The Unlucky Princess [Training/ Open]

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (Jungle)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The next creature that was presented to her on the chalk board was something called the Terror Beak. Yuri looked at it and began to draw a rough sketch of the creature for herself. It looked more or less like an ostrich all though it did look a fair bit more aggressive than any flightless bird she had every encountered before. It had colorful plumage and razor sharp claws and beaks. They consider all people to be odd, and weird, and they weren't above hunting down humans as well as other animals for food. Of course they didn't, because apparently humans were on the menu for anything that had any kind of sharp teeth, or talons of some sort. She labeled and noted everything of importance about the beast before asking about it's yields.

For what she was told the creature didn't have any yields which was disappointing, but not at all unexpected. She shook her head and put a symbol next to the creatures picture and name. It was another beast that wasn't worth the time and the effort to hunt down and kill. It was best to avoid the little bastard if possible.

[Starnaess]

125 maxed

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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With the mundane out of the way... well some of them were mundane other were just as if not freakier than the mystical Monsters she had been learning about earlier. The chalk board was cleared, her teacher than began to put another picture onto the board. Yuri eyes widened for a second when she heard the name of this damn thing. It seem she was back in crazy town, because something called a Behemoth Eagle, shouldn't exist in the world with deceit human beings. Yuri started to laugh again at the idea of this things and just began to make a rough sketch of it for herself. It looked more or less like an actual eagle which was a bit of a shock if she was to be honest with herself.

In a since it was a majestic creature. It was colossal in size, and had a staggering wing span. it wasn't just like an eagle, it was more like, a perfected larger version of an eagle. It was basically everything an eagle wishes it was. It could deal dramatic damage, and as always with the more dangerous of the creatures. It produced no notable yields.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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Her teacher erased the picture of the behemoth eagle, and Yuri turned the page of her note book in turn. As she turned her page she looked back up as she heard her teacher drawing away on the board. She what she saw staring back at her was terrifying. It was a beast unlike any other that she had learned about up to this point. Just looking at it's structure screamed out about how powerful this thing was. It looked like a walking mountain. It was an enormous beast that has a rocky armored plated body. On it's head looked like a crown, but it was a series of jagged and powerful horns that sat on the top of it's head. Yuri screamed power and that it should be feared and Yuri was Incline to oblige the damn thing.

Yuri brought her head back down and began to scan over her empty page, as she tried to figure out how to fit the picture of this thing on her page. She would finally begin to sketch her picture of these monster that sat on the chalk board in front of her. It wouldn't take long for her to get done with the important parts before she would begin label the parts of her body.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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It's appearance wasn't the only thing that was scary about this creature. It was not only almost the size of a mountain, but it also had a hungry to match. It will eat every plant, animal in sight. it will even devour building that enter into it's line of sight. This thing was just ridiculous on so many levels and it was a good thing, that there were so few of them. Probably because most of them would have starve to death judging by it's appetite. Yuri smiled as she took down her noes but grimaced a bit as she saw that they were not only found in the Mountains, but also in the forest and Jungle regions. That was a little concerning as it would appear that there might be some closer than she would like.

Her teacher claims that Thunder behemoths are sent out by the gods to destroy wicked cities, raze great temples or monuments that offend divine eyes, and otherwise act as instruments of divine wrath. If that was the case their weren't doing their jobs very well. There were plenty of cities filled with evil that were still standing.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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There was still so much more to learn about this beast it seemed. Yuri didn't mind, while it was a scary thing it was best to learn as much as she could about it, just in case she was to encounter a Thunder Behemoth. It seemed that it gave you plenty of notice before it made it's appearance. Days before it's arrival there would be small earthquakes, a mass exoduses of burrowing animals to the surface, and an unexplained increase in fallen trees and sinkholes. Those signs should be more than enough to develop an earlier warning system as well as help to track the damn thing down. It may be impossibility rare, but it had some obvious signs when near. There was only one thing that she really needed to no.

