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The Modoman

The Modoman\* is a Class 3 Homunculi that inhabits the Houze Prairie, it has been around for at least 10k years and is by far the largest Homunculus created by the First Children, being larger than even the Modotan, for which it is based off of. Scholars aren't completely aware of the purpose of this being, but the most accepted hypothesis is that it was a monument of sorts, meant purely to for spectacle and possibly a threat to anyone who stands in their way. It is seemingly Sophont, but unable to speak, and has not been recorded to be hostile. Today it roams the prairie and is worshiped by some groups of Dolani, and feared by most others.
Neocamptosaurus

Disclaimer: Neocamptosaurus is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Debated

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Dinosauria

Order: Debated

Family: Unknown

Genus: Neocamptosaurus

Species: Unknown

### Description

*Neocamptosaurus* is present throughout the majority of the islands. The most abundant is the half-ton species above, with some larger and slower species rounding out the larger faunal cast in the forests. They and other stem ornithopods are quite aggressive toward would-be nest raiders even in the off-season, which benefits all dinosaurs on the islands.

### Phylogeny

Neocamptosaurus is a basal ornithischian dinosaur from a clade unique to it and Hartsfieldia.

### Ontogeny

*Neocamptosaurus* prefer to nest in the same site as Archiepiscopotitan, as they like the same soil and the plants that grow from sauropod dung are highly nutritious for their own young, and their presence also benefits the sauropods in actively hunting nest raiders. While generalists, *Neocamptosaurus* seems to prefer cycads, which are common throughout northern Antiqua Major. This preference has been suggested as a reason why stegosaurs may have been outcompeted, although perhaps they simply took over a vacant yet highly nutritious niche when the plated lizards went extinct.

### Human Relations

As humans share the same 'mammalian scent' as nest raiders, Neocamptosaurus are quite aggressive towards people.
Xhetsukaan

Disclaimer: The Xhetsukaan is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Watcheeriidae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Heterothermia

Order: Pituitvera

Family: Unknown

Genus: Unknown

Species: Unknown

### Description

The Xhetsukaan is a Pituitveran Heterotherm native to the Pakardiant Highlands. Like other Pituitverans, they are slow moving generalist carnivores which hunt via ejecting their non-Newtonian venom on prey. Also like other Pituitverans, they have the capability to change color using bioluminescent chromatophores on their skin, this ability is not as spectacular as their southern cousins, but still a notable part of their anatomy.

### Phylogeny

Xhetsukaan and other related species all belong to a group of tetrapods known as heterotherms, an ancient clade of animals unique to Kaimere, descended from watcheerid tetrapods harvested during the First Dynasty. Xhetsukaan are apart of a clade of Heterotherms known as Pituitverans. Their closest known relative is the Xuono.

### Human Relations

Being large generalist carnivores with a strange and often disorienting predation method, people living in and around the Pakardiant Highlands can find themselves prey to the Xhetsukaan, and as they can not be easily killed due to their non-Newtonian slime on their skin, this only lessens the chances of survival from a Xhetsukaan attack.
Questing Beast

Disclaimer:the Questing Beast Is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dicynodontia sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Synapsida

Order: Testudocyona

Family: Cervigrypidae

Genus: Camelopardus

Species: C. palamedes

### Description

Largest of the hippogriffs, and the tallest animal on the continent at least at resting head height, is the Questing Beast. They are high browsing specialists and like all other testudocyonans the pair generally remain monogamous for life.

### Habitat

Questing Beasts are most common in the arid rain shadow of the northern mountains, though lone subadults or mated pairs are known to wander throughout the continent.

### Phylogeny

Questing Beasts are apart of an order of dicynodonts unique to Kaimere, Testudocyona, which emerged around 35mya. Within this order, Questing Beasts are classified within the family Cervigrypidae, also known as the Hippogriffs, a common group of cursorial generalist herbivores. Hippogriffs have quite dense fur to keep their bodies warm considering the length of their legs and necks.

### Human Relations

The Questing Beast is named after a mythical creature of the same name for its' somewhat similarly long necked, reptilian-ish appearance.
Watigoga

Disclaimer: The Watigoga is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Plesiosauridae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Plesiosauria

Family: Plesiosauridae

Genus: Thallassocolubrus

Species: Unknown

### Description

Perhaps the strangest of all thallassocolubrans, the Watigoga is a freshwater plesiosaur exclusive to the pakardiant great lakes, they are characterized by their crushing teeth, red tipped fins, and similar appearence to juvenile Daikogen. Due to their habitat isolation Watigoga have become neotenic, having significantly shorter faces and smaller tail fluke than most other plesiosaurs. Watigoga are generalist hunters, hunting anything they can reach, which is quite a ways not only due to their long neck but also powerful fins which allow them to make short excursions onto land to catch prey, which they will thrash and spin until incapacitated.

### Phylogeny

Watigoga are the freshwater species of plesiosaur in the genus Thallassocolubrus.

### Ontogeny

Being themselves neotenic, Watigoga change little over their lifespan.

