#ohote

[tetrameryxx]

Two predators of the Akkrazaran succulent thickets, leggy moon jackals and spotted sabrecats. 'Jackal' packs lope over grasses that tickle their bellies, and weave through the narrow spineless places between patches of Euphorbia. The 'cats' will watch from the boughs of Acacias, or from within the shade of fan palms.

[pinyonrice]

something changed

[tetrameryxx]

Ve, unaware that his daughter was born the very same day, plans to cook a jackrabbit for his bandit gang, feeling pretty sorry for himself. At least they camped in a shallow limestone doline, the latent moisture extending spring beyond the heat.

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A catalogue of Akkrazaran dog breeds, found inside of a reference bestiary

[tetrameryxx]

Oh you guys are probably here for art, huh. Here's a quick sketch of a centaur, because I wanted to draw one. I don't think centaurs are naturally occurring in Ohote, but I think a skilled enough magician can figure one out...

[tetrameryxx]

A plate illustrated by Dverga scientists with Akkrazaran labels, detailing a selection of species of corpse-feeding lizardbirds or tansuechgǎ. There are two known 'groupings' of these animals, with the blue-red examples belonging to one group, and the yellow-red to another. The former specializes on megafauna like mastodons or horses, while the latter are scavengers of smaller animals and the leavings of the former group.

They're valued in Akkrazare as the children of the god Pipme, and in some Tapakemo clans, are also part of open-air funerary rites in winter months, specifically the blue-headed corpsebird.

[tetrameryxx]

Amekhoz, dragon of fire, is only seen in the depths of summer, setting alight field and forest. His cyclical lifecycle is short and brutal, but a known constant, unlikely to fizzle out over the long term.

[tetrameryxx]

What if an elf was a little perissodactyl