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Vorivo'r

The vorivo'r is a small alpine creature that lives in the snowy mountains. It is covered in burred fur, with a small round body and a large head. It is about the size of a human hand, and feeds on small insects and worms. Vorivo'rs run with a distinctive, scuttling gait that is easy to mistake for a spider. During warmer winters, vorivo'rs will burrow deep underground to hibernate. While hibernating, they snore so loudly the ground may rumble at times.

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#100 Ignadian

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#158 Taia

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#295 Digo gaur

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#173 Alu'fiku

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#267 Groxus

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#344 Gavo

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#352 Glimmerwisp

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