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Crossroads Creatures: Will-o’-Wisps

  Appearance: Will-o’-wisps appear as floating balls of light, like distant lanterns, that bob tantalizingly between trees, rocks, bushes, or other plants. How They Form: Will-o’-wisps are a type of ghost formed by deaths that are marked with particularly intense longing and anger, especially those that also involve injustice or betrayal. It is the combination of […]

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Crossroads Peoples: Fairies

  Overview: Fairies are the physical embodiment of dreams, giving many fairies enchanting and monstrous forms, an urge to revel in emotion and imagination, and a willingness to embrace fluidity and change. They often have wings and their sizes vary widely, ranging from tiny to large. In addition, while each fairy is different, most look […]

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Crossroads Plants: Vampire Vine

  Safety Rating: Extremely dangerous. Environment: While they originated in temperate forests, their use as protectors has led to the development of varieties that can survive in other environments. Details: Vampire Vines are the pack hunters of the magical plant world. Their prey is any flesh and blood creature unlucky enough to wander into their […]

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Crossroads Plants: Stinky Pricklebush

  Safety Rating: Beneficial. Environment: Cultivated land. Origins: Researchers and experimenters wanted a way to protect people while they reintroduced magical predators to the land. They started with Fast Healing Wall Bush and heavily modified it. The resulting bush grows and heals more quickly than most plants, but can still be pruned and shaped. Details: […]

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Crossroads Plants: Ghostleaf

  Safety Rating: Harmless to beneficial. Environment: Any location with significant Necromantic Magic. Details: This small, delicate perennial with silvery-green leaves grows about a foot tall. In bright sunlight, Ghostleaf looks like an ordinary plant, and is easily overlooked, but in the dark of night it has an eerie, green-white glow. Ghostleaf protects itself from […]

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Crossroads Creatures: Dragon Weasels

  Appearance: Adult Dragon Weasels are double the length of an ordinary weasel—nearly three feet long, if their feathery tails are included. They are shining white with six short legs, two pairs of feathered wings, a fluffy ridge of fur running down their spines, and shimmering scales down their bellies. Their faces look just like […]

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Crossroads Creatures: Owlbears

  Appearance: These powerful predators look like combination of a bear and an owl. Their bodies are shaped like that of a bear with powerful hooked beaks where a bear’s snout would be and large disks of brown and white feathers around each large eye. Their ears, like those of an owl, are hidden in […]

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  Appearance: Little Giant Bumblebees are the size of small dogs, with round bodies and long, soft, fuzzy hair. They have a yellow ruff around their head, a black band between their wings, then a yellow stripe, followed by a black stripe, followed by a rusty-orange tail. Giant Bumblebees: The magic that made the flowers […]

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Crossroads Creatures: Arcane Leeches

  Appearance: Arcane Leeches are six-inch-long, shiny, dark worms with flattened, segmented bodies that are thick in the back and narrow in the front. They have suckers on both ends and are brownish-black, with an oily, rainbow shimmer. In areas that are particularly rich in magic they can grow larger, a foot long or more. […]

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Crossroads Peoples: Ogres

  Pronunciation: OH-grz Overview: Ogres are giant humanoids that are the physical embodiment of destructive forces. Each Ogre embodies a specific destructive force that determines their appearance and capabilities. Physical Description: Ogres are giant. On average, they are nine feet tall, though individual heights varies widely. Ogres are humanoid with bulky builds, pointed ears, and […]

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