Post by ``roxane on Jan 20, 2009 13:54:04 GMT -4
Here is a list of the playable creatures of the Inkworld. If you have any suggestions as to what other creatures should be playable, feel free to suggest them.
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Glass-Folk
Pint-sized men and women made of glass, who bleed like humans, only clear. They can eat human food, but it does not agree with them, making them sick. Instead they eat things like sand and bark. In the wild they are usually green tinted, and when kept in homes and businesses, they usually have a pinkish hue.
Glass-men are commonly kept as assistants to writers, doing things like sharpening pens, stirring the ink, setting the desk, and other things that a writer would not want to bother with when particularly inspired.
Glass-women are kept as assistants to seamstresses, doing jobs like threading the needles, sharpening scissors, and other things like this to make the job faster.
In general, glass-men are not known for their work ethic, although they are very useful when they want to be. They make good assistants, and are helpful as spies, due to their small size, strong ears, and transparent bodies.
Moss Women
Petite women who tend to the sick and wounded. They all seem to look alike, but according to them, so do humans, so to a trained eye, perhaps there are differences. They have small, wrinkled, but still youthful, ageless faces.
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Glass-Folk
Pint-sized men and women made of glass, who bleed like humans, only clear. They can eat human food, but it does not agree with them, making them sick. Instead they eat things like sand and bark. In the wild they are usually green tinted, and when kept in homes and businesses, they usually have a pinkish hue.
Glass-men are commonly kept as assistants to writers, doing things like sharpening pens, stirring the ink, setting the desk, and other things that a writer would not want to bother with when particularly inspired.
Glass-women are kept as assistants to seamstresses, doing jobs like threading the needles, sharpening scissors, and other things like this to make the job faster.
In general, glass-men are not known for their work ethic, although they are very useful when they want to be. They make good assistants, and are helpful as spies, due to their small size, strong ears, and transparent bodies.
Moss Women
Petite women who tend to the sick and wounded. They all seem to look alike, but according to them, so do humans, so to a trained eye, perhaps there are differences. They have small, wrinkled, but still youthful, ageless faces.