Bestiary

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Mourning Woods reproduce by snapping cuttings from their bodies and thrusting them into the soil. Splinterlings are the result. Native to the Martian homeworld, these creatures function similarly to horses. That is, if horses could fire lasers from their eyes.

During a Blood Moon, the normally docile penguins fall under the hostile influence of the Corruption. Bunnies are pure beings that normally resist all forms of Corruption, but will succumb under the effects of a Blood Moon.

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Sometimes, highly concentrated ectoplasm gathers inside the more powerful of the cursed inhabitants of the Dungeon. Birthed from the Corruption as a being of pure malice, its sole instincts are to pursue, punish, and kill. Ensorcelled by the Crimson collective, this weapon moves about and chops its enemies by its own will.

Harnessing the hidden power of the glowing mushroom, the Truffle forges weapons and tools exclusively in his mushroom home. The bestiary — the medieval book of beasts — was among the most popular illuminated texts in northern Europe during the Middle Ages (about 500–1500). Medieval Christians understood every element of the world as a manifestation of God, and bestiaries largely focused on each animal’s religious meaning. The book brought creatures both real and fantastic to life before the reader’s eyes, offering Christian inspiration as well as entertainment. The Renaissance | Boundless World History.” Lumen Learning, LumenCandela, https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-worldhistory/chapter/the-renaissance/. Accessed 5 March 2022. George, Wilma and Brunsdon Yapp. (1991) The Naming of the Beasts: Natural History in the Medieval Bestiary.

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Ibex Horn (“Griffin Claw”), 1500s or earlier (horn), about 1575–1625 (mount), unknown maker, England, ibex horn with a silver mount, 28 inches wide (Trustees of The British Museum, London, OA.24) Unicorn (detail) from The Ashmole Bestiary, about 1210–20, unknown illuminator, made in England. Parchment, 10 7/8 × 7 3/16 inches (The Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford, Ms. Ashmole 1511, fol. 14v) The fungus controlling the minds of these zombies wants only one thing: brains! This is very convenient for the zombie. The flamboyantly-dressed Traveling Merchant travels far and wide to bring unique, cultural wares from time to time. Like a cancer, the putrid creatures born from the Corruption mutate and grow into bigger, more deadly forms which discharge acids.

These buoyant terrors of the darkest crimson depths most definitely, without question, are both floaty and gross. A pumpkin has many faces. A pumpkin will murder all with many sharp blades. A pumpkin is king of the harvest. Named after a historic Terrarian, these turrets are built by Martian engineers and rain devastating energy upon anyone nearby. It's said that centuries ago, there was once a clan of ninjas that hid in the shadows of the world. It seems they are long dead now.Beautiful fluttering insects that love sunrises. Fish are attracted to these based on their color variety. The Golfer is a wise, middle-aged man who sells all sorts of golfing equipment. He's got game and knows how to score. Some zombies never leave home without their trusty raincoat. Comfy and dry, they pursue human flesh no matter the weather. Like their jungle cousins, ice tortoises are an unexpectedly serious threat, possessing surprising speed and mobility.