Traits

Bizarre winter insects that mimic sprigs of mistletoe, they invade mhoat homes during this season and create love-drunk feelings in those they bite, either playing matchmakers or creating embarrassing moments for the one who received the bite.

Bizarre little creatures with a bell-like face that create jingling noises anytime they move, they have an uncanny ability to find hidden objects as the sounds they produce can travel through objects and below the ground to reveal things unseen.

Swamp-dwelling species that make their homes in lands saturated with water, they move mud around these areas creating new islands to encourage flourishing plant life, anchor large trees, or even destabilize large mushroom growths.

A wandering species that hides in the nooks and crannies of homes and other buildings, they leave glowing tracks that appear at night and traveling Mynrosians often use them to seek out settlements to rest and resupply.

A small freshwater fish that appears to thrive in any environment, they start small but will grow as large as their environment allows with their squeaky calls becoming deep crows the larger they grow.

A long, slinky creature that can wiggle its way into the smallest places, they act as apex predators in coral reefs with a bite that can shatter coral, rocks, and even shells in single-minded pursuit of its prey.

An aquatic creature with a cute face that secures itself to various surfaces and uses its tails to lure in prey, the face on its body is a decoy, the true mouth hidden among the tails that sway in ocean currents.

Long coiling creatures that live in the tree canopies hunt down burrowing parasites in the branches, when food is plentiful they gather in large colonies, but when food is scarce they become solitary and aggressive.

Small, bird-like fish that are common prey for a variety of other creatures, they form schools for extra protection and feed on small parasites other creatures overlook often pecking away at the sands for their tiny seed-sized prey.

Rock-like creatures with two forms, one dormant and unassuming while the other active and flashy, they absorb magic and light to fuel their active form for short periods to jump from one location to the next for fresh fuel.

A deceptive cephalopod that lures birds and small fish alike, they are efficient hunters using their environment and laying traps to draw their prey towards them rather than seeking them out directly.

A large bat-like fish with a voracious appetite for fruits and mushrooms, living along tree and mushroom covered banks they launch themselves out of the water and fly short distances with their modified fins to snatch their desired meal from the air.

Strange squishy creatures that resemble mhoat, they eat anything and everything and use the energy they consume to duplicate their forms; the duplicates can be eliminated by coming into contact with water and the original becomes unable to duplicate until they dry.

Strange little creatures that are entirely edible from their feathers to their tears, they must be handled with care as any body heat can cause their feathers to melt and clump which leaves them grounded until they preen the feathers back into shape.

Strange squishy creatures that resemble vabbits, they eat organic materials and use the energy they consume to duplicate their forms; the duplicates can be eliminated by coming into contact with water and the original becomes unable to duplicate until they dry.

Apex oceanic predators known for their uncanny intelligence, those kept as pets are often juveniles since adult onyans live in the deep ocean and rarely leave.

A common pet kept as livestock for the warm fabric created from their wool and eggs, a common food staple.

A fish that produces fermented liquids that it uses to trap prey, excess liquid forms into orbs on its crown and can be plucked and consumed by curious Mynrosians.

A master of disguise, this creature hides in plain sight and is a menace to the items and food Mynrosians keep in storage.

A sticky and edible pet, pieces of its body can be harvested and will grow back over time, often kept outside because of its messy nature.