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Unorthodox

Silkspun Main | Weavers | Prowlers

Silkspun are a subspecies of veilspun with spiderlike traits. In pockets all over Sornieth, silkspun make a living out of all manner of environments. Some roam and hunt on the move, others depend on their skill as web weavers, and others make use of unique and unusual abilities.

The records here concern silkspun who don't quite follow the form of prowler or weaver. Unorthodox silkspun do not have the innate need to spin silk like weavers do, but may not necessarily stalk prey or have the high-calorie diets of prowlers. They do not have specific characteristics that group them together, as their physiology is as varied as their behaviors.

However, while silkspun are rarely seen with non-object or non-buglike familiars, the outliers with the odd fish or cat are most likely to be unorthodox silkspun.

Index

Bolas Spider | Brown Recluse | Brown Spitting Spider | Diving Bell Spider | Snail Shell Spider

Note: Any lore about personality or vocations is not a rule for how to write your silkspun's story; feel free to deviate or maintain c:

Last edited on Sep 28, 2024 09:15:18 by Misumena

[center][size=2][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/3325287#post_3325287]Back to Top[/url][/size][/center] [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/fEsnVnZ.png[/img][/center] ----- [center][color=purple]• [u]Snail Shell Spider / Armored Spider[/u] • [size=2][i]Olios coenobitus[/i] [/size][/color][/center] ----- [center][color=purple][size=2] Unorthodox · Low Venom · Nimble Tanks[/color] ----- [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=151&bodygene=68&breed=19&element=6&eyetype=12&gender=0&tert=151&tertgene=65&winggene=60&wings=117&auth=2f80266cc1a3b31da70a28e91332ef947342344f&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [center] [item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Wasp][item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Bee][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Beetle] [color=purple]P: Any | S: Any | T: Any (Must be XYX))[/color] ----- [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/GvxBCqb.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Snail shell silkspun are able to produce a sticky, viscous silk that they can use as a long-lasting glue. This allows them to attach suitable found pieces to themselves to act as armor, and they mostly go their entire life wearing it. Their wings and manes may be the only part of their actual body visible, often creating a striking contrast between their outer shell and the color underneath. [/columns] [columns][right] [nextcol] Expecting parents will set aside small pieces of armor for their children to don soon after hatching. Parents are extremely protective of their young, and are known to have an aggressive [i]Bite first, ask later[/i] philosophy when they perceive some kind of threat to them. Juveniles are quite clumsy, only because the armor takes getting used to. Once they are comfortable in it, they are surprisingly nimble. [nextcol] [img]https://imgur.com/A31LM19.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/xpgs9Rq.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] As hatchlings grow, they will pick out pieces that suit or appeal to them most and add it to their defenses, making their shell their own. These pieces may be the shells of other animals, discarded metalwork, rare stones, amber, bone, wood, etc, depending on the individual. Not all armored silkspun prioritize the hardness of the shell over all other considerations, so a variety of materials can be found in use. [/columns] [columns][right] [nextcol] A few snail shell silkspun make their armor from scratch, with blacksmithing being the most popular means of doing so. They may use this skill just to create a perfect shell for themselves, or sell their pieces to other snail shell silkspun. The profession is well respected, and a masterful armorer will often have some kind of celebrity status. [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/lQVPMOS.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/RdxMwTC.png[/img] [nextcol] Their venom is not especially strong, so they tend to rely on their strength and speed to take prey down, sometimes with an assist from their silk. These silkspun are quite muscular, and can surprise the uninformed with how quickly they can move. They are nocturnal and see best at night, with their eyes being rather sensitive to bright surroundings. [/columns] -----

Misumena

349

March 27, 2024 23:26:36

• Snail Shell Spider / Armored Spider •

Olios coenobitus

Unorthodox · Low Venom · Nimble Tanks

dragon?age=1&body=151&bodygene=68&breed=19&element=6&eyetype=12&gender=0&tert=151&tertgene=65&winggene=60&wings=117&auth=2f80266cc1a3b31da70a28e91332ef947342344f&dummyext=prev.png

P: Any | S: Any | T: Any

(Must be XYX))

Snail shell silkspun are able to produce a sticky, viscous silk that they can use as a long-lasting glue. This allows them to attach suitable found pieces to themselves to act as armor, and they mostly go their entire life wearing it. Their wings and manes may be the only part of their actual body visible, often creating a striking contrast between their outer shell and the color underneath.

Expecting parents will set aside small pieces of armor for their children to don soon after hatching. Parents are extremely protective of their young, and are known to have an aggressive Bite first, ask later philosophy when they perceive some kind of threat to them. Juveniles are quite clumsy, only because the armor takes getting used to. Once they are comfortable in it, they are surprisingly nimble.

