Found lore: Beastfolk - Revision history

WargameChessAuthor at 13:28, 4 September 2025

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	''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''		''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''

	''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''

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WargameChessAuthor at 14:20, 30 July 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

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	''Within his mind's eye he sees something beckoning him to the horizon - the being calling for his spirit to break free from his body.''		''Within his mind's eye he sees something beckoning him to the horizon - the being calling for his spirit to break free from his body.''
			''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''

	''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''		''The wolf sees the yearling run, but does not pursue him. The bear, the coyote, and all other creatures of the forest see the young deer and accept it. Through a stirring inside themselves they know that when chaos besets them and their home, they too will be called.''
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	''The deer rose and felt the ground beneath its new feet, and around it were other beasts - all bearing similar gifts.''		''The deer rose and felt the ground beneath its new feet, and around it were other beasts - all bearing similar gifts.''

	''“Return to the world, purge that which upsets the balance of nature. Clear the way for those like yourselves, so they may find me and receive my gifts. Vanquish all that isn't you.”''		''“Return to the world, purge that which upsets the balance of nature. Clear the way for those like yourselves, so they may find me and receive my gifts. Vanquish all that isn't you.”''[[File:Chosen of Geltakaenogh.png\|frameless\|512x512px\|right]]''Every creature that would find Geltakaenogh and carry out his will would bring the world one step closer to balance and harmony. He knew the world would eventually heal.''

	''Every creature that would find Geltakaenogh and carry out his will would bring the world one step closer to balance and harmony. He knew the world would eventually heal.''

	''Yet, the elder god wept…''		''Yet, the elder god wept…''

	''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''		''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''
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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

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	''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''		''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''
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WargameChessAuthor at 22:21, 1 April 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

WargameChessAuthor at 01:51, 20 March 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

WargameChessAuthor at 01:50, 20 March 2025

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	''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''		''For he knew the life and fate of all his children.''
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WargameChessAuthor at 01:49, 20 March 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

WargameChessAuthor at 01:48, 20 March 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

WargameChessAuthor at 01:48, 20 March 2025

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	''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''		''The yearling won’t heed the ache of his muscles, the sharpening of each breath, nor the strain of his eyes; each echo of his mother's cries kept him darting between the sleeping oaks.''

WargameChessAuthor at 15:32, 24 February 2025

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	''That guttural wail; which still echoes across each tree and between the yearling's ears. With each ring the cry moves him beyond the limits of his body - becoming a force of pure passion.''		''That guttural wail; which still echoes across each tree and between the yearling's ears. With each ring the cry moves him beyond the limits of his body - becoming a force of pure passion.''

	''The cries rattle within him, becoming cries of his own. They swell to a rage - a seething force that moves itself. They become a call, one which pulls him towards the rising star.''		''The cries rattle within him, becoming cries of his own. They swell to a rage - a seething force that moves itself. They become a call, one which pulls him towards the rising star.''

	''Within his mind's eye he sees something beckoning him to the horizon - the being calling for his spirit to break free from his body.''		''Within his mind's eye he sees something beckoning him to the horizon - the being calling for his spirit to break free from his body.''