### Human Relations

As the pakardiant highlands are generally left alone by kaimerans, there is not much relation with the Watigoga, but in cases of encounters, they have proven to be a danger to humans.
Daikogen

Disclaimer: The Daikogen is a fictional plesiosaur from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere

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Earth Ancestor: Plesiosauridae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order: Plesiosauria

Family: Plesiosauridae

Genus: Thallasocolubrus

Species: Unknown

### Description

Daikogen are the most common serpents in the known world, and are remarkably unique among other species, they are distinguished by their green skin. Daikogen are generalist hunters that make up most of their diet with shellfish and small prey, but occasionally go after large game. Unlike most plesiosaurs, the Daikogen is the only known species to be omnivorous, eating sea grass and kelp, an adaptation believed by Kaimeran Naturalists to protect their gut lining from the sharp carapaces of their shellfish prey, some populations even make a majority of their diet sea grass. Like other thallosocolubrans they are deceptively intelligent, having some of the highest neuron densities seen in tetrapods. Daikogen also have a prehensile tongue which they use to detect particulates in the water and at times to manipulate prey items. Though called the meadow serpent, they+ are not restricted to this habitat, and can be found in reefs, shallows, and even upstream in the brackish to freshwater environments of the seridic wetlands. Due to their vertically placed eyes, when hunting Daikogen will flip themselves to see their prey.

### Phylogeny

Daikogen are a type of Plesiosaur in the genus Thallasocolubrus

### Ontogeny

Daikogen start their lives looking near identical to their parent save for their skull shape, and live in family groups for prolonged periods of time. Until around 2 years of age, baby Daikogen subsist on the crop milk of their mothers

### Human Relations

Daikogen are what come to mind to most Kaimerans when they hear the term plesiosaur, despite their gnarly appearence, they don't hunt humans.
Ancient Whale Harness

Throughout recorded kaimeran history, artistic depictions of whales with harnesses and lances have been discovered in the ruins of many ancient civilizations, and were considered a part of some ancient mythology, but with more recent discoveries, there have been artifacts found of these whale harnesses (now held in the Great Library of Bolondakoi) now confirm the existence of these 'armed whales'. as of now the purpose or relation this ancient civilization had with these whales is unknown.
Vassal Predator

A vassal predator can be best described as a predator in an ecosystem on the higher end of the food chain but below apex status, the best example in the Known World being the phorusrhacids. Kaimeran naturalists define vassal predators as a trophic level where a predator falls below the robust monarchs and the hunters that on Earth today would be apex predators.
Alan Price is kidnapped

**Alan Price is kidnapped** is the thirty-first (seventh) episode of the season three of The Animals Series.

## Alan Price is kidnapped

### Writer

Stellatheanimalsbandgachastories (TheAnimalsbandagachahistórias)

### Director

Stellatheanimalsbandgachastories (TheAnimalsbandagachahistórias)

## Synopsis

It's Alan's first day on the job as a cop, so he shows his friends as a cop, shows his friends his cop outfit. Dedicated to serving good and fighting evil, he later manages to find the hideout of The Dark Animals, only to find himself alone and unassisted by the gang of villains and is held hostage and kidnapped by them.

## Characters

### The Animals

* Alan Price
* Chas Chandler
* Eric Burdon
* Hilton Valentine
* John Steel

### The Dark Animals

* Dark John
* Dark Hilton
* Dark Eric
* Dark Chas
* Dark Alan

## Trivia

* This is the episode where Alan Price gets a temporary job as a police officer, where he only accepted to be a police officer with the aim of arresting the Dark Animals.
* Alan is the first member of The Animals to be kidnapped.
Leo核心抑制

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## Leo战信息

胜利条件:触发10级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报并集满能源

抑制核心能力:侦测到属性维持系统故障

抑制核心条件:完成所有培训部任务、Leo个人任务、完成Malkuth的4个任务并完成中央本部第三个任务。在day22后并且不在记忆覆盖日

## Leo战能力

在这一天开始后的debuff

触发3级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报后的debuff

触发1级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报后的debuff

Leo的抑制核心与hod基本相同，其会降低你所有员工所有属性的数值和等级。并会随着熔毁等级加强降低值，难度颇高（），随着员工数量和员工等级改变。

* 这一天刚开始时，所有员工属性减少20，若员工数量大于4，并且整体等级总和小于20，所有属性减少30；
* 触发3级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报后，所有员工属性减少25，若员工数量小于4并且总体等级大于20，所有属性减少35；
* 触发5级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报，所有员工属性减少35，若员工数量大于4并且整体等级总和小于19，所有属性减少45。
* 触发7级逆卡巴拉能量熔毁警报，若员工总体等级数量小于30，所有属性减少50。

员工整体等级总和最高的属性将减少10，整体等级总和最低的属性将增加20。

es：我有四个员工，其中他们自律和谨慎处于中间值，而四位的勇敢皆为五，正义皆为一，四位员工的勇敢综合等级5·4=20也就是最高，四位员工的正义等级总和为4·1=4也就是最低。

这种情况下所有员工的勇气将减少10，正义将增加20。

无论如何，员工的属性无法被降低到10或以下。

## Leo战奖励

撤去认知滤网后的Leo

* 可以像普通员工般控制文职，为文职分配ego装甲与武器，需要注意的是，由于文职情况特殊，他们只能穿戴WAW级以下（不包括WAW）的ego装备，分配ego后的文职会出现在特殊的文职拦里，不会影响员工
* 文职可以在管理时升级，最多升级至三级，也可以消耗2lob直接将其转正成三级员工（注意，最多只能同时有3位转正员工）
* 所有部门的文职加成效果提升。
* 培训部不再生成考验
* Leo的样貌将永久改变

