Items

Species Name: Pygmy Bhasin
Set: Pygmy
Rarity: Common
Description:
Pygmy Bhasin have earned their name by mimicking their cousin species, Bhasin. Pygmys Bhasin are usually far more colorful and only reach sizes of 30cm-50cm. They hide amongst colorful foilage and feast upon the sweet nectar and insects of the plants. The type of nectar they consume influences the colorful patterns of their scales. 

Species Name: Pygmy Bhasin
Set: Pygmy
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Pygmy Bhasin have earned their name by mimicking their cousin species, Bhasin. Pygmys Bhasin are usually far more colorful and only reach sizes of 30cm-50cm. They hide amongst colorful foilage and feast upon the sweet nectar and insects of the plants. The type of nectar they consume influences the colorful patterns of their scales. 

Species Name: Pygmy Bhasin
Set: Pygmy
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Pygmy Bhasin have earned their name by mimicking their cousin species, Bhasin. Pygmys Bhasin are usually far more colorful and only reach sizes of 30cm-50cm. They hide amongst colorful foilage and feast upon the sweet nectar and insects of the plants. The type of nectar they consume influences the colorful patterns of their scales. 

Species Name: Ribbeon
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: CelestialStitch
Description:
Small, limbed eels that live in the sand of shallow tropical beaches. During low tide, these eels create small nests of wet sand, easily distinguished by the small balls of clumped sand they leave outside their den. Ribbeons are shy, and usually create small openings through the bottom of their dens to peer out of in search of danger. They can last hours outside of water, however, become lethargic when dry. 

Species Name: Gobbygon
Set: Foraging
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: CelestialStitch
Description:
Gobbygons are coin-loving amphibians that live exclusively in the Wishing Pond. They hide amongst the glittering water's, where they will happily greet any visitor, always curious for food.  They are completely harmless and are very social and inquisitive creatures.

Species Name: Karmil
Set: Occult
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: Phoenix
Description:
Keep your shiny and precious items locked away when a Karmil is near! These little dragons love to steal valuable and shiny items, but oddly enough marbles often fill their little nests most of all. It's not always clear where they find these small glass balls, but even in densely wooded areas, a Karmil will always have some marbles in its hoard.

Species Name: Glass Siren
Set: Foraging
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: Phoenix
Description:
Glass Sirens are a small, shark-like mammals only found on the coasts and water biomes of The Gemini Fields. They are renowned for their unique calls, sounding that of a whale's call underwater. Averaging the size of a large dog, Glass Sirens can be dangerous when provoked, sporting a mouth full of razor-sharp crystal-like teeth. Typically these Sirens will avoid confrontation unless they feel their food or territory is at risk. 

Vasper's are overgrown wasps from the Wasp's Nest. They lack the armour that their species processes and are often kicked from their hives once grown. These creatures roam around the Harrow in search for food and are often shy towards most creatures. Their venom is not deadly, only causeing hallucinations.
Backed By: CelestialStitch

Species Name: Pygmy Laviro
Set: Pygmy
Rarity: Common
Description:
Unlike Laviro, pygmy Laviro live in mid to deep water, usually found grazing or fast asleep in coral reefs or trenches where they can easily hide from predators. Some have been seen to have antlers twice their size to conceal them from threats while they sleep. 

Species Name: Pygmy Laviro
Set: Pygmy
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Unlike Laviro, pygmy Laviro live in mid to deep water, usually found grazing or fast asleep in coral reefs or trenches where they can easily hide from predators. Some have been seen to have antlers twice their size to conceal them from threats while they sleep. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed. 

Small beasts of the Rot, these slow-moving creatures feed on corpses or any unfortunate prey that are not fast enough to escape their jaws. Maggrots see through a row of eyes on folds of its face, however they can only detect movement, and are rather placid once fed.