Sable Feathercroak
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The springtime brings a symphony of loud croaks, as these creatures seek potential mates.
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Sagittarius
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Do the movements of the stars show a path of independence?
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Sakura Owl
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The sakura owl blooms only once a year. Many forest denizens will journey long distances to witness the event. Not all of the visitors return...
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Salt and Pepper
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A set of salt and pepper shakers that have learned to be charming.
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Salve Kamaitachi
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The last to arrive to any scene, this kamaitachi cleans up after its inconsiderate siblings. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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Sanddrift Fuiran
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Move carefully, because those aren't pretty desert plants sticking up behind that rock.
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Sandskink
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The cunning, aloof Sandsu- ...skink? It's so tiny!
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Satin Rambra
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The thick coat of this rambra is especially smooth and soft.
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Scaleback
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Scalebacks are always smelly, always hungry, and always in a bad mood. They're always a good idea to avoid.
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Scarlet Flycatcher
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When this ferocious fish is not busy snapping at insects, it can be seen jumping upstream. Even bears know better than to mess with these.
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Scarlet Hamble
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The power of a Scarlet Hamble may warp reality itself.
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Scarlet Macaw
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One couldn't ask for a finer First Mate! This parrot seems to agree with you and repeat all that you say!
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Scarlet Serpenta
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The coat of a scarlet serpenta's vibrant namesake is only red for a two week duration each year. When this change occurs the serpenta is dangerous and unpredictable. (Colored by NeroGravity.)
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Scorchpaw Prowler
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Dragonkind have stiff competition during the summer hunts, and it can be hard to pick off smaller game with these bobcats slinking around.
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Scorpio
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Do the movements of the stars show a path of secrecy?
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Scrapmetal Tracker
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Scrapmetal Trackers are able to sense tiny bits of metal buried in the earth. They dig up these remnants and bring them to their masters.
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Scroll Stealer
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Entire archives go missing when a sticky-fingered spirit goes undetected.
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Scythe Kamaitachi
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This spirit rides in the wake of other kamaitachi, delivering several shallow cuts to anyone unfortunate enough to stand in its path. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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Seaglass Swimmer
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Bits of ocean debris that are incorrectly filtered build up inside of these bicorn whales. Upon discovering a carcass, dragons may find a treasure trove of resources inside! (Colored by Frye.)
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Searing Jackalope
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This species of hare has flame retardant coat. When navigating scorched terrain, stray embers are frequently caught in its horns.
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Seaweed Nautilus
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Though many salad-loving dragons have tried to enjoy it, the seaweed nautilus is an animal and not a vegetable.
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Seaweed Scavenger
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Seaweed Scavengers will harvest fresh stalks of seaweed to maintain an ideal sanctuary in which to raise their young.
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Seething Stove
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There is an otherworldly energy source burning within this monster, but you're unable to get close enough to find out what it is.
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Sentient Alloy
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This globule is capable of thinking and feeling and making its own decisions; too bad it will never be taken seriously with a face like that.
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Sentry Squawker
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For when warning beeps, tones, alarms, whistles, horns, and blasts just aren't enough.
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Serpenta
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It's difficult to discern what the serpenta is hoping to camouflage itself as, but you're pretty sure it doesn't need to. Run! (Colored by arctictis.)
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Serpentine Lamp
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The spirit of this lamp has been known to throw a hissy fit.
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Serrated Snake
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What appeared to be a long-scaled quirk when folded hold a dangerous edge when fanned out.
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Serthis Alchemist
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Its deadly natural venom is not the only toxin one must contend with when battling a Serthis.
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Serthis Archivist
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Scrollkeepers for the Flamescale clan, these studious serthis are careful to protect their writings from wayward embers and open flames.
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Serthis Potionmaster
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This potions specialist has been trying to teach shadow magic for five years... but the congregation keeps passing him over for less-experienced Serthis.
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Shale Thresher
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The hide of the shale thresher flakes as it grows, forming many sharp ridges.
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Shalebuck
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While not very fast, they are extremely difficult to move, displace, or chip. (KS-Sponsored by Tumblebuck.)
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Shardspine Boar
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Guardians who remain buried for many seasons may begin to absorb the energy of the earth.
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Shatterbone Vulture
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In a stunning natural role reversal, the undead Shatterbone often finds itself center of attention of other carrion birds.
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Shimmering Xolo
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These salamanders will carry their young on their backs from egg to adolescent. They are one of the few amphibians to produce small clutches.
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Shining Cancer
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The stars align, showing a sign of brilliance. (Brightshine Jubilee 2020 Holiday Item)
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Shiny Residue
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This reflective glop has gotta be good for something. Better hang onto it, just in case.
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Shy Bagwitch
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This homebody creature never leaves home without its home.
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Sickle Kamaitachi
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This spirit has a fiery temper, and charges headlong into battle, knocking down its foes. (KS-Sponsored by Larthan.)
