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| − | Motenkrani are large earth elementals found in Trilok. They take the form of heavily-built quadrapeds made of frozen soil and rock, with occasional bits of moss and glowing eyes. Beyond this, however, their appearances can vary; some resemble sculptures of animals, some look like suits of armour, and so on. They are also self-aware and capable of speech. | + | Motenkrani are large earth elementals found in Trilok. They take the form of heavily-built quadrapeds made of frozen soil and rock, with occasional bits of moss and glowing eyes. Beyond this, however, their appearances can vary; some resemble sculptures of animals, some look like suits of armour, some appear as walking fossils, and so on. They are also self-aware and capable of speech. |
Latest revision as of 04:08, 14 December 2011
| Motenkran moh-ten-kran pl. Motenkrani | |
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| Fact File | |
| Classification: | Fronima-based |
| Frequency: | Rare |
| Size: | Large |
| Lifespan: | |
| Domesticated?: | No |
| Diet: | Unknown |
| Biome(s): | Mountain, Tundra |
Motenkrani are large earth elementals found in Trilok. They take the form of heavily-built quadrapeds made of frozen soil and rock, with occasional bits of moss and glowing eyes. Beyond this, however, their appearances can vary; some resemble sculptures of animals, some look like suits of armour, some appear as walking fossils, and so on. They are also self-aware and capable of speech.
