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Description
Phylum: Igiris
Species: Common blackdust-flatbelly and Pudgy blackdust-flatbelly

Habitat: The Blackdust-desert (93) and West-Clawland (92). (Qombardandia)
Food: Small creatures, cadavers, insides of clawtrees.

Rackagiri

These rather small Igiris use their pointy, tusked snouts to dig in the dry sands of Qombardandia and search for small creatures. They also use their pointy heads to get through the sturdy skin of the Clawtree, they do this to get to thick, pudding like water the Clawtree is storing. These animals live in giant underground cave-systems. Many tribes Gutr-ummatar, claimed to have seen a "herd" of Blackdust-flatbellies the size of mountains patrolling through the pitch-black desert, are they really Blackdust-flatbellies though?

Gutr-ummatar Clawtrees

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Location: Gwalar' Ymbarlu
Build by: Made by the Higarats (Kha-aha-nakha) of Gwalar' Ymbarlu (82-Amantolia).

Rackagiri

Use: Nomad housing

These yurts, named after their shape, can only be found on the island of Gwalar' Ymbarlu. The Higarats are the dominant tribe on this island. Umi do live here, they do keep quite seen as the Kha-aha-nakha are the most aggressive of the intelligent creatures on Rackagiri. Best not to infiltrate their territory. The complex symbols above the door (Tonlmarak) represent the family of the residents, ever single family has their own Tonlmarak and it must aways be kept nice and clean in order for other families to recognize you.

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Phylum: Strawplants
Species: Juka signshrub

Habitat: The forests of South-Ti-Im-Bombia.

These weirdly shaped strawplants can be found throughout the deep forests of South-Ti-Im-Bombia. They do not actually point the way though, many travellers get lost after following the road in which the Signshrub was pointing. They can become about 2 meters tall, they grow unbelievably slow. It is believed that there are sighshrubs that are more than 2000 years old. The leaves of these plants are very tough and can not be eaten.

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Description
Phylum: Igiris
Species: Common blackdust-flatbelly and Pudgy blackdust-flatbelly

Habitat: The Blackdust-desert (93) and West-Clawland (92). (Qombardandia)
Food: Small creatures, cadavers, insides of clawtrees.

Rackagiri

These rather small Igiris use their pointy, tusked snouts to dig in the dry sands of Qombardandia and search for small creatures. They also use their pointy heads to get through the sturdy skin of the Clawtree, they do this to get to thick, pudding like water the Clawtree is storing. These animals live in giant underground cave-systems. Many tribes Gutr-ummatar, claimed to have seen a "herd" of Blackdust-flatbellies the size of mountains patrolling through the pitch-black desert, are they really Blackdust-flatbellies though?

Gutr-ummatar Clawtrees

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Location: Gwalar' Ymbarlu
Build by: Made by the Higarats (Kha-aha-nakha) of Gwalar' Ymbarlu (82-Amantolia).

Rackagiri

Use: Nomad housing

These yurts, named after their shape, can only be found on the island of Gwalar' Ymbarlu. The Higarats are the dominant tribe on this island. Umi do live here, they do keep quite seen as the Kha-aha-nakha are the most aggressive of the intelligent creatures on Rackagiri. Best not to infiltrate their territory. The complex symbols above the door (Tonlmarak) represent the family of the residents, ever single family has their own Tonlmarak and it must aways be kept nice and clean in order for other families to recognize you.

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Phylum: Strawplants
Species: Juka signshrub

Habitat: The forests of South-Ti-Im-Bombia.

These weirdly shaped strawplants can be found throughout the deep forests of South-Ti-Im-Bombia. They do not actually point the way though, many travellers get lost after following the road in which the Signshrub was pointing. They can become about 2 meters tall, they grow unbelievably slow. It is believed that there are sighshrubs that are more than 2000 years old. The leaves of these plants are very tough and can not be eaten.

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cowmustard.wixsite.com/thefiel…
Please, do not use any of these concepts without my concent Thank you