THE SENTIENT BEASTS OVERVIEW

OVERVIEW

Throughout Caelereth there are beings that cannot be considered a "race" in the typical sense, yet they unmistakably show signs of sentience and intelligence, sometimes way beyond what is imaginable for humans. Often compendiumists cannot explain these creatures' origins, or it is difficult to track them down, or they are considered mythical - until new sightings seem to suggest otherwise. Below we've tried to collect these mysterious creatures:

Overview. The following Sentient Beasts have been recorded so far:

The Drasil ("History Tree")

DRASIL, THE ("HISTORY TREE")
Drasil, or "History Trees", are large, dark, tree-like creatures that are known to mainly serve as protectors of Aohu'o Brownies living at the continent of Akdor. The rare Drasil that survive outside of Akdor serve as a memory storage for the people, due to their phenomenal, prodigious  memories. Therefore, the Drasil have been appropriately dubbed "History Trees."
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The Hiveling Creature

HIVELING CREATURE, THE
Dancing without feet, watching without eyes, and roaring in a buzzing, shivering dialect spoken by wings in place of a tongue. Most of what is known of the Hivelings is from fleeting eyewitness accounts and ancients stories and songs. Most commonly described as “a man made of bees”, they in fact take many forms, using many kinds of insect as a host – though always swarming insects, and it seems they cannot keep such a form for long. Foremost, this is a creature of impossibilities; by rights it shouldn’t exist at all – and its very presence invites questions that have few clear answers. Return to the top
 

The Pendrowe Plant Being

PENDROWE PLANT BEING, THE
The Pendrowe are plant-like beings who act as guardians and caretakers of the many forested regions of Caelereth. The Pendrowe types most encountered and documented have an appearance of a tree, although it is known that Pendrowe can appear as most any kind of plant type. Pendrowe is often used as the plural and singular form when referring to the plant.
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 Date of last edit 21st Dead Tree 1670 a.S.

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