Bag-Bog

Forest Traders

Bag-Bogs are peaceful creatures that inhabit Lunaron, being short bag-like animals that enjoy trading with eachother and humanoid races. There are several different sub-species.

 Appearance

The typical Bag-Bog is green with white patterns lining it's quilty body. It has two yellow stiff feet and large black eyes with white cornea. It has a big red bow that keeps the bag tightly closed.

Bag-Bogs of all species can come in a variety of colors.

## Biology

A Bag-Bog's hide is almost indistinguishable from normal fabric, making them very worthwhile game for hunters. Bag-Bogs insides are hollow, and are used to store things they find interesting. The bow holding the Bag-Bog closed can be loosened or tightened by the Bag-Bog just a percentile tail, so it can only let things it wants inside.

Once a Bag-Bog finds an item it wants, it will loosen it's bow and inhale the item. When it wants to give an item, it will point it's head towards the ground and spat out the item. Items serve another purpose other than trading, Bag-Bogs eat berries but are unable to chew them. So when their hungry, they will inhale berries and shake around, letting the items inside crush the berries into easily digestible juices.

## Ecosystem

Bag-Bogs are social creatures, living in large herds in dense forests where they trade happily among themselves. A herd of Bag-Bags isn't solely comprised of one species, they often live among Snooty Bag-Bogs, Thieving Bag-Bogs, and Big-Bogs. The only exceptions are Bad-Bogs and Pirate Bag-Bogs, Pirate Bag-Bogs have the simple explanation of living in the sea. Bad-Bogs however are actively shunned for eating children and will not be allowed into Bag-Bog herds.

Bag-Bogs enjoy wandering along forest trails in the hope of meeting adventurers and traders. Bag-Bogs will initiate a trade by lightly bumping into humans to get their attention, and will wait for them to present and item before showing off what it is willing to give in return.

## Bag-Bog Trading

Bag-Bogs have very little idea of what is extrinsically valuable to humans, and will simply offer whatever they feel the human would want in return for their item. The following is a table of a Bag-Bog's idea of worth for certain items.

Some notes:

* Meat is worthless as Bag-Bogs are herbivores and have no business putting meat inside their bodies.
* Money in of itself is worthless to Bag-Bogs depending on how it looks, a paper check for $1,000000 is boring compared to a shiny $1 gold coin.
* Bag-Bog worth is placed entirely on what peaks their curiosity, a Bag-Bog that lives in a crystal covered cave will soon tire of crystals and not offer good trades when offered one.
* Bag-Bogs unintentionally steal children's toys if they have forgotten them outside. If they realize their error they will attempt to return the toy to the child.
* Bag-Bogs have an odd way of dealing with eggs, if there is clearly a mother taking care of them they wont attempt to take them. However if the mother is dead, or shows no signs of returning Bag-Bogs will take the eggs and attempt to find them a new home with travelers they are trading with.

## Sub-Species

* Snooty Bag-Bog
* Thieving Bag-Bog
* Pirate Bag-Bog
* Big-Bog
* Bad-Bog

## Notable Bag-Bogs

* Baggy: A surprisingly courageous and adventurous Bag-Bog who travels the world for treasure
* Baggington the Snootiest: The 'king' of Bag-Bogs
* Captain Bag-Beard: Infamous captain of a rag-tag team of Pirate Bag-Bogs