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== Appearance == | == Appearance == | ||
| − | Qilin are wingless dragons with antlers, hooves, and fluffy or feathery manes. They are distant relatives of dinosaurs and winged dragons, and likely exchanged their wings for stronger, hooved legs to better maneuver around the Core. | + | Qilin are wingless dragons with antlers, hooves, and fluffy or feathery manes. They are distant relatives of dinosaurs and winged dragons, and likely exchanged their wings for stronger, hooved legs to better maneuver around the [[Core]]. |
== Behavior == | == Behavior == | ||
| − | They are herbivores, immune to fire, and colored like jewels or precious metals, most commonly gold. Qilin have a strong sense of justice and are driven to resolve conflicts. Being unable to fix an injustice or resolve a conflict can have a serious impact on a | + | They are herbivores, immune to fire, and colored like jewels or precious metals, most commonly gold. Qilin have a strong sense of justice and are driven to resolve conflicts. Being unable to fix an injustice or resolve a conflict can have a serious impact on a qilin’s emotional state the longer it goes on and, in extreme cases, can drive them to violence if they believe it could “resolve” the situation. Qilin prefer to live near small towns or communities where they can help without being overwhelmed. |
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Revision as of 16:39, 15 April 2021
Appearance
Qilin are wingless dragons with antlers, hooves, and fluffy or feathery manes. They are distant relatives of dinosaurs and winged dragons, and likely exchanged their wings for stronger, hooved legs to better maneuver around the Core.
Behavior
They are herbivores, immune to fire, and colored like jewels or precious metals, most commonly gold. Qilin have a strong sense of justice and are driven to resolve conflicts. Being unable to fix an injustice or resolve a conflict can have a serious impact on a qilin’s emotional state the longer it goes on and, in extreme cases, can drive them to violence if they believe it could “resolve” the situation. Qilin prefer to live near small towns or communities where they can help without being overwhelmed.
