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| − | The ghosts of water live deep in seas, and these glamorous beings, often known as mermaids, are half woman half fish. The skin may be green, it may be white, it may be any colour, if it fits in with the sea, which mermaids often use to hide. Not much is known about mermaids, only, that the first of them are supposed to be drunken girls, which were given life again by the goddess of water Òrfhlaith. Some people say, that mermaids are the guards of springs, seas and rivers. | + | ''The ghosts of water live deep in seas, and these glamorous beings, often known as mermaids, are half woman half fish. The skin may be green, it may be white, it may be any colour, if it fits in with the sea, which mermaids often use to hide. Not much is known about mermaids, only, that the first of them are supposed to be drunken girls, which were given life again by the goddess of water Òrfhlaith. Some people say, that mermaids are the guards of springs, seas and rivers.'' |
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Latest revision as of 19:37, 13 July 2013
- Salamanders
- Root Wights
- Meat Bumblebees
- Scarabs
- Gnomes
- Will-O'-The-Wisps
- Skraeling
- Wart Venom Rats
- Sylphs
- Midgard Snakes
- Nymphs
- Climbing Plants
- Mermaids
- Werewolves
- Gorgons
- Harpies
- Bald Eagles
- Morlocks
- Giant Marok Spiders
- Fire Devils
- Fenrir Wolves
- Demons
- Horn Golems
- Sun Horses
- Minotaurs
- Gryphons
- Blood Alps
- Cyclopes
- Manticores
- Behemoth
- Ogres
- Sand Worms
- Death Angels
- Golden Sphinxes
- Fire Sting Dragons
- Ice Eye Dragons
- Snake Neck Dragons
- Salamanders
- Root Wights
- Meat Bumblebees
- Scarabs
- Gnomes
- Will-O'-The-Wisps
- Skraeling
- Wart Venom Rats
- Sylphs
- Midgard Snakes
- Nymphs
- Climbing Plants
- Mermaids
- Werewolves
- Gorgons
- Harpies
- Bald Eagles
- Morlocks
- Giant Marok Spiders
- Fire Devils
- Fenrir Wolves
- Demons
- Horn Golems
- Sun Horses
- Minotaurs
- Gryphons
- Blood Alps
- Cyclopes
- Manticores
- Behemoth
- Ogres
- Sand Worms
- Death Angels
- Golden Sphinxes
- Fire Sting Dragons
- Ice Eye Dragons
- Snake Neck Dragons
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Mermaids
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| Values | |
| Attack: | 8 |
| Defense: | 8 |
| Life Force: | 52 |
| Speed: | 4 tpa |
| Points: | 2 |
| No Strengths | |
| No Weaknesses | |
| Creature is not convertible | |
The ghosts of water live deep in seas, and these glamorous beings, often known as mermaids, are half woman half fish. The skin may be green, it may be white, it may be any colour, if it fits in with the sea, which mermaids often use to hide. Not much is known about mermaids, only, that the first of them are supposed to be drunken girls, which were given life again by the goddess of water Òrfhlaith. Some people say, that mermaids are the guards of springs, seas and rivers.
