Glabella

The name death's-head hawkmoth refers to any one of the three Fae Subspecies of the genus Acherontia (Acherontia atropos, Acherontia styx and Acherontia lachesis). These moths are easily distinguishable by the vaguely human skull-shaped pattern of markings on the Fae's Body.

-- A Fae only Subspecies --




These moths have several unusual features. All three species have the ability to emit a loud chirp if irritated. Often accompanied by flashing of the brightly colored abdomen in a further attempt to deter predators.

All three species are commonly observed raiding beehives of different species of honey bee for honey.

They can move about in hives without being disturbed because they mimic the scent of the bees.

Like all Moth's these Fae are often found near or around bright lights.. This often includes members of the Light Flight.

More to come...

Blue Feathered Bones

Chests

Contains the Blue Birdskull Armband, Headdress, Legband, Necklace, and Wingpiece. 5 items.

7450

Brown Feathered Bones

Chests

Contains the Brown Birdskull Armband, Headdress, Legband, Necklace, and Wingpiece. 5 items.

2600

Green Feathered Bones

Chests

Contains the Green Birdskull Armband, Headdress, Legband, Necklace, and Wingpiece. 5 items.

7450

Red Feathered Bones

Chests

Contains the Red Birdskull Armband, Headdress, Legband, Necklace, and Wingpiece. 5 items.

7450

White Feathered Bones

Chests

Contains the White Birdskull Armband, Headdress, Legband, Necklace, and Wingpiece. 5 items.

7450

Leather Wrapping Set

Chests

Contains the Leather Head, Neck, Chest, Arm, Leg, Wing, and Tail Wraps. 7 items.

5800

Second-Hand Bandages

Chests

Contains the Bloody Head, Chest, Neck, Arm, Leg, Wing, and Tail Wraps. 7 items.

6800

Black Linen Wrapping Set

Chests

Contains the Black Linen Head, Neck, Chest, Arm, Leg, Wing, and Tail Wraps. 7 items.

6800

Solidscale Armor Heap

Chests

Contains the Solidscale Shoulder Guards, Chest Guard, Bracers, Greaves, Tail Guard, Wing Guard, and Helmet. 7 items.

9400

Brightscale Armor Heap

Chests

Contains the Brightscale Shoulder Guards, Chest Guard, Bracers, Greaves, Tail Guard, Wing Guard, and Helmet. 7 items.

9400

Dragon Scout

Chests

Contains the Scout's Cape, Gloves, Hat, Leggings, Quiver, Tail Twist, Treads, and Wing Cover. 8 items.

10700

Deadeye's Leathers

Chests

Contains the Deadeye's Cape, Gloves, Hat, Leggings, Quiver, Tail Twist, Treads, and Wing Cover. 8 items.

10700

Hunter's Trophies

Chests

Contains the Bone, Ebony, and Tawny Antlers. 3 items.

4350

Mysterious Figures

Chests

Contains the Little Red Riding Hood, Burlap Hood, Mysterious, Peacebringer's, and Whisperer's Cowls. 5 items.

5000

Sepia Grove

Chests

Contains the Sepia Woodbasket, Woodbrace, Woodguard, Woodmask, Woodtrail, Woodtreads, and Woodwing. 7 items.

8850

Golden Silks

Chests

Contains the Golden Fillet, Silk Veil, Bangle, Scarf, Wing Silks, Silk Sash, Leg Silks, and Arm Silks. 8 items.

13150

Fig Plumes

Chests

Contains the Fig Plumed Anklets, Corsage, Cover, Headdress, Jabbot, Mantle, and Tuft. 7 items.

8800

Sanddune Rags

Apparel

Scavenged clothing may sometimes be all that's available. Make do.

0

Skeletal Chimes

Apparel

A plagueland breeze is best accompanied by a cheerful rattle of skeletal chimes. (Riot of Rot Holiday Item 2015.)

0

Boneyard Tatters

Apparel

The tattered, degraded remains of a pilgrim who has bested the Abiding Boneyard. There's something not quite right about this dragon's face... (Riot of Rot 2013 Holiday Item)

0

Scavenger's Tatters

Apparel

A warrior's kilt, crafted from the bones of fallen foes. (Riot of Rot Holiday Item 2016.)

0

Carapace Arm

Apparel

A tattered banner and carapace of a fallen foe adorn this fierce scavenger. (Riot of Rot Holiday Item 2017.)

0

Painted Protobeast

Familiar

This would look sensational in an ornamental pond.

1000

Protobeast

Familiar

A magnificent animal, returned to the modern world through the powers of science!

1000

Goliath Mountain Beetle

Familiar

Its long lifespan and natural armor allow this insect to reach enormous sizes. The largest recorded Goliath had a 7m wingspan!

2400

Garden Larail

Familiar

Larails are a gardener's nemesis. However, they will try and feed on the shells of their fellows, so populations never grow too large.

