Animals

Dragon of the Wheat	A flaxen Dragon (like in the Release the Dragon picture)	assigned to B Huffman	COMPLETE
Schayparian Gryphon	A razor haired Gryphon	assigned to Andreas Rabenstein	COMPLETE
Macaw	A red bird	assigned to Lorene Turner	COMPLETE
Sceberru	Three headed dog	assigned to Marie Tary	COMPLETE
Stag of Pherop Clearing	A magical white stag	assigned to Anna Pieruccini	COMPLETE
Slag Dragon	A wingless dragon	assigned to Piia Multanen	COMPLETE
Ubiquitous Spook	Ubiquitous means "Everywhere at once"	assigned to Jeremy Fowler-Lindemulder	COMPLETE
Google Lump	A huge hulking creature of some sort	assigned to Leslie Allen Usrey	COMPLETE
Ragnarock	The Ragnarock is composed entirely of Rock and Stone, and could be thought of as a warmonger. Ragnarocks usually top off at about 40-50 feet in height and 10-20 tons in weight. They are called Ragnarock because wherever they go, they leave a wake of destruction behind them, much like the Norse Ragnarok, and they are...well, rock. No one really knows whether the Ragnarock are stupid, and mindlessly destroy, whether they are malicious and evil, or are simply misunderstood. In any case, they are either coveted or despised; coveted as warmongers, despised and hunted for the same reason.	assigned to Stacey Kettler	incomplete	July 13, 2001
Wither Wisp	Withering Wisps are small, black, fibrous clouds of "scavenging" fog surrounding an orb of levitating green and blackened flesh (which is it's true body). The fog is secreted from the orb and acts as an extentsion of nerves as well as tendrils for grasping onto prey, leaving behind welts like the tentacle of a jellyfish does. Wither Wisps move without sound and are virtually invisible in the shadows. They are scavengers and hunters and will attack nearly anything it can find that it deems "food". Once it kills it's prey, it envelopes it, remaining still while digesting. When done it leave behind only a withered husk of it's victim. The Wisp's fog can be manipulated to a shape that best fits its "mood", ranging from flat and rolling for at ease, to bunched up and billowing showing anger or frustration. They are agressive and hard to kill, and impossible to scare away. They are usually found in jungle like regions around large water falls or shadow banks where normal fog is frequent.	unassigned	incomplete

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