## Leo战语录

* 嘿，风景不错，来合个影？……
* 风景不错？哈哈哈……可这里连一株植物都没有……嗯～
* 人类的存在，意义……？
* Hod又开始发疯了……
* 负面……情绪内耗……厌恶……幸福？
* 我的鼻腔里都流淌着血的味道，怎么洗都洗不掉……
* ……
* 那些哀嚎，在我的耳边徘徊……
* 谢谢你，但你本可以将这些留给自己的……
* ……他们每天都在被替换，我甚至没法多见他们一天……
* 各式各样的人，丰富的个人情感，负责的只是在主管的“得力干将”战败后殉情……呜噗噗～真是令人感动至极呢…
* ……该说你令我感到恶心吗？哈哈哈……
* ……2.71828 18284 59045 23536 02874 71352 66249 77572 47093…………
* 你做到了吗……
* 神明与凡人的区别又是什么～？
* ……
* 早啊，Cobigna……这里的蟑螂也已经被扫干净了……
* ……这里的活人也快被扫干净了。
* 他也死了，她也死了……是主管的无能能干出的事呢……
* 我早就料到了，毕竟，你就像是有主角体质一样……不止在这一件事上……
Reaper Sloth

Disclaimer: The Reaper Sloth is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Megatheriinae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Pilosa

Family: Megatheriidae

Genus: Therizinocnus

Species: T. omega

### Description

The reaper sloth is the last of the giant megatheres. They have a more versatile diet than other megatheres, no doubt a key to their survival. They will feed on a range of trees found in the highlands. They are only found in the western reaches of the highlands before it fades into a vast desert, perhaps due to the introduction of *Palaeoloxodon*. Despite their formidable name and appearance, reaper sloth are timid creatures that rarely use their half-meter claws outside of reaching for branches. These sloths are presumed to be endangered, though as the region is poorly explored, there may be greater abundance in higher elevation and valleys deeper inland.

### Habitat

Western reaches of the Arvelith Highlands and Steppes.

### Phylogeny

The reaper sloth is the last of the giant megatheres harvested during the South American Harvest 6mya.
Black Cockatrice

Disclaimer: The Black Cockatrice is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dromeosauridae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Dinosauria

Order: Maniraptora

Family: Dromeosauridae

Genus: Infernogallus

Species: Unknown

### Description

The black cockatrice is one of the largest of the genus Infernogallus. It is a solitary hunter, preferring to target cursorial ungulates like deer in the titan gardens.

### Phylogeny

The Black Cockatrice is the sister species of the Common Cockatrice in the genus Infernogallus, with their earth ancestor likely being harvested from a late cretaceous harvest 68mya.

### Ontogeny

Black cockatrice mothers are fairly attentive parents, caring for their young and hunting for them for most of their first year. As a sister species to the red or common cockatrice, hybrids are viable. The difference in parenting styles though, with black cockatrices caring for the young for much longer, means that their offspring have a better chance of survival, although they are generally unimpressed with the smaller more aggressive males of the common species, and common cockatrices rarely keep hybrid young as long as they should and they often struggle with lack of proper socialization.

### Redesigns

The Black Cockatrice has had one redesign, originally depicted with more subdued facial ornamentation reminiscent of the raptors from Jurassic Park 3.
Meadow Trilobite

Disclaimer: The Meadow Trilobite is a fictional species from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Proetida sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Trilobita

Order: Arthrocantha

Family: Arthrocanthidae

Genus: Arthrocanthus

Species: A. hoipolloi

### Description

  Best understood of all Known World trilobites are the Meadow Trilobites. These have taken after the lichids in being impenetrable when they roll up thanks to a high number of extremely hard segments. Most have spikes to deter predators swallowing them whole once they are rolled up. The common trilobite is among the most abundant macroarthropods in the inland sea, outnumbered only by blue crabs. They are generalist detritovores, scavenging corpses, consuming dead seagrass, and anything left to rot.

### Phylogeny

Meadow Trilobites are proetid trilobites in the family arthrocanthidae, together with arthrocervids and limnocarids they make up the order Arthrocantha. Their ancestors were harvested in the earlier harvests of the First Dynasty.

### Human Relations

Being detritivores has given Meadow Trilobites a reputation for being unclean to some, Kentarim view them as a delicacy.
Grakogen

Disclaimer: The Grakogen is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere

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Earth Ancestor: Elasmosauridae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Reptilia

Order; Plesiosauria

Family: Neopliosauridae

Genus: Unknown

Species: Unknown

### Description

The most successful plesiosaur in the known world, the Grakogen is distinguished by an elongate face, serrated teeth, and yellow striped tail fluke. These plesiosaurs are fish specialists, and are one of the most agile swimmers in Kaimere, and are nearly impossible to catch aside from the Daikogen, Zanitel, and Yakueko, which are either agile or fast enough to consistently catch them. In contrast to thallassocolubrans which live in tightly knit pods, Grakogen live in vast and loosely-connected groups, which are able to coordinate social hunts. Due to the agility and hunting capabilities of this species they have outcompeted and or endangered a vast majority of penguin, dolphin, and mosasaur species that unfortunately have to share their niche. This species is also very aggressive, mobbing both predators and herbivores inflicting countless tiny wounds, as a result, they are despised by most residents of the inland sea.

### Habitat

Shallow seas of the known world and beyond.

### Phylogeny

Grakogen belong to a clade of short necked elasmosaurs which originate beyond the known world.

### Ontogeny

Little is known about the growth and development of Grakogen, likely due to their evasive tendency.

### Sexual Dimorphism

Male Grakogen are significantly larger than females and display a larger top fluke on their tail.

