FASA 365 Day 62, Giant Unicorn ( ünicornus gigantis), 150-160 ft.
Slow, docile, and solitary herbivore.
Farmers beware. Although encouraging the beast to move along is recommended it is equally suggested that you should NOT make it angry.
Destruction of entire villages has and will occur.
FASA 365 Day 61, Trilehorse, (TRY-leh-ors)
Found on the plains, in herds. Herbivore.
Head butts trees and eat the falling nuts and fruits, using the short prehensile “trunk”. Prefers the nuts and fruits to picking leaves and pulling grass.
FASA 365 Day 60, Blind Glider. 20 ft 30ft large wing span 20 ft smaller wing span. Like the name implies, they are indeed blind, but do hunt by sonar, sound and heat signatures.
Nesting along the cliffs faces of deep ravines and canyons in the northern countries. They glide on air currents until they hear or sense the heat of its prey. Silently gliding down and literally falling on its victim.
With 2 sets of wings it is a master of aerial acrobatics, but without feathers it doesn’t fly back up onto the cliffs and high rocks. The 1.5ft talons and leathery ends of it wings allow it to climb back up rock faces efficiently. And it knows its own nesting cliff by the smell of its specific urination.
The Blind Glider hibernates in caves during the summer as heat signatures are unable to be sensed with all the heated rocks.
FASA 365 Day 59 Mantico – Leonine body, human face, leathery wings and a scorpion tail. Not a lot of change from the classic imagery here.
Had fun though. Got permission to use a friends likeness for the head.
FASA 365 Day 58, from 1879 game, Samsut FAE
Edimmu – possessing demons. Astral in nature, when perceived astrally they resemble a torso and head with the extremities petering out into smoke, kind of like an evil genie. Usually have demonic features – horns, possibly the impression of body spikes that fade into smoke at the points, sharp and wicked facial features, pointed teeth. They possess people to cause chaos, ranging from simple mischief or full on murder if they’re corrupt.