It seemed that this creature had a rather potent yield that could be very useful. The gullet of this thing gave a tremendous boost to sonic damage. That could be very useful to her crafters and alchemist. It was just a matter of whether someone was crazy enough to go after the damn thing. She shrugged her shoulder and marked it with a start like everything else that was of interest.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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Her teacher would erase the board of the thunder beast, and would begin to draw up another picture for Yuri to sink her teeth into. When the teacher finished her drawing, Yuri could not hold back her laughter, it was not because the creature looked funny in anyway. No it was the complete opposite. he fact that such again even walked the surface of the earth was so ridiculous that she didn't know what else to do other that laugh at it, to allow running away screaming at the top of her lungs. Although it would be more accurate to say that this creature didn't really roam the earth but dwell underneath it. She looked at the picture and then read the name out loud to herself.

It was called the Bullete, and this was the more common of it's kind. Yuri shook her hea as she began to sketch it's picture. There was nothing common about something that went by the nickname of Land Shark. Although it had some similarities in it's appearance to that of a shark it wasn't enough to give it such a name. She scoffed at it, as she finished sketching it's picture in her notebook.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Mountain)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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These were a little easier to find, than the Hammer head and the Xenarth variants, according to Yuri's teacher. They all seemed to be build to carve through the earth as if it was water. She was now starting to understand the moniker that these things were given. They grew to be fairly large and have soft malleable armor plates. Unlike sharks they have claws strong enough to tear through dirt, rock and stone. They had plenty of yields that could be useful for the village. It seemed that blacksmiths valued their strong scales, and their stomach acids could be use to create power acid creations. This made a great deal of sense considering the things that they ate their stomach acids would need to be beyond corrosive in nature.

They also contain a ravenous hunger, which seemed to be a running theme today, with the monsters that she was learning about. they will eat literally anything in there way, thanks in large part because their powerful stomach acids are able to digest just about anything. Even the babies of these creature share it's parents hunger. It's a wonder they haven't eaten each and drove themselves into extinction by this point.

[Starnaess]

+125 maxed

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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It was time to go back to the average creature, but the lesson would be moving on to the River regions. Yuri turned her notebook to a new page, and her teacher began to clear off the board. Yuri groaned as it seemed like she had run out of pages. Before she could blink, her teacher handed her another one, and began to write on the board. Yuri looked up as she opened up her fresh notebook and began to take her notes. She let everything she had learned so far, float on the edges of her mind. She quickly returned when the for creature was drawn on the board. Her eyes widened a bit as she looked at the creature. It was actually somewhat beautiful.

She instantly began to wonder what horrifying things that this creature would be capable of as something this beautiful was rather lethal in a large amount of ways. She began to delicately draw her sketch on to her fresh bit of paper. She felt like she was turning into a nerd, because for some reason she was enjoying the smell of the fresh sheets of paper.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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Much of what she assumed at the creature was almost 100% correct, much to her dismay. She smiled as she heard they these things had beautiful wings that it used as a sort of sail, to glide across the surface of the water. They were know as Aquantis, and they feed on pods... and humans apparently. They use the wind to move them, and were very patient in their approach, only waiting for a favorable like of attack before they take action. They weren't known to use the wind to get them into a nice glide and to scoop up unsuspecting sailors off the side of ships. That was... concerning, though not too much so. They were large creatures. It would be difficult, not to see them coming.

She hated to say it, but getting scooped up by these things would be your fault more than their. She sighed as this one had no yields to speak of, which was a bit sad, it seemed they were more of a visual distraction, rather than anything useful in terms of resources that she and the village could actually use.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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Her teacher erased the board and began to draw up another creature on the board. She began to laugh a bit as she saw the thing. It was just a little beaver. Yuri started to laugh harder when her teacher mentioned that it was in fact a giant beaver. She shook her head as life was truly ridiculous it seemed. She chuckled and then just began to sketch out the thing on her new blank page in front of her. With a smile on her face that just continued to get bigger there wasn't going to be much to learn abut this thing, other than maybe it built... giant dams, instead of regular ones? She began to snicker once again. She was right for the most part, and was a little disappointed by it's size. It was more of a medium Beaver rather than giant.