### Human Relations

Grakogen are of incredible nuisance to fisherman, waiting for nets to be let out, waiting for the fish to be corralled, then snapping up their fill before the net is drawn back, unfortunately for fisherman they have no reliable way of getting rid of these sea imps other than to pray they aren't in the general vicinity.
Maps

(Now Outdated) Map of the Known WorldTectonic plates of KaimereCurrents and upwells of KaimereKoppen map of Arvel and Ni'KharMap of Jurassic IslandsKoppen map of Jurassic IslandsMap of PakardiaPolitical map of PakardiaKoppen map of Permian ContinentMap of Permian ContinentPermian continent 70myaMap of Range of dynastic extinctionKaimere 68myaKaimere 15myaHollow Turtle IslandMap of Free StatesMap of Kentarim IslandsKoppen map of KaishelMap of West ArvelCurrents and winds in the Known WorldPermian Islands mapPermian Islands Koppen
Tales of Kaimere

Tales of Kaimere is an anthology of short stories created by author Kennan Taylor all taking place in the fictional world of Kaimere. There are currently 2 anthologies in this series, each with a multitude of short stories.

###### Anthologies

* -Tales of Kaimere: Anthology 1

* -Tales of Kaimere: Anthology 2 Songs of the Inland Sea

##### Anthology 1

* -Death walks on broken wings
* -Fire in the Shadows
* -Trickster's Gambit
* -Koban's Menagerie
* -Spider's Prey
* -Songbird's Lament
* -Of Frost and Famine
* -A Broken Circle (Anthology Exclusive)
* -Lost in the Woods (Anthology Exclusive)
* -Truth Seeker (Anthology Exclusive)
* -Echoes of Laughter (Anthology Exclusive)
* -Drowned in Water and Blood (Hardcover Exclusive) ￼

##### Anthology 2: Songs of the Inland Sea

* -Haunted Legacy
* -When Sea Meets Shore
* -Grandmother's Roots
* -Tides of Restoration
* -The Reaper's Choice
* -Tempered in Ash and Blood
Tank Jackal

Disclaimer: The Tank Jackal is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: M. retusus\*

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Cingulata

Family: Chlamyphoridae

Genus: Macroeuphractus

Species: M. chelycyon

### Description

The tank jackal is a species of *Macroeuphractus* predatory armadillo that did well in Kaimere, thriving after the cooling period which resulted in an extinction event and spread of grasslands. As proficient burrowers, they have ample prey in small sloths, rodents, snakes, and thescelosaurs.

### Phylogeny

The Tank Jackal belongs to the genus Macroeuphractus, which ancestor was harvested during the South American Harvest of 6mya. Its' ancestor was likely M. retusus
Ruq

Video on the Subject: Demon of Frost and Famine: The Hezuki

The Ruq is a demon spoken of by the Akanuk which resemble beautiful people, they occur on cold winter nights seeking a warm meal and bed to share. Once allowed into the village and preferably a bed (as they are unable to enter settlements without permission) the back of their head is opened to reveal a hideous maw. Once consumed, they take the form of their victim and live as them for the rest of the winter, and retreat to their original home of Kaishel as the snow thaws. It is because of the Ruq that Akanuk strangers remove their hats and bow, as to prove their humanity. This entity is not confirmed to exist, but similar stories from the Khalin bolster evidence of their existence, this has led some members of the Assembly to believe that these demons are real, or at least were once upon a time.
The Portal

The Portal is the a colony of Magic which as of now resides in the Known World, and is the reason for why Earth life ends up on Kaimere, why the portal does this is still as of now unknown.

### Mechanics

The Portal sends off smaller colonies of magic to Earth, how they get there so quickly is still up for debate, although the most supported hypothesis is the use of wormholes. Once on Earth, the colony will take a select population of a variety of organisms, the organisms are then atomized and processed by the magic, a process said to be excruciating, after processing, the organism returns to the original hive on Kaimere to reassemble a clone of the original, maintaining all previous memories, yet excluding or fuzzying the collection process. the portal doesn't always collect organism though, only harvesting in times of ecologic turmoil, which ironically causes more disruption, causing more harvest spikes, until an equilibrium is established, after which the portal rests for as long as millions of years. Periods of equilibrium are known by Kaimeran Naturalists as 'Dynasties' and can take 5-20 million years to become fully established to the portal's liking. Kaimere is currently in a harvest spike and has been for the past 15 million years due to the end of the Tyrant Dynasty.

### First Children

Thousands of years ago, an ancient and uniquely cruel civilization of people known as the First Children, lived in Kaimere, they culled Kaimere for many years until triggering a harvest from the portal around 11 thousand years ago in North and Central America, this strange phenomena prompted the First Children to search for the portal, which when it was found, was tamed, with a floating city built around it, known today as Kabarahar, in capturing the portal, the First Children created a device which controls the opening and closing, as well as the direction of the portal.

### Mercantile Age

Thousands of years after the extinction of the First Children, the people of the Free States had taken control of Kabarahar, and subsequently discovered how to operate the portal device, this caused the first interaction in recorded history between human and Kaimeran, this age of interplanetary trade was short lived, as a plague known as The Barren Plague had ravaged a large portion of Kaimerans.

### The Assembly

Today the portal is under the protection and control of The Assembly, the portal and Kaimere as a whole are kept hidden from almost all humans to prevent another plague, interplanetary politics occur, but are carefully organized for the safety of both parties.

### Earth

The portal on Earth’s end is referred to as the Cloud Gate, and is found 400 miles off the coast of Florida in the Bermuda triangle.

