminous leaf sheep, and your belly will glow!

Spicy Leaf Sheep

Seafood

A painful treat that is neither meat nor vegetable.

Moss Eater Moth

Insect

A subterranean species that feeds on hardy mosses that grow by the light of cave lanterns.

Spore Spreader Moth

Insect

While not a traditional pollinator, these insects spread mushroom spores throughout a cave.

Burrowing Porcupine

Meat

Out of sight, out of mind... until the quills are out of the ground because you stepped on a burrowed porcupine!

270

Dire Porcupine

Meat

The porcupine you know and love, but larger.

270

Brilliant Endler

Seafood

Schools of these fish resemble the feathery cloud aftermath of a speeding dunerunner marathon, but underwater.

Buff Endler

Seafood

A steady diet of these fish make for stronger scales, fuller feathers, and serious discussions about "gains."

Demoiselle Crane

Meat

A crane in distress.

Redtail Crane

Meat

Mimicking the plumage of redtail gryphons ensures that river predators will steer clear of this trickster.

Matucana Polzii

Plant

These clusters of cacti must be consumed with care.

Desert Cactus

Plant

Removing the spines before consumption is a painstaking task to avoid a paintasting treat.

Spider Cricket

Insect

It is capable of startling you both visually and audibly.

Charcoal Cricket

Insect

The crispy legs are loved and loathed in equal measure.

Ruffled Sea Lettuce

Seafood

We cannot emphasize enough how painful this salad is.

Feisty Lettuce

Seafood

The most spicy salad.

Flying Butter

Insect

Butter flies in your stomach.

Butter Stick

Insect

I can't believe it's not butter! It's so light it's practically taking off.

Firefish

Seafood

This fish is kinda fire.

Regal Firefish

Seafood

Will not add any spice to a dish, but does add a certain level of distinguishment.

Scratch

Energy Stone

A low damage scratching attack that generates some Breath.

Required Level: 1

Shred

Ability Stone

A medium damage melee attack. The target takes damage from bleeding for a short time.

250

Required Level: 1

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Exalting Tarnish to the service of the Icewarden will remove them from your lair forever. They will leave behind a small sum of riches that they have accumulated. This action is irreversible.

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