As hatchlings grow, they will pick out pieces that suit or appeal to them most and add it to their defenses, making their shell their own. These pieces may be the shells of other animals, discarded metalwork, rare stones, amber, bone, wood, etc, depending on the individual. Not all armored silkspun prioritize the hardness of the shell over all other considerations, so a variety of materials can be found in use.

A few snail shell silkspun make their armor from scratch, with blacksmithing being the most popular means of doing so. They may use this skill just to create a perfect shell for themselves, or sell their pieces to other snail shell silkspun. The profession is well respected, and a masterful armorer will often have some kind of celebrity status.

Their venom is not especially strong, so they tend to rely on their strength and speed to take prey down, sometimes with an assist from their silk. These silkspun are quite muscular, and can surprise the uninformed with how quickly they can move. They are nocturnal and see best at night, with their eyes being rather sensitive to bright surroundings.

Last edited on Apr 11, 2024 05:30:26 by Misumena

[center][size=2][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/3325287#post_3325287]Back to Top[/url][/size][/center] [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/oQTeZuq.png[/img][/center] ----- [center][color=9c3116]• [u]Brown Spitting Spider[/u] • [size=2][i]Scytodes fusca[/i] [/size][/color][/center] ----- [center][color=9c3116][size=2] Unorthodox · High Venom · Sharpshooters[/color] ----- [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=138&bodygene=63&breed=19&element=8&eyetype=0&gender=1&tert=39&tertgene=56&winggene=76&wings=138&auth=616a44cdf1e47ac316f458339a3c64e34690d7ef&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [center] [item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Vipera][item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Eye Spots][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Capsule] [color=9c3116]P: Cinnamon-Rust | S: Cinnamon-Rust | T: Any (Must be XXY)[/color] ----- [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/tAEONKq.png[/img] [nextcol][color=CF2626] [nextcol] Brown spitting spider silkspun are dotted with darker bands and spots on their mainly brown scales. A special organ in the back of their throat allows them to spit venomous silk from their mouth, which quickly dries and constricts to immobilize the unlucky target. The webbing is the same color as the liquid in their capsule. [/columns] [columns][right] The silk shoots from two glands in the back of their throat, which can be moved independently to better control the direction. Their preferred pattern is a rapid zig-zag movement that creates an instant net. Any exposed cuts that come into contact with the webbing may take the venom into the bloodstream, and the same can happen if it gets into the eyes. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/a78sRuU.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/zmsl0uU.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] They can spin conventional silk and some build webs, but they typically stalk prey to hunt. They are quiet on their feet and have a distinct manner of walking, where every step looks considered and deliberate. Their aim is extremely accurate, though most are farsighted and see things better from further than under their nose. It is usually ill-advised to sneak up on them, as their instinct is to spit at anything that surprises them. [/columns] [columns][right] Some live together in colonies, but these may have cutthroat social orders, pushing many to keep more independent lifestyles. Such colonies function by strict roles and expectations, with those who can't meet the standards potentially facing ostracization. These stressful environments are primed for volatile takeovers and power collapses, and it is rare to see a colony like this last unchanged for several generations. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/uDgGXOJ.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/M7lyUzm.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Despite the bad reputation caused by the most infamous of them, colonies can be functional and positive places with all working to help and protect each other. This is especially helpful for parents, as spitting silkspun are devoted caretakers of their children or another's. The protection of a colony may be a necessity for spitting silkspun in recluse territory—the two groups are infamously hostile towards each other. [/columns] -----

Misumena

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March 27, 2024 23:27:04

• Brown Spitting Spider •

Scytodes fusca

Unorthodox · High Venom · Sharpshooters

dragon?age=1&body=138&bodygene=63&breed=19&element=8&eyetype=0&gender=1&tert=39&tertgene=56&winggene=76&wings=138&auth=616a44cdf1e47ac316f458339a3c64e34690d7ef&dummyext=prev.png

P: Cinnamon-Rust | S: Cinnamon-Rust | T: Any

(Must be XXY)

Brown spitting spider silkspun are dotted with darker bands and spots on their mainly brown scales. A special organ in the back of their throat allows them to spit venomous silk from their mouth, which quickly dries and constricts to immobilize the unlucky target. The webbing is the same color as the liquid in their capsule.

The silk shoots from two glands in the back of their throat, which can be moved independently to better control the direction. Their preferred pattern is a rapid zig-zag movement that creates an instant net. Any exposed cuts that come into contact with the webbing may take the venom into the bloodstream, and the same can happen if it gets into the eyes.