A depiction of a portal harvest during the Jurassic- Keenan TaylorA herd of oxen are consumed by the portal- Keenan TaylorThe Whistling Door, the device which allows for voluntary interplanetary travel- Keenan TaylorA view of the portal from Earth- Keenan Taylor
Fabadonts

Disclaimer: Fabadonts are a fictional clade of tetrapod heterotherms from Keenan Taylor's *Tales of Kaimere*

### Description

Fabadonts (Class: Fabadontia) are a strange clade of tetrapods unique to Kaimere. They are characterized by bean shaped teeth for which they get their name, and high set eyes on stalks, a trait only seen once elsewhere in tetrapods in the 'Watcher clade' of neodicynodonts. Once thought to be extinct they are now known to be found in multiple regions beyond the Known World, Such as Kairul and Kaishel, but there are even some species inhabiting Pakardia and the Arvelith Highlands. They have around 300 teeth at a given time, filling out conventional tooth row in staggered groups, and the roof of their upper palate also has teeth that their cornfield tongues can masticate against. This formidable processing apparatus allows fabadonts to rapidly process a wide variety of vegetation and since it is already substantially processed by the time it gets to their guts, they can get by on whatever they digest. It is common for emerald fabadonts to eat the mossy bark at the base of trees. While not seeking to make constructions like beavers, they still weaken a lot of trees.

There are two main clades of Fabadont on Kaimere today, those being the Kaishel Fabadonts, which are most easily identified by the presence of a large highly developed parietal eye, and the Kairul Fabadonts. Below their fur-analogue integument is a pavement of bone flake armor that not only strengthens the skin to prevent easy penetration, the bone directly blocks cuts and absorbs bludgeoning strikes. This armor is most concentrated on the rump and tail, though their limbs, belly, and back have it to a lesser degree. Skull bones are thick, reinforced by a sturdy layer of keratin. Armpits and other joints are vulnerable, being the only reliable target for predators. Fabadonts are endotherms and lay eggs.
Permian Sloth

Disclaimer: The Permian Sloth is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dicynodontia sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Synapsida

Order: Linguapressura

Family: Eburocnidae\*

Genus: Eburocnus

Species: E. ocherfrons

### Description

The Permian Sloth is a low-slung dicynodont which specializes on to feed on roots, tubers, and other food on the ground. They have the keenest sense of smell among dicynodonts, and are prolific diggers. Though they can’t burrow as well as their ancestors or smaller living kin, but they do make large dens. Although all living dicynodonts partially chew using their tongue and rough palate, Permian sloths are especially proficient with this. Raw yam, tree roots, and thick-skinned fruit can all be compressed against the palate. Their tongue anchors deep in the chest, supplying a formidable level of power.

### Habitat

Highlands of the Permian Continent. They are most common in the north, with better soil to dig dry burrows and a greater abundance of hardy subterranean food than in the richer forests to the south

### Phylogeny

Permian Sloths were originally included in the order Testudocyona, (an order unique to Kaimere) though the most recent study found it and one other dicynodont formed their own order, Linguapressura, which was a clade that was quite successful prior to the Dynastic Extinction, but was largely overtaken by Testudocynodonts.

   Their only other close relative is the enormous and formidable Permian Oliphaunt, largest terrestrial dicynodont.

### Sexual Dimorphism

Unlike other dicynodonts, Permian sloths don’t mate for life: the female remains with the male after mating, and once she gives birth, she leaves to recover and get ready for the next season while he takes over childcare.
Houze Chelotaur

Disclaimer: The Houze Chelotaur is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Glyptodontinae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Cingulata

Family: Chlamyphoridae

Genus: Chelotaurus

Species: C. brontocauda

### Description

The houze chelotaur is one of two giant glyptodonts that survived the end-Anchored Period mass extinction, with the other being the larger yet far less abundant Arvelith steppe species. The houze chelotaur's weight is centered at the hips, enabling them to walk on their hind legs, freeing their hands to dig in an effort to uproot food or trench in for defense. They are obligate herbivores, and after adapting to houze grass, they have become quite successful. Their great mass and defensive anatomy means that adults do not have any regular predators, though occasionally uktan or harkundi will be able to get around their defenses. Though their sense of smell is keen and they can sometimes outpace it, their highest source of mortality is the fires that often spread through the grasslands during the dry season. Their English name, chelotaur, is an adaptation of the translation of most Shu names for them, meaning turtle bull, though they are also called hovelbacks since many animals take shelter in the remains of their shells.

### Phylogeny

The houze chelotaur is one of two giant glyptodonts that survived the end-Anchored Period mass extinction, with the other being the larger yet far less abundant Arvelith steppe species. Both species share the genus Chelotaurus\*. The ancestor of the Houze Chelotaur was harvested during the South American harvest 6mya.

### Redesigns

The Houze Chelotaur has had one redesign.

Original design for the Chelotaur- Keenan Taylor
Blue Watcher

Disclaimer: The Blue Watcher is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dicynodontia sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Synapsida

Order: Testudocyona

Family: Vigiltheriidae

Genus: Vigiltherium

Species: V. kyaneos

### Description

Blue Watcher is by far the most common of Watcher dicynodonts. They have a fairly basal bodyplan, being short and stocky, though they are one of the few dicynodonts with a derived skull. Their heads are set on stalks to allow them to see all around as they browse on low-growing vegetation with a very wide and powerful beak. A similar configuration is seen in the unrelated Fabadonts of Kaishel, and lead to an initial assumption that they were relatives, though it didn’t take long to confirm these were yet another dicynodont. They live in large herds, though spend most of their days broken off into smaller troops and meet up every few days. Though they don’t seem particularly intelligent, they are socially complex and quite affectionate with even unrelated individuals. Their browsing companions in small bands are recurring, though often these fellows aren’t relatives and indeed sometimes they don’t seem to like some related animals, and the naturalists studying them said friend was really the only appropriate term.