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Silkmith
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After Assassin Bugs and dragons have done their work, Silkmiths will visit the sites of Fire Grub infestation and collect the abundant silk.
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Silky Mole
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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!
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Silky Webwing
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One of the many mutations that this webwing has undergone has left it with luxurious plumage.
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Silver Ferret
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Naturally clever, silver ferrets can be trained to steal treasure from rival clans.
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Silver Kitsune
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The mask of the silver kitsune changes pattern with the phases of the moon.
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Silvermane Barbtail
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These stoic creatures are routinely mistaken for elaborate stone-carved statues; they frequently stand perfectly still for several hours, waiting and watching. (Colored by Roro.)
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Silverstring Harp
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Any attempt to play a happy tune on this haunted harp will only manifest as a series of dissonant and melancholic notes.
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Skittering Megashrimp
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This imposing crustacean uses the giant fins of its tail to gracefully swim through the water. It uses its ten legs to hobble very poorly and comically across land.
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Sköll
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Brother to Hati, Sköll seeks to devour the sun.
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Skycat
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Flocks of skycats will escort dragons through the Windswept Plateau, flying in the wake of the larger drakes.
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Skycrest Bicorn
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Thought by many to be a myth, these timid creatures may only be seen by virtuous dragons. (Colored by Bachuchuru.)
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Slight Eyewing
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This graceful, celestial bird uses its many supplemental eyes to easily escape anything, from the sneakiest predators to the very best ornithologists.
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Sludge Sifter
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These noggles subsist on a diet consisting entirely of sewer sludge.
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Smoke Gyre
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Smoke Gyres often herald the arrival of their much larger, more destructive cousin, the Firebird.
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Smoky Bantam Fangar
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Dragons bonded to bantam fangar are easily identifiable by the cloud of fur that dusts their scales at all times.
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Smoldering Sconce
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It is rumored that these bewitched furnishings can never truly be extinguished. Once one flame is put out, another springs to life.
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Snappish Planting
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"Plants brighten up a room," they said. "Plants reduce stress," they said. "Plants create a cozy lair," they said. They were wrong!
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Snow Streak
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Snow Streaks are sometimes found frozen in place after particularly large snowstorms. They are easy prey.
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Snowfall Elk
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The snowfall elk is crowned by an impressive pair of antlers that are never shed. Elder elk are often brought down by the weight of them.
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Snowflake Nymph
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A creature of uncommon humor. It collects snowflakes for its patron.
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Snowsquall Floracat
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This feline rarely grooms - those that do often become stuck! (Colored by kickingshoes.)
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Snowy Owlynx
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Despite its impressive wings, the Snowy Owlynx is incapable of flight. But it is a natural born sprinter, and very dangerous over short distances.
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Somber Spirit
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A bundle of mismatched parts, levitating in tandem through a musty cloud of dark energy.
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Sorrel Gryphlet
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Gryphlets are a variety of gryphon that retain a hatchling's proportions and disposition even into adulthood.
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Southmarsh Podid
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This Podid is capable of holding its breath for up to two hours, during which time it will take a nap. Tread lightly in the marsh.
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Sparkle Nymph
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A creature of uncommon joy. It collects sparkles for its patron.
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Sparksylph
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Sparksylph congregate on the edges of the fiercest storms: a crackling mist riding the winds.
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Spectral Duskflapper
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In a peculiar feat of biological engineering, these rough-hide bats are brimming with a blue-hot internal combustion that can cause an explosion if one is not careful around them.
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Spectre Wyvern
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Spectres are tenders of vast, terrible knowledge. To keep such knowledge sealed away from those who would use it, spectres have sealed their voices.
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Speedy
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Speedy is a rebel looking for a cause.
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Spellbound Tome
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Using deft wings to dart here and there, this magical book just won't let anyone read it.
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Spellwall Boran
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These beasts of war are outfitted with armor that's nearly as dangerous to its rider as its opponent!
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Spidered Seat
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None of the theories about the designer of this freaky furniture have any legs. The furniture itself has, well, plenty.
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Spined Cobra
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Would-be charmers would be wise to invest in a clay pot; these spiny serpents shred wicker baskets.
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Spinel Vulstal
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The crystals of Vulstals drop off as the creature grows. This familiar is capable of filling a hoard with riches. (KS-Sponsored by Lune)
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Spiney Whale
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Only in the past century have these mysterious leviathans begun to surface. Their origin remains unknown.
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Spiral Capricat
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A spiral capricat is an unusual mutation that doesn't pass down through breeding.
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Spirit Armor
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This enchanted armor will roam ancient pathways, protecting the road's travelers.
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Spoiling Scorpio
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The stars align, showing a sign of perseverance. (Riot of Rot 2020 Holiday Item)
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Spotted Faun
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Unusually playful, a faun's interest can result in unintended mischief and mayhem.
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Sprangyroo
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Sprangyroo begin their combat training from the moment they are able to stand on two feet.
