Fauna

Nobody has ever seen a sphowlx fly. They have only ever been seen relaxing in very uncomfortable but majestic-looking poses.

Eeriels are, as a species, music lovers. Music is the easiest way to attract and befriend one.

Edurlings thrive during Frost season. They use the fog to sneak up on or confuse their prey. Once Frost season ends, they return to their hibernation locations.

Sqovets’ horns and tail allow them to camouflage with certain plants. They only emerge from their long hibernation once their horn fully blooms.

Comets that land directly in Faelore pond are said to come to life in the form of comyts. Several Faians have confirmed this rumor, but many remain skeptical.

Lutris are agile critters, and typically live by rivers. Their whiskers allow them to detect activity in the water, such as the small fish and crustaceans that they hunt.

The only parts of a nebulite that are solid are their core and horns.

Sproot hierarchy is entirely dependent on fluff size. Although, female sproots have naturally larger fluff than males, which leaves the boys little chance to lead a flock.

Gembats love hugs, but be careful not to get headbutted! Their forehead gems can be pretty hard…

Grumblits are very energetic critters, and can jump surprisingly high. When threatened, they lower their head and headbutt the enemy like a bull.

Wispards are often found lounging in hot springs. Heat seems to give them energy.

Depthols are the fastest swimmers in Faia. Theoretically, a group of depthols swimming in a circular motion can create an underwater hurricane.

The runes on their shells are yet to be deciphered. Rumor says they are the words to ancient spells.

It is said that when one of each variation comes together, they can summon a bridge to the rainbow island.

Mushbuns have an acute sense of smell, and are able to easily identify different plants. They are every herbalist’s dream companion.

When booshas feel threatened, they curl up and pretend to be a bush. It typically doesn’t work.