Yeah sure it was huge for a beaver, but come on. She shrugged her arm as it had some pretty good yields. The scent glands can be used to cure any type of breathing problem, and several types of bone problems, including arthritis. They are also used as aphrodisiacs, and the pelts make excellent waterproof leather armor. She made sure to jot this down and marked a star mark next to the picture.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The giant beaver was removed from the board, and Yuri was saddened a little bit. She was saddened even more so as the it was replaced by a bug. She groaned and as she began to sketch out the picture that was now on the board. This thing was known as a Giant Predacious Diving Beetle. A long name for a relatively small creature. This thing was a water bug. Fantastic, that meant she would need to avoid the river waters for a while. She sighed to herself as she began to jot down her sketch onto her paper, with a disgusted look on her face. They were translucent creatures and had sharp serrated mandibles that deal heavy damage to ship hulls. They didn't seem all that dangerous truth be told but they had quite a bit of Yields that could be used.

The Powdered form of this creature can cure a variety of ailments, including skin lesions, rashes and stomach cramps. The shell of these bugs, if shaped correctly can be fashioned into sets of Armour. The armor will provide 100% protection vs. non-Chakra forms of attack and 50% resistance to all others. Beetle hides can be fashioned shields with 50% protection of the same armor effects above. This could be extraordinarily useful.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The bugs was erased from the board, Yuri went to turn to the next page. As she turned to the next page, she looked up at the the chalk board, and saw the creature that she was drawing. It looked like a hippopotamus, but she knew it was something a little more than that when her teach began to talk about it's size. It was quite a bit larger than the regular Hippo to be sure, and the name of the creature would support her original thought of it not being the run of the mill hippo. It was know as the Behemoth Hippo. She was beginning to wonder how many Behemoths there were in the world, and if that word wasn't just being used a tad bit too literately. It seemed if it was bigger than normal they just slapped a behemoth to the front of the name.

She shook her head as she began to sketch the picture into her notebook, and began to label the creature as closely to what her teacher was doing. As she finished off labeling her picture of the creature, her teacher would begin to talk about all the deadly things that this thing could do. That was always fun.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Animal/Vermin (River)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: This skill enables a character to observe the actions or habitat of an animal or vermin and interpret what is going on as well as identifying said animal or vermin.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Actions can show how dangerous the creature is, whether it is hungry, protecting its young, or defending a nearby den. Furthermore, careful observation of signs and behaviors can even indicate the location of a water hole, animal herds, predators, or impending danger, such as a forest fire. A successful check means the character understands the basic actions of the creature, as well as the type of creature it is. A character may also imitate the calls and cries of animals that he is reasonably familiar with, based on the knowledge (user must learn per Region). This ability is limited by volume. A successful check means that only Chakra means can distinguish the character's call from that of a true animal. The cry is sufficient to fool animals, perhaps frightening them away or luring them closer. When learning the user must choose per Region and they may only have knowledge of Animals and Vermin creatures. Identifying a Vermin or Animal Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The are known as greater Water Horses, and they seemed to have waterproof skin. Although she had no real idea what that was actually suppose to mean. She shrugged her shoulders at the thought and just continued to jot down her notes as best she could. These things were apparently legendary, for their great size, giant tusk, and the all around crabby disposition. They have very large mouth to properly hold their tusks, but have rather short legs. Their skin is water proof and insulated by several layers of fat. They are just as likely to attack you randomly as they are to leave you alone. It was a game a chance for any person and the water vessel that came into the reach of this creature. It was dangerous indeed, but was it worth the time?

No, not really. Powdered tusks cured tooth aches, and the oils from the creatures can make ointments to prevent and sooth sunburns, and other burns. The tusks can also be used to make weapons. These things were useful, but not at all useful enough to go after this thing. She sighed as she would leave no mark next to it's name, it risk to reward ratio wasn't worth it.