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Spring Glade Lord
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Some dryads gain additional abilities with the changing of the seasons. Spring Lords hold dominion over most plant life in their homes during the season of new blooms.
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Spring Sphinx
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An aromatic flurry kicks up every time this elegant sphinx takes wing.
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Sprouting Goblin
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The eyes of the Gladekeeper. (Greenskeeper Gathering Holiday Familiar 2017.)
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Squall Rasa
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The thick, downy undercoat of the Rasa keeps it warm and dry during the long winters in Boreal Wood. Dragons prize its fur.
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Starry Ampelope
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The speckled patterns that dot this antelope's flank resemble a cluster of constellations.
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Starspawn Flyer
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Stealthy creatures, starspawn flyers attack silently in the night.
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Steadfast Sweeper
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Everything is all fine and good until these grow arms and you've got eight thousand of them all pouring water into the same well.
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Steam Gyre
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This spirit hovers around The Great Furnace. It is only visible as a manifestation in the vapors of the steam produced by the forges.
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Steelhound
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These golems are networked together. A pack of steelhounds can threaten smaller dragon clans.
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Stone Borer
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The armor plating on this golem was designed to withstand a cave-in. Deflecting a claw is no challenge.
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Stonewatch Harpy
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A single harpy is a rare sight. This one is a scout for a much larger flock.
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Stonewatch Prince
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Males are a rarity among harpies, and it is unusual to see one take up the warrior's mask.
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Storm Seeker
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Storm Seekers are the heralds of bleak weather. Entire murders of them flock toward approaching thunderclouds and hurricanes.
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Stormclaw Showman
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This talonok creates a distracting display, allowing its allies a greater chance at a surprise strike!
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Stormcloud Harpy
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Willing to make the best of a bad situation, these Southern Icefield immigrants use their spelled snow to cool the ground where they keep their homes.
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Stormcloud Miller
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Stormcloud harpies produce the finest pigments available, and don't let the Windcarve clan tell you otherwise!
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Strangler
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The strangler actively hunts once a year. It chokes its prey and buries the body. It will take root in soon-to-be fertile soil and rest for another year.
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Striped Crecko
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The amazing toe-pads of a crecko allows it to cling to sheer walls, or maintain a good grip on a dragon's shoulder: Shoulder creckos!
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Styracavus
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The crest of a Styracavus will grow throughout its life. When damaged, the split bone will grow in a wild array of bony protrusions.
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Styrantrum
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The crest and frills of a Styrantrum would make perfect perches for Fae or Veilspun dragons. Do with that what you will.
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Summer Sphinx
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These tawny sphinx become dominant in the summer season, taking their turn to rule over the sphinx prides.
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Sumptuous Cape
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A cape that looks so good it doesn't even need a dragon.
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Sunbeam Dryad
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Sunbeam Dryads are only awake during the day. It's safer to travel through their territory at night.
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Sunrise Troodo
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This adorable and affectionate creature will befriend you juuuust long enough to empty your packs of all your shiny belongings at the first opportunity.
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Sunset Buttersnake
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The Buttersnakes dancing in the sunset have the most elegant flop to their arms.
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Sunset Lasher
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A lasher rarely leaves its den, preferring to wait for prey to arrive at its doorstep before striking.
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Sunspot Clouddancer
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These raptors are an aggressive variant of Clouddancer. Young hatchlings have fallen prey to their talons. (KS-sponsored by Vahilor.)
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Superb Gryphlet
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This plush, round gryphlet is a different story when soaking wet.
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Supernal Brightbeast
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With glowing horns that wax and wane with the phases of the moon, the supernal brightbeast is a wonder, even to dragonkind.
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Surf Strider
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Brilliant flashes of golden scales are a sign for smaller dragons to leave the water.
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Swallowtail Jumper
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These insects propel themselves into the air with powerful thrusts of their wings... then tumble clumsily to the ground, landing in an ungainly roll.
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Swamphaunt Kelpie
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Kelpies are omnivorous. If they are able to catch live prey, they prefer to drown it first.
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Swarming Devourer
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Mass hives are known to lay waste to any local plant life, but the tufts above their tarsal claws are vital to the spread of pollen.
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Swarmsprite Deerling
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While timid individually, deerlings become aggressive and predatory when they swarm.
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Swarm Sovereign
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In the wild, a Sovereign's chitinous prongs are used to vie for leadership of the hive's migration. Their vibrant colors often make them the prized jewel of an insect collector's hoard.
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Sweetheart Swan
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Every year as this swan returns to its nesting grounds, it chooses a new sweetheart.
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Swift Lumen
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Lumen no longer require food, drawing all the energy they need from sunlight.
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Swift Volt
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These fluffy creatures give static electricity a whole new level of dread.
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Swiftstride Soldier
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Centaur are capable of patrolling large territories. These soldiers ensure trading paths stay safely accessible for the rest of the herd.
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Swinging Chandelier
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A diagram of this familiar is plastered on the very first page of a book entitled "How to Know if Your Lair is Haunted."
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