   This friendliness does extend to other animals, and though mixed-species dicynodont herds aren’t the norm, they are almost always built around a troop of Blue Watchers. Hippogriffs may be temperamental and combative with each other, but the presence of Watchers appears to keep the peace. Though it was speculated that they may emit a calming pheromone of some sort, it seems they are just so chill that other dicynodonts around them simply get along.

### Phylogeny

The Blue Watcher is a dicynodont in the clade Testudocyona, a clade unique to Kaimere which emerged around 30-40mya. They are apart of the family vigiltheriidae which is a sister family to the cetocynodonts.
Sapphire Gemweaver

Disclaimer: The Sapphire Gemweaver is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Insecta sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Insecta

Order: Caudomasta

Family: Sericistidae\*

Genus: Sericistos

Species: S. sappheiros

### Description

The Sapphire Gemweaver is a eusocial Whipcraw most notable for its blue carapace, for which it gets its' name. They produce silk which they use to construct elaborate nests. This silk is analogous to that of silkworms, though having different organs for a strong core and adhesive outer layer that can be mixed at differing quantities for highly versatile strength and flexibility makes them more similar to that of spiders. Each species constructs unique nest styles, often being an adhesive for a foundation of sticks, leaves, and even bones. Gemweavers have a single pair of simple wings which they use to supplement launches between branches while making these nests.

### Phylogeny

The Sapphire Gemweaver is a member of the order Caudomasta, a clade of insect unique to Kaimere harvested during Earth's Late Devonian. A lineage of whipcraw called gemweavers are believed to be the first eusocial insects, at least the first to evolve on Kaimere, which they did back during the First Dynasty. They appear almost indistinguishable in modern times as their fossils do over three hundred million years ago. Gemweavers have wings, this could also speak to whipcraw being much more derived than their basal bodyplans might otherwise suggest. Perhaps they are descended from the most ancient pterygotes and most lineages lost their wings upon arriving in Kaimere, or maybe the wings evolved independently. An independent evolution of the wings would support the theory that insect wings evolved from gills rather than a completely novel structure. A massive gap in our own paleontological record further complicates the issue, and genetic studies have thus far not cleared up the matter of whipcraw placement. Some think gemweavers may only resemble other whipcraw through convergent evolution, though they are usually found nested in the group. For now, the leading theory is whipcraw as a whole are descended from stem pterygotes and most lost their wings due to the relative lack of competition in this vacant planet, though this may change with future studies.

### Ontogeny

Like all Whipcraw, Sapphire Gemweavers do not have a larval stage, only a nymph stage.

### Human Relations

Gemweavers were a favorite of the First Children, who domesticated a marsh species in their Crescent outposts and used their silk for a majority of their clothing. Many of these now-feral domesticates can be found throughout the known world, with the most abundant and successful being in the Seridic wetlands, where they have been re-domesticated and are used in clothing, tools, and even construction.
Cougar Sloth

Disclaimer: The Cougar Sloth is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Scelidotheriidae sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Pilosa

Family: Scelidotheriidae

Genus: Siganychus

Species: S. feliforma

### Description

The Cougar Sloth, so named for it's low slung posture and long tail, unlike other terrestrial mylodonts of the Known World, they are true herbivores, although like most herbivores may have a rare nibble of bone for extra calcium.

With males weighing up to three-hundred pounds, they are the largest animal in their environment of the Eastern Jungles of the Crescent.

### Phylogeny

While a vast majority of sloths in Kaimere come from the late Miocene of North and South America, the Cougar Sloth, which was recently described by the Assembly, which is presumed to be a scelidothere mylodontoid from the jungle harvest 13 million years ago.

### Sexual Dimorphism

Cougar Sloth Boars are significantly larger than Sow, Females are small enough to spend much of their time in trees. Males, being notably larger, are more terrestrial, though are capable climbers and often sleep in lower branches.
Forest West

> "The forest goes very deep... Off in the distance, I can see a vineyard..."
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A forest to the west of Cindersap Forest. Contains Aurora Vineyard, the entrance to Sprite Spring and the Bear Shop. There's a mass of pine trees, and a small river for fishing.
In the south part of the forest player can also find a bunch of Ancient Sword artifacts for the museum and a weapon: Forest Sword. Many of the artifacts found by digging here suggest this was once the site of a large battle involving dwarves and humans.

## Foraging

Between 8 and 14 forageable items spawn in the west forest per day. Forage in this location de-spawns at the end of the day and new forage appears the next morning.

Forage items that can appear are:

* In spring:ファイル:Wild Horseradish.png Wild Horseradish,ファイル:Daffodil.png Daffodil,ファイル:Leek.png Leek,and ファイル:Dandelion.png Dandelion
* In summer:ファイル:Spice Berry.png Spice Berry,ファイル:Grape.png Grape,and ファイル:Sweet Pea.png Sweet Pea
* In fall:ファイル:Morel.png Morel,ファイル:Wild Plum.png Wild Plum,ファイル:Blackberry.png Blackberry,ファイル:Hazelnut.png Hazelnut,ファイル:Chanterelle.png Chanterelle,ファイル:Common Mushroom.png Common Mushroom,ファイル:Red Mushroom.png Red Mushroom,and Purple Mushroom
* In winter:ファイル:Holly.png Holly,ファイル:Crystal Fruit.png Crystal Fruit,andファイル:Crocus.png Crocus

An additional 2-5 forage appear in the area leading to the river in the south-west, and another 1-4 forage appear in the two small clearings in the south-center of the map. These locations may also have ファイル:Common Mushroom.png Common Mushroom in spring, and ファイル:Common Mushroom.png Common Mushroom and ファイル:Red Mushroom.png Red Mushroom in summer.

