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-**Basilicus**: Not actually related to basilisks.  A great, multi-ton venomous serpent with a magical stone set just above the eyes.  All who behold the stone will find themselves paralyzed, and shortly thereafter, devoured.  The stone does not function on its own once removed from the serpent, but has immense resale value with enchanters and alchemists.
+**Basilicos**: Not actually related to basilisks.  A great, multi-ton venomous serpent with a magical stone set just above the eyes.  All who behold the stone will find themselves paralyzed, and shortly thereafter, devoured.  The stone does not function on its own once removed from the serpent, but has immense resale value with enchanters and alchemists.  The young __can__ petrify with their venom, but this is a defensive feature they grow out of.
 **Basilisk**: When a rooster mates with a toad and lays an egg, you end up with a cranky, venomous reptile the size of a crocodile whose gaze can turn its victims to stone.  Basilisks aren't sterile, and are possible hermaphroditic.  The hide makes excellent armor if you have access to a master leather-worker.
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 **Bison**: Shaggy herbivores found in the Tikume Plains.  While not bright as herd animals go, and lacking any ability to jump, they are temperamental, and gather in herds of several //thousand//.
+**Blade Rabbit**: The smaller, faster, //meaner// cousin of the [[h|Hornhare]].  A forty pound bunny with an {{:wiki:arkansas-toothpick.jpg?linkonly|Arkansas Toothpick}} emerging from its forehead.  Not as tasty as its more common relations, but hey, free short-sword!  One of Kring tribesman rites of passage is to hunt and collect a blade of one's own.  Fortunately, there do not appear to be //Royal// Blade Rabbits.
 **Blood Soul**: A semi-aquatic creature found on the coasts of Asteria and the Hazad Caliphate.  Resembles a nightmarish mashup of jellyfish and lionfish, in blood red.  They can both fly **and** swim, but requires several minutes to inflate or deflate their flotation bladder.  A single blood soul can inflict multiple kinds of poisonous effects upon its prey.