Arusa

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Deep in the wilds, close to the running brooks, streams, and rivers that swarm with fireflies, a species of dragons dwell. There, in the damp shadows, the Forest and River Dragons (FaR) learn how to channel the special powers of the water within. Running water is healing, rejuvenating, and cleansing. Since these dragons are born into it, they’re among the luckiest of all kinds.

They are known to store river water in their bellies, beginning with the water from the river they were born in. As they grow older, they may store more and more of it, from different locales. No one knows if it’s the water or the special dragon, but the water within them has magical healing and luck properties.

Having one of these dragons in your clan is said to foretell prosperity — for as long as the rivers course through the Viridian Labyrinth.

(Subspecies lore by Apfelobst, Halforq, and Kittymari)

Swampy Forest Dragons are as slow-moving as the water they are born in, taking their first drink from the forested wetlands beside large rivers, often in the depths of the Shrieking Wilds.

Many assume that this slowness is reflected in their thinking, especially as they are often swarmed by insects, but in fact, they are careful, cunning dragons, protecting the swamp lands from the disease that would otherwise thrive there.

The water collected inside the belly of a Swampy Forest Dragon tastes as foul as it smells, but it holds incredibly strong curative properties, and the Dragons who hold it will lend it out sparingly to those in need - as long as you show that you can stomach it first.
(Lore by Frogmouth)

Leaf Beetle

Insect

Named more for its diet than its ability to blend.

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False Leaf

Insect

When they hibernate in great quantities, false leaves can make bare trees appear lush.

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Rhododendron Leafhopper

Insect

Swarms of rhododendron leafhoppers inhabit the interiors of bamboo stalks. Hatchlings love playing 'Shake the Stick.'

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