The west forest also contains a number of limited item spawns. Three ファイル:Ancient Sword.png Ancient Sword's are in the small clearings in the bottom center of the map, while one more is in the larger clearing to the north-east of these smaller clearings. One ファイル:Maple Syrup.png Maple Syrup jar is on the ground outside the north-west cave. Trash and Joja Cola will also appear inside the Aurora Vineyard yard for some time.

## Fish

Several types of fish can be caught in the small river in the south-west corner.

For information on original fishing times please see this page on the official wiki.

## Artifact Spots

The artifacts that can appear are:

* ファイル:Ancient Sword.png Ancient Sword
* ファイル:Prehistoric Handaxe.png Prehistoric Handaxe
* ファイル:Dwarvish Helm.png Dwarvish Helm
* ファイル:Bone Flute.png Bone Flute
* ファイル:Prehistoric Tool.png Prehistoric Tool
* ファイル:Ancient Seed.png Ancient Seed
* ファイル:Prehistoric Skull.png Prehistoric Skull
* ファイル:Skeletal Hand.png Skeletal Hand
* ファイル:Prehistoric Rib.png Prehistoric Rib

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Permian Oliphaunt

Disclaimer: The Permian Oliphaunt is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dicynodontia sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Synapsida

Order: Linguapressura

Family: Behemidae\*

Genus: Behemoth

Species: B. linguamanus

### Description

  While sloths use their tongue for chewing like a hydraulic press, the Permian Oliphaunt’s hyolingual apparatus trades strength for precision: their tongue is almost as long as their entire body. The tip forms a broad hand: thirteen digits can extend to grab and manipulate foliage into reach of their powerful beak, or they can retract the digits so the end forms a spoon they can use to drink.

   Aside from their tongue and great size, which in the largest bulls can exceed fourteen tons, their tusks are another conspicuous feature.

  As they don’t chew their food before swallowing, oliphaunts rely on massive guts to digest. Even so, they rarely make the most of their food and have to constantly eat to sustain themselves. They prefer more nutritious leaves at the tops of trees, and often shove them down if they can’t reach. Because of their overall digestive inefficiency, their dung is extremely nutritious. It makes for excellent fertilizer and secures their position as keystone species for the health they offer the soil underfoot, especially in habitats like boreal forests that often have poor-nutrient soil. Much like titans on the tropical continents, Permian oliphaunts aid in the health of the forest by shoving down trees, breaking roots with their heavy compressing steps, and churn the soil with their tusks and scraping steps as they push over trees. Their highly nutritious dung means they sometimes practice coprophagy, and dozens of animals supplement their diets with oliphaunt dung. It is very important for calves to consume oliphaunt dung for the sake of their own gut flora, which will help them make the most of their bulk feeding diet as they grow.

### Habitat

The Permian oliphaunt is found throughout the continent, though they are most common in the boreal forests to the north.

### Phylogeny

Permian Oliphaunts were originally included in the order Testudocyona, (an order unique to Kaimere) though the most recent study found it and one other dicynodont formed their own order, Linguapressura, which was a clade that was quite successful prior to the Dynastic Extinction, but was largely overtaken by Testudocynodonts.

   Their only other close relative are the Permian Sloths.

### Sexual Dimorphism

Bulls have larger tusks which they use to both display their virility and to fight other bulls. Cows live in small herds of related animals, attended by a single bull. Though the bull lives with the herd, he is primarily responsible for protecting the young.

### Redesigns

The Permian Oliphaunt has had one redesign, and was originally depicted as a member of the Permian Islands' faunal assortment.
Kaplan's Shieldcraw

Disclaimer: Kaplan's Shieldcraw is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Insecta sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Arthropoda

Class: Insecta

Order: Caudomasta

Family: Aspidothoraxidae\*

Genus: Aspidothorax

Species: A. amentanoensis

### Description

Kaplan's Shieldcraw is a detrivorous green Whipcraw found exclusively in the Free-States. Like all Shieldcraw, they have round bossed, and partly mineralized carapaces. these insects reach an average length of 3-5 cm

### Habitat

Near rivers and other freshwater environments in the islands the Free States. a rarity for the group as most Shieldcraw reside in Kairul.

### Phylogeny

Kaplan's Shieldcraw is a member of the order Caudomasta, a clade of insect unique to Kaimere harvested during Earth's Late Devonian. within this clade it belongs to the Shieldcraw clade, which are notable for having among the hardest carapaces, being partially mineralized, unusual for terrestrial arthropods.

### Ontogeny

Like all Whipcraw, Kaplan's Shieldcraw a larval stage, only having nymphs that eventually molt into their adult form.

### Sexual Dimorphism

Males are slightly larger and more brightly colored than females.