They can spin conventional silk and some build webs, but they typically stalk prey to hunt. They are quiet on their feet and have a distinct manner of walking, where every step looks considered and deliberate. Their aim is extremely accurate, though most are farsighted and see things better from further than under their nose. It is usually ill-advised to sneak up on them, as their instinct is to spit at anything that surprises them.

Some live together in colonies, but these may have cutthroat social orders, pushing many to keep more independent lifestyles. Such colonies function by strict roles and expectations, with those who can't meet the standards potentially facing ostracization. These stressful environments are primed for volatile takeovers and power collapses, and it is rare to see a colony like this last unchanged for several generations.

Despite the bad reputation caused by the most infamous of them, colonies can be functional and positive places with all working to help and protect each other. This is especially helpful for parents, as spitting silkspun are devoted caretakers of their children or another's. The protection of a colony may be a necessity for spitting silkspun in recluse territory—the two groups are infamously hostile towards each other.

Last edited on Jun 27, 2024 15:06:03 by Misumena

[center][size=2][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/3325287#post_3325287]Back to Top[/url][/size][/center] [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/sBdXtu4.png[/img][/center] ----- [center][color=0b297f]• [u]Diving Bell Spider[/u] • [size=2][i]Argyroneta aquatica[/i] [/size][/color][/center] ----- [center][color=0b297f][size=2] Unorthodox · Mid Venom · Aquatic [/color] ----- [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=111&bodygene=71&breed=19&element=9&eyetype=13&gender=1&tert=19&tertgene=62&winggene=146&wings=11&auth=060dc0e8b53e78928919c82ad936bccbe1e11bfc&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [center] [item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Shell][item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Facet][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Opal] [color=0b297f]P: Eggplant-Indigo / Midnight / Navy / Blue S: Midnight / Eggplant / Iris / Abyss / Phthalo T: Any[/color] ----- [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/2tj72Ub.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Though they breathe air, these silkspun usually live their entire lives underwater. They are coated in fine hairs that allow for water tension to create air bubbles on their body, which they can then absorb through the skin under their slightly raised scales. They will surface as needed to replenish their air supply, as well as to bring air back to their nest. [/columns] [columns][right] Their nests are created by spinning a silk framework underwater, usually utilizing nearby rock structures or large plants, and then repeatedly surfacing and diving to gather enough air for an underwater pocket. The silk mesh traps the air in place, creating a bubble of whatever size the silkspun chooses. They will occasionally replenish the den with fresh air. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/cVMOzbH.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/YrRED2Z.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] When eggs are on the way, the diving bell is either expanded or abandoned for a more suitable location. Hatchlings spend their early development in the bubble, and can venture out of the den as they mature and become better swimmers. Adults have excellent maneuverability in the water, and are capable of reaching great burst speeds. [/columns] [columns][right] It is rare for them to leave their aquatic environment, rarer for them to stay out of it, but as they breathe air they are capable of doing so. Their venom is meant to be used underwater, and as such is concentrated so as not to be easily diluted. On water-based or aquatic creatures, their venom is of medium potency, but on a terrestrial creature it can have the effect of a high potency venom. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/P1343CQ.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/LbbXM1W.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] While they can get in the air, flying is difficult for them. They can usually only do it for a short time, and not always quite in the direction they wanted. When on land, they need to drink more water than other silkspun to stay properly hydrated. They are not particularly solitary, but simply due to their niche most other silkspun have not met a diving bell silkspun. [/columns] -----

Misumena

349

April 11, 2024 05:26:12

• Diving Bell Spider •

Argyroneta aquatica

Unorthodox · Mid Venom · Aquatic

dragon?age=1&body=111&bodygene=71&breed=19&element=9&eyetype=13&gender=1&tert=19&tertgene=62&winggene=146&wings=11&auth=060dc0e8b53e78928919c82ad936bccbe1e11bfc&dummyext=prev.png

P: Eggplant-Indigo / Midnight / Navy / Blue

S: Midnight / Eggplant / Iris / Abyss / Phthalo

T: Any

Though they breathe air, these silkspun usually live their entire lives underwater. They are coated in fine hairs that allow for water tension to create air bubbles on their body, which they can then absorb through the skin under their slightly raised scales. They will surface as needed to replenish their air supply, as well as to bring air back to their nest.

Their nests are created by spinning a silk framework underwater, usually utilizing nearby rock structures or large plants, and then repeatedly surfacing and diving to gather enough air for an underwater pocket. The silk mesh traps the air in place, creating a bubble of whatever size the silkspun chooses. They will occasionally replenish the den with fresh air.

