A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
41
0/1
[b]Username:[/b] Mudpuddle
[b]Kooky Kites:[/b]
[Item=Spool of Silk]0/3[item=Ornamental Sash]0/1[item=Snakeskin]0/4[item=Bluestone Pigment]0/2
[b]Peaceful Picnics:[/b]
[Item=Slender Ant]0/7[item=Woven Basket]0/1[item=Intricate Weaving]0/1
[b]Bright Bubbles:[/b]
[Item=Snail Slime]0/4[item=Cerdae Sparkle]2/2[item=Unicorn Dust]2/2[item=Rambra Horn]0/1
[b]Glamorous Gardens:[/b]
[Item=Bluelipped Thresh]0/3[item=Delta Orchid]0/2[item=Fallout Whisper]0/3[item=Sparkling Wasp]0/3
[b]Bountiful Bird Watching:[/b]
[Item=Blue-Footed Gull]0/2[item=Demoiselle Crane]0/2[item=Greyback Sparrow]0/2
[Item=Jade Peacock]0/2[item=Lion's Mane Emu]2/2[item=Sakura Owlet]0/4
[b]Carefree Camping:[/b]
[Item=Black Wolf Pelt]0/3[item=Elk Pelt]0/2[item=Old Emptied Nest]0/2[item=Flamerest Embers]0/1
(note to self: still have to send in the items)
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
2/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
2/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
2/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
0/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
1/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
4/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
2/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
7/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
1/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
1/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
2/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
1/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
3/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
2/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
1/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
1/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
2/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
0/2
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.)
20
2
4/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
2/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
1/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
0/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
0/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
0/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
0/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
0/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
0/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
0/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
0/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
0/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
0/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
0/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
0/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
0/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
2/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
0/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
0/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
2/2
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.)
20
2
0/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
0/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
0/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
0/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.
30
1/1
Snakeskin
Dragonmade
A useful component of snakeskin cloth and showy boots.
26
4/4
Bluestone Pigment
Dragonmade
The paint has a pleasant floral scent.
27
2/2
Peaceful Picnics:
Slender Ant
Insect
Hatchlings love to tell scary stories about slender ants.
20
2
7/7
Woven Basket
Trinkets
A basket woven of twigs, moss, and other things found while travelling the forest.
27
1/1
Intricate Weaving
Dragonmade
These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.
32
1/1
Bright Bubbles:
Snail Slime
Organics
Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.
29
4/4
Cerdae Sparkle
Organics
Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.
48
2/2
Unicorn Dust
Organics
A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!
48
2/2
Rambra Horn
Organics
Can be used to hold wine or call an army. Cannot be used to hold wine and call an army.
25
0/1
Glamorous Gardens:
Bluelipped Thresh
Plant
This aquatic plant grows on the edges of caves and waterway entrances. It requires the low light and high mineral content such environments provide.
30
3
3/3
Delta Orchid
Plant
These flowers are in a constant state of change. (Special thanks Pheonyx.)
25
2
2/2
Fallout Whisper
Insect
These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.
41
4
3/3
Sparkling Wasp
Insect
It's so pretty! OW! But it's so pretty! OW!
40
4
3/3
Bountiful Bird Watching:
Blue-footed Gull
Meat
They are actually purple.
43
5
2/2
Demoiselle Crane
Meat
A crane in distress.
24
2
2/2
Greyback Sparrow
Meat
Greyback sparrows' plumage mimics the much larger, more dangerous clouddancer.
41
4
0/2
Jade Peacock
Meat
The tragic Jade Peacock has a lifespan of about two and a half years, most of which is spent nearly entirely featherless. To make matters worse, in the time of their life that these birds gain their plumage is also when they are the most tasty.
45
4
2/2
Lion's Mane Emu
Meat
The snack that kicks back.
42
4
2/2
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.)
20
2
4/4
Carefree Camping:
Black Wolf Pelt
Organics
It looked better on the wolf.
40
1/3
Elk Pelt
Organics
Waste not, want not. This will make for a warm addition to your den.
45
2/2
Old Emptied Nest
Organics
Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.
33
2/2
Flamerest Embers
Organics
Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.
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