### Human Relations

As detritivores, they aren't reviled and in fact are appreciated as a cleanup specialist in the gutters of settlements of the Free States.
Magic Entities

#### Hereditary

* Witches
* Kaimerans

#### Viral / Wild Demons

* Vaskalamaldus
* Hezuki
* Kalikatszukha

### Homunculi

#### Class 1

* Worker Drone
* Wealcantrow

#### Class 2

* Ogres
* Khalori
* Harpies
* Abagora
* MIlaq
* Zhere Kun
* Harvestmen
* Lu Gashul
* Maku
* Trolls

#### Class 3

* Bokushai
* Grimhlaya
* The Modoman
* Vampires

### Entities/Elder Gods

* Ushalek
* Portal
* Grandmother's Roots
* Sky Whales
* Lidigurk

### Enchanted Items

* Mask of Spider
* Nirannyuk
* Sunset Cleaver
* Celestial Wall
* Irakai
* Samhi
* Dukumoa
* Kuduket
* Tamkopa
* Sarkoszuko
* Aznar

### Unclassified/ Unconfirmed

* Ruq
* Taki
Trakaiam Sea

Also Known as the Inland sea, Sloth sea, Sea of the Dancing Dragon, Prairie below the waves, etc, the Trakaiam Sea is a shallow seaway between the continents of Arvel and Ni'Khar, it is about 2000 miles across and on average less than 100 meters in depth. The sea is primarily dominated by Seagrass meadows, and hosts some of the greatest biodiversity in the Known World.
Resplendant Walrus

Disclaimer: The Resplendent Walrus is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Dicynodontia sp.

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Synapsida

Order: Testudocyona

Family: Odobenodontidae

Genus: Odobenodon

Species: O. pictoratus

### Description

   The Resplendent Walrus is the most abundant species of the "walrus" Dicynodonts. They aren't as proficient on land as smaller species, but their size and strength means they easily dominate the shore space by the water and push smaller species further up the beach, not only putting them in harms way of terrestrial predators but also forcing them to travel more to feed. They are much more social than most dicynodonts, and related males and their mates share in communal childcare responsibilities.

### Habitat

Horsetail forests of Permian Continent. The horsetail forests along the northern and eastern coasts of the continent provide not only an abundance of food, but also protection, as many large predators are wary of getting entangled in the eerie forest. This otherwise-untapped resource of fast-recovering food supports enormous populations of odobenodonts, who are limited only by the beachfront space on which the smaller species rest and mate. Only the largest owlbears pose a threat, and even they are wary of an odobenodont bull. The plants are found throughout the temperate and subpolar regions of the north, and where it goes, odobenodonts have followed.

### Phylogeny

Although the Resplendent Walrus is an aquatic dicynodont, they are not closely related to cetocynodonts such as the Sharktail Walrus of the south. Odobenodonts feed on marine horsetails rather than seagrass. Another point of divergence between them and the other two aquatic clades is that they swim with their limbs in a manner convergent with walruses and sea lions rather than their tails, which are now quite small. They have spread north to the polar continent and are among the most common marine herbivores of the temperate and polar seas. When Assembly naturalists first encountered the small species, they assumed they were a species of walrus, as they can climb on land and are quite terrestrially proficient. The fully aquatic giants, however, show that the odobenodonts only resemble walruses through convergent evolution.
Pakardiant Washer

Disclaimer: The Pakardiant Washer is a fictional animal from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Ammonitida

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Mollusca

Class: Cephalopoda

Order: Ammonitida

Family: Unknown

Genus: Unknown

Species: Unknown

### Description

The Pakardiant Washer is a freshwater ammonite and the smallest of the Ladegrims. The Pakardiant Washer is a ladegrim, also known as a washer, meaning they filter particulates out of the water using iron stomachs that can process almost anything with seemingly minimal negative impact on the cephalopod. It is because of this stomach and a relationship with paterim ammonites that makes the waters of the inland sea so clear and healthy.

### Human Relations

Ammonites such as the Common Ladegrim are culturally significant to many kaimeran peoples, they are the symbol of the Great Library of Bolondakoi, with their many collection vaults designed to appear like the swirling shell of an ammonite. The Khalin use these animals to represent a wide range of virtues including, artistry, mathematics, adventure, wisdom, and clarity, the deity of the Khalin, known to the Kentarim as Melrahim, is often depicted as having ammonite shells growing from her brow. Ammonites like the Common Ladegrim are also prized for their striking shells used in jewelry and/or decoration, and their tender meat. Ladegrim, in certain societies, have even been used to purify the waters of bathhouses, this is even more so the case for the Pakardiant Washer, which are harvested and exported for this purpose and to purify freshwater.
Kaimeran

Disclaimer: Kaimerans are fictional people from Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere.

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Earth Ancestor: Homo sapiens

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Primata

Family: Hominidae

Genus: Homo

Species: H. sapiens kaimerensis

### Description

Kaimerans are a subspecies of Homo Sapiens who were brought to Kaimere around 250,000 years ago. At some point in their history, kaimerans were symbiotically bound with magic native to the world. This magic slightly altered a few features , but the most dramatic change was the slowing of the kaimeran's life cycles: adult-hood is reached around 80 years of age, and many kaimerans live well into their fifth or sixth centuries. This has made for slow population growth, and despite significant technological advancement and innovation, they are still centuries behind their counterparts on Earth, and their civilizations have not expanded beyond a fairly small region of the planet they call The Known World. There are five major ethnicities of kaimeran peoples.

### Cultures

* Khalin
* Pakardiant
* Qadanith
* Shu
* Telmede

### Book Appearances

* Death Walks on Broken Wings
* Fire in the Shadows
* Trickster's Gambit
* Koban's Menagerie
* Spider's Prey
* Songbird's Lament
* Of Frost and Famine
* A Broken Circle
* Drowned in Water and Blood
* Haunted Legacy
* When Sea Meets Shore
* Tides of Restoration
* The Reaper's Choice