When eggs are on the way, the diving bell is either expanded or abandoned for a more suitable location. Hatchlings spend their early development in the bubble, and can venture out of the den as they mature and become better swimmers. Adults have excellent maneuverability in the water, and are capable of reaching great burst speeds.

It is rare for them to leave their aquatic environment, rarer for them to stay out of it, but as they breathe air they are capable of doing so. Their venom is meant to be used underwater, and as such is concentrated so as not to be easily diluted. On water-based or aquatic creatures, their venom is of medium potency, but on a terrestrial creature it can have the effect of a high potency venom.

While they can get in the air, flying is difficult for them. They can usually only do it for a short time, and not always quite in the direction they wanted. When on land, they need to drink more water than other silkspun to stay properly hydrated. They are not particularly solitary, but simply due to their niche most other silkspun have not met a diving bell silkspun.

Last edited on Apr 12, 2024 04:37:02 by Misumena

[center][size=2][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/3325287#post_3325287]Back to Top[/url][/size][/center] [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/dNDkpaa.png[/img][/center] ----- [center][color=#8b1212]• [u]Brown Recluse[/u] • [size=2][i]Loxosceles reclusa[/i] [/size][/color][/center] ----- [center][color=#8b1212][size=2] Unorthodox · Max Venom · Necromancers [/color] ----- [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=54&bodygene=138&breed=19&element=2&eyetype=1&gender=0&tert=161&tertgene=270&winggene=138&wings=121&auth=1910caa51a718c1bda7b38b2a09dd8311b6a47b4&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [center] [item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Fern][item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Stitched][item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Paisley][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Trickmurk][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Runes] [color=#8b1212]P: Caramel-Rust S: Shadow-Royal / Crimson-Coral / Caramel-Rust T: Shadow-Royal / Tangerine-Carmine[/color] ----- [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/xVYgwAy.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Their venom differs from other silkspun in that it is necrotic, attacking tissues and causing rot rather than directly affecting the nervous system. There have been known cases of the affected developing severe illness or falling into comas, and those who have healed from a bite may have distinct scarring in the shape of a recluse's markings or a missing limb sacrificed to save the rest. [/columns] [columns][right] There is no known antidote for their venom, so those treating a bite may need to turn to magic to prevent it from spreading any further. Confirmed envenoming is extremely rare, however—as their name suggests, brown recluse silkspun are hard to bump into. They greatly prefer the cover of dark, finding sunlight uncomfortable, and are usually not much for conflict. The most common exception to this rule are spitting silkspun; the two groups have bad blood between them that is generations-deep. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/IJrByTX.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/YkgdPqp.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] The venom coursing through brown recluse silkspun seems to alter their own bodies, and it is not an emergency for them to lose a part or two. They are capable of dropping limbs voluntarily, though they may have to pilfer a replacement from somewhere else. They are also able to go long periods of time without sustenance, with even hatchlings able to do so for a few months. [/columns] [columns][right] Most prefer scavenging to hunting. Their diet is very versatile, and they will gladly eat food that may be a bit too far along for other creatures. They tolerate a range of conditions very well, as they sometimes must when seeking out food. They are especially tolerant of the cold, with freezing temperatures having little effect on them. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/kIuMv7j.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/esISD1t.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Many take to necromancy, as they are naturally gifted at it. Those who do hone their abilities to repair their own bodies, control the dead tissue of other bodies, and speak to the dead. The advanced mancers among them show little fear of perishing, seemingly knowing exactly what is waiting on the other side. [/columns] -----

Misumena

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April 12, 2024 06:44:55

• Brown Recluse •

Loxosceles reclusa

Unorthodox · Max Venom · Necromancers

dragon?age=1&body=54&bodygene=138&breed=19&element=2&eyetype=1&gender=0&tert=161&tertgene=270&winggene=138&wings=121&auth=1910caa51a718c1bda7b38b2a09dd8311b6a47b4&dummyext=prev.png

P: Caramel-Rust

S: Shadow-Royal / Crimson-Coral / Caramel-Rust

T: Shadow-Royal / Tangerine-Carmine

Their venom differs from other silkspun in that it is necrotic, attacking tissues and causing rot rather than directly affecting the nervous system. There have been known cases of the affected developing severe illness or falling into comas, and those who have healed from a bite may have distinct scarring in the shape of a recluse's markings or a missing limb sacrificed to save the rest.