[Spectre of the Falls(Kuroki)]

+30 TP Maxed Skills

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Rural)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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It seemed that they were done with the normal portion of the lesson and where not moving on to the more mystical branch of it. Although she didn't really know what she could learn about mythical beast in rural areas. How do there actually be any. However, before she could even ask the questions the teach was all ready drawing on the chalk board in front of her. She sighed as she looked up to see a new creature being drawn on the board, and it was a rather horrific looking thing. It's name didn't do much to belay her concerns either. The damn thing was called a Crop Lurker.

She sighed as she began to drawn her sketch down on her page. She could tell by the name alone, that this thing would not be people friendly. Whether it would be accident, or by actively trying to hunt and track down humans. She didn't want to think about it, but she wasn't exactly hopeful about it being somewhat friendly with humans in some way.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Rural)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The creature appeared to the reptilian in nature which was already bit of a red flag. Cold blooded animals like this, that lurker in crops would like feast on warm bloodied mammals. Yuri just sighed as she continued to take her notes and waiting for the other shoe to eventually drop. It was medium in size so it could grow to be about the size of a human, and maybe a bit larger. This again did not bode particularly well for any farmers that might be harvesting their crops. Luckily, they weren't common, but they weren't as rare as she would have liked, this alone gave her concerns enough to set up mission to hunt down this creatures and keep them out of the rural areas of her farmers. And then there is was, they liked to hide in irrigation ditches and attack livestock and farmers, great, and they had an 85% chance of staying invisible while that did so.

This would explain their mythical status. But there was some good news regarding these things. Young Crop Lurkers could be trained. This was good new indeed. IF they could capture a few of these young, and train them, they could actually used them to defend against not other lurkers, but invaders, and dangerous wild life that could enter into the area.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Rural)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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The crop lurker was erased from the board in front of her, as she turned to a fresh page. As she turned to a fresh page her teacher began too draw a new creature on the board. Yuri looked up at the board and raised and eyebrow, because what she was seeing seemed more at home in ocean not in a rural area. She shrugged her shoulders as she waited to hear the explanation behind this creature. It had a long scaly body and a long tail that ended with a barbed tentacle. According to her teacher they are relatively new evolution to sea bound creatures. There is nothing that give any reason for their apparent migration to land. If she had to guess it would be to avoid the many hellish beast within the sea.

Whatever the case maybe they have evolved into a successful land base ambush predator. She had a pretty good idea about what these things hunted. In most cases they were usually created by some god of some sort to wreck havoc, and judgement on the human race. She sighed as she continued to sketch her picture of the thing.

[DJ Loki]

Learning: 0/5 | +2 Die Rolls; Able Learning = 7 rolls total

0/125sp

Lore, Monster (Rural)
Rank: "E"
Skill: Skill
Effect: Players with this skill have accumulated a great deal of knowledge regarding the myriad of foul creatures that prowl the world.
Special: ---
Drawback: ---
Description: Whether acquired from the "fairy tales" of youth, "tall tales" related in various ale houses, weird stories told by travelers or knowledge gained from books, the character has devoured any information he could regarding monsters and their habitats strengths, and weaknesses. If a character makes their skill check, the user will know all information pertaining to that creature. This roll should be made secretly for if the character fails by less than 20, a Game Master should relate false (and preferably dangerously misleading) information. If the Character fails by 20 or more, they cannot recall anything about the subject. Identifying a Creature is dependent on the Difficulty check found in each creature. Each time learned user gets 5 die roll to increase the skill.
Limit: ---

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As she finished her drawing she made sure to include labeling that made sure to let it be known that the creature's scales where dark in color. Then the real information started to come out about the creature. It set up in cities and ruins They were called rafter lundges for obvious reasons. they would hide in wait in the rafter of building and leap down to entangle the victims. They can track their prey for miles being attracted by blood and sounds. Most of them tend to have lairs in remote parts of the world, while they are dangerous and many are weary of them, they aren't really any efforts made to seriously hunt them. Some cultures even use these things to case judgement on their criminals.

They would leave an accused bloody and screaming, tied up in a known lair of the Raft Ludgers. If after 2 hours that person is not taken by the lunger than the accused is concerned innocent and let go. They oddly have a rather benign relationship with humans. Though their yields leave a little to be desired. It just tasted really good apparently.