1000

Tender Larail

Familiar

Tender Larails will consume all parts of a plant except the seeds, which they carefully bury.

1000

Longwing Epiptite

Familiar

It takes a patient dragon to raise a Longwing Epiptite from a larvae.

500

Firebug

Familiar

While it won't start any fires, it is attracted to them, and anything that glows.

500

Triple-Sight Firebug

Familiar

A dragon that has closely bonded with its firebug may be able to use its sight for short periods of time. It's a pity its vision is terrible.

500

Bumble

Familiar

Buzz buzz, buzz buzz buzz.

1525

Coral Carpenter

Familiar

This solitary species of bee lives in coastal areas. It is known for burrowing into desiccated pieces of coral.

1600

Leafy Moth

Familiar

This large moth feeds by spreading its chlorophyll-rich wings in a patch of sunlight and flapping gently.

1600

Amaranth Moth

Familiar

This distinctive moth has deep reds and purples running through its leafy wings. It's difficult to classify as purely flora or fauna.

1500

Luna Mith

Familiar

This otherwordly insect's wings hum with a soothing melody.

1500

Clouded Mith

Familiar

Up until recent memory, clouded miths were clouded myths. Their numbers have increased a great deal in the last century. (Colored by Hallea.)

1200

Cinder Mith

Familiar

An industrial symbiote to clans in the Ashfall Waste, cinder miths can sometimes be found working in tandem with metallurgists and blacksmiths to produce tools and weaponry. (Colored by Craven.)

1300

Goldenplains Poodle Mith

Familiar

This mith wields the elemental energies of the land.

2500

Marshland Poodle Mith

Familiar

Sometimes mistaken for a tundra dragon from the air.

2500

Ceanothus Brawler

Familiar

Larger than the average mith, ceanothus miths frequently train to act as the vanguard of their fellows.

1500

Mith Bruiser

Familiar

Enjoys throwing its weight around. Pity that weight means very little to most dragons.

1500

Primrose Mith

Familiar

These creatures pollinate and collect, taking care never to harvest all of a plant's blossoms.

1500

Brown-Spotted Mith

Familiar

These otherwise passive insectoids become enraged if you pick their flowers.

1500

Sweetpuff

Familiar

The softest fren.

1500

Enstatite Burrower

Familiar

These small owls will burrow for gems to adorn themselves with in hopes of attracting mates.

500

Parda

Familiar

These evolutionary oddities lay eggs but nurse their young. They also chirp!

2550

Orange Blotch Pansy

Familiar

It is not amused.

2000

Blue Vein Pansy

Familiar

These flowers fend for themselves, uprooting to seek sunlight, shade, and water as required.

2000

Creeping Tendril

Familiar

A shy violet that will only move when no one is watching. This is a perfectly normal thing to plant in a garden.

500

Garden Watcher

Familiar

What kind of a garden do you come from?

500

Ragamouse

Familiar

Ragamice are not content to scavenge the scraps tossed outside a lair, and will plunder the food stores of dragon hoards.

1300

Chocolate Ferret

Familiar

These little guys get into everything. It's worth the time it takes a dragon to ferret-proof its lair.

0

Downy Fox Rat

Familiar

Though some are kept as pets, downy fox rats are actually a problem for many lairs. They will nest in the walls and spoil a clan's stores.

0

Melprin

Familiar

A disgruntled Melprin is not easily removed from its burrow.

0

Maned Rasa

Familiar

The Maned Rasa's winter coat is white. While in its winter garb it is often mistaken for its cousin, the more aggressive Squall Rasa.

2600

Death's-Head Stag

Familiar

Some consider it a harbinger of misfortune, but most dismiss such omens as old-wyrm's tales. (KS-sponsored by Windswept.)

1500

Cherry Blossom Caterpillar

Familiar

Well camouflaged for one week a year.

1000

Maple Caterpillar

Familiar

The rustling sounds in the forest are not trees, but diners.

1000

Hedgehog

Familiar

Hedgehogs remain at the top of the ''Most Un-Digestible Snack Food'' list. It's no speedier than any other hedgehog, alas.

1300

Primary Genes: Bar - Pinstripe
Primary Colours: Dirt - Auburn

Secondary Genes: Peregrine
Secondary Colours: Buttercup - Marigold

Tertiary Genes: Ghost
Tertiary Colours: Maize - Orca


Primary Genes: Bar - Pinstripe
Primary Colours: Sand - Latte

Secondary Genes: Peregrine
Secondary Colours: Sand - Lattee

Tertiary Genes: Ghost
Tertiary Colours: Maize - Orca


Primary Genes: Bar - Pinstripe
Primary Colours: Sand - Brown

Secondary Genes: Peregrine
Secondary Colours: Goldenrod - Buttercup

Tertiary Genes: Ghost
Tertiary Colours: Maize - Orca


Breeds of moth/butterfly that do not fall under being Death's-Head Hawkmoths