There is no known antidote for their venom, so those treating a bite may need to turn to magic to prevent it from spreading any further. Confirmed envenoming is extremely rare, however—as their name suggests, brown recluse silkspun are hard to bump into. They greatly prefer the cover of dark, finding sunlight uncomfortable, and are usually not much for conflict. The most common exception to this rule are spitting silkspun; the two groups have bad blood between them that is generations-deep.

The venom coursing through brown recluse silkspun seems to alter their own bodies, and it is not an emergency for them to lose a part or two. They are capable of dropping limbs voluntarily, though they may have to pilfer a replacement from somewhere else. They are also able to go long periods of time without sustenance, with even hatchlings able to do so for a few months.

Most prefer scavenging to hunting. Their diet is very versatile, and they will gladly eat food that may be a bit too far along for other creatures. They tolerate a range of conditions very well, as they sometimes must when seeking out food. They are especially tolerant of the cold, with freezing temperatures having little effect on them.

Many take to necromancy, as they are naturally gifted at it. Those who do hone their abilities to repair their own bodies, control the dead tissue of other bodies, and speak to the dead. The advanced mancers among them show little fear of perishing, seemingly knowing exactly what is waiting on the other side.

Last edited on Sep 28, 2024 08:32:23 by Misumena

[center][size=2][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/cc/3325287#post_3325287]Back to Top[/url][/size][/center] [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/EAuhXwx.png[/img][/center] ----- [center][color=#49817a]• [u]Bolas Spider[/u] • [size=2][i]Mastophora cornigera[/i] [/size][/color][/center] ----- [center][color=#49817a][size=2] Unorthodox · Any Venom · Mimics [/color] ----- [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=0&body=51&bodygene=65&breed=19&element=5&eyetype=4&gender=0&tert=149&tertgene=72&winggene=141&wings=165&auth=32dbcc0924f0dd7732f52b768a1a45345042adba&dummyext=prev.png[/img] ----- [center][color=#49817a][b]True Bolas[/b][/color] [item=Primary Veilspun Gene: Starmap][item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Sludge][item=Tertiary Veilspun Gene: Stained] [color=#49817a]P: Any | S: Any | T: Any [/color] ----- [center][color=#49817a][b]Mimic Bolas[/b][/color] [item=Secondary Veilspun Gene: Sludge] Mimic Bolas will display the Primary and Tertiary genes of the Silkspun variation they copy. [color=#49817a]P: Any | S: Any | T: Any [/color] ----- [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/XCyM2Ag.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] Even among their fellow unorthodox, these silkspun are rather odd. At birth, their main body is a clouded color with swirling patterns that move and shift. They are covered in a substance of strange consistency, particularly on their wings and mane. They hatch alone, and must quickly find their own way of survival. [/columns] [columns][right] They are mimics—as they mature, they begin to focus entirely to a niche, and their body may undergo extreme adaptations to better fit it. Other silkspun are the most suitable subjects for copy, and many Bolas silkspun choose to emulate another variation. A Bolas interested in aquatic hunting may begin mimicking Diving Bell silkspun, and their body will adapt to a near perfect copy. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/x1DkwQc.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/sC7wG3y.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] They may be physiologically a near perfect copy, but their appearance is frequently not as carefully matched. Their coloration may be slightly or entirely off, and their wings and manes retain the glisten of a Bolas. Even the best match cannot trick the truesight of a Peacock Jumping silkspun, but they may fool others, especially those with poorer vision like Cellar silkspun. [/columns] [columns][right] Some use their mimicry as a way to hunt what they copy; others just want the abilities they may gain. Their venom composition will also match any silkspun they mimic, with the exception of the Brown Recluse. The day they undergo their most major change is a special event for them, essentially a coming of age. Some even make a celebration of it, depending on their social life. They then create a chrysalis and lie dormant for anywhere from a week to a year. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/FdYXMxP.png[/img] [/columns] [columns] [img]https://i.imgur.com/fkXiAoi.png[/img] [nextcol] [nextcol] While they are capable of undergoing metamorphosis more than once, it is very rare for them to do so. Equally rare is for a Bolas silkspun to forgo their Chrysalis Day and not take on their big change at all. These exceptions are unrecognizable to even those who have met a Bolas before, as most have never seen their “true” state. Other Bolas will find it especially shocking. [/columns] [columns][right] The body of a true Bolas is somewhat viscous and slimelike. While a Mimic Bolas will have dietary needs matching the body they copied, a True Bolas tends to favor insects. They are dogged in whatever they set their mind to, and can have something of a one-track mind. Friends may lovingly describe them as a bit intense. [nextcol] [nextcol] [img]https://i.imgur.com/LITJmVX.png[/img] [/columns] -----

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September 28, 2024 09:14:36