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ETHORA

Arcanus Bestiary

Field Guide · Fauna

Other Species of Ethora

The Arcanus are not alone in the wilds. These are the other documented species — companions, prey, and curiosities.

Oris — species reference
Plate · Oris species reference by Velkss

Species

Oris

Long-skulled omnivore. Striped flanks, furless tail, three toes and a thumb.

Height

195–220 cm at shoulder

Diet

Omnivore

Horn morphs

Common to Rare horn variants

Field stats

Intelligence8 / 10
Speed7 / 10
Strength6 / 10
Qualified as pet7 / 10

Distinguishing features

  • ·Breathing holes along the throat
  • ·Long elegant skull with prominent fangs
  • ·Three toes and an opposable thumb on each forepaw
  • ·Furless, banded tail
  • ·Mane of soft fur across shoulders and chest

Eight known horn morphs documented — four common (pale tip), three uncommon, and an ochre-marked rare set.

Nudler — species reference
Plate · Nudler species reference by Velkss

Species

Nudler

Small serpentine companion. Two upper fangs, any color, famously fond of being held.

Diet

Carnivore (small prey)

Horn morphs

Horn morphs all classed Rare

Field stats

Intelligence2 / 10
Speed3 / 10
Strength2 / 10
Qualified as pet9 / 10

Distinguishing features

  • ·Only two fangs in the upper jaw
  • ·Coats in any color — solids, speckled, and patterned
  • ·Coils into an 'anger mode' arc when threatened
  • ·Four documented horn morphs — hornless, twin-spike, tri-spike, and the curling pair

The Nudler is one of the most commonly kept companions in Ethora. Slow, gentle, and almost universally affectionate — but the horned morphs are vanishingly rare.

Oris Masterlist

Catalogued Oris

Recognized Oris specimens kept separately from the Arcanus archive.