The world of Uabos is a strange one, filled with creatures you have to see to believe. The mission of Uabos is to build a realistic fantasy, the planet is populated by strange creatures, speculative evolutionary monsters, and prehistoric beasts, all to create a sense of wonder that could really happen. What is your mission? You and the other players will go on a journey, across land, sky, and sea to find one of the most important things on earth. Knowledge of the past. Are you ready?
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No god modding
No power playing
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There are two distinct types of dragons, the four limbed reptiles (Wyvern), and the eight limbed insects (Dragon).
Wyvern
The deadliest hunters of Uabos, massive beasts reaching up to sixty feet long. Unlike dragons Wyverns are primarily gliders, as larger species don't have large enough wings to fly. They swoop down on their prey and quickly slice their neck with massive 'Wing claws' on their forelimbs.
Dragon
Dragons are fairly docile, and the vast majority of them are tame. Although they max out at twelve feet long, they unlike wyverns can fly. Colors vary from blue to yellow to purple, unlike the dull greens of dragons. If fed often and kept safe they can grow much larger then 12 feet, although they lose flight.
Wyvern
The deadliest hunters of Uabos, massive beasts reaching up to sixty feet long. Unlike dragons Wyverns are primarily gliders, as larger species don't have large enough wings to fly. They swoop down on their prey and quickly slice their neck with massive 'Wing claws' on their forelimbs.
Dragon
Dragons are fairly docile, and the vast majority of them are tame. Although they max out at twelve feet long, they unlike wyverns can fly. Colors vary from blue to yellow to purple, unlike the dull greens of dragons. If fed often and kept safe they can grow much larger then 12 feet, although they lose flight.
Very little is known about griffins, save they resemble birds walking on their wings, with strong back legs.
The Babolions include several large lion-like monkeys distributed across the central and south continent of Highland in Uabos.
Babolions contains two biggest genus representatives: Manticore and Sphinx that evolved from baboon-like ancestors. Unlike their genetic precursors Babolions are primarily carnivorous and once in a while can terrorize barnyard animals. This makes them extremely vulnerable to farmers that hunt them to extinction. Nowadays, the FFRP (Fauna and Flora Reserve Program) founded by ogres firmly protect the rights of these animals; thanks to which in some Uabos' country the hunting down androsphinx species is prohibited by law.
Babolions contains two biggest genus representatives: Manticore and Sphinx that evolved from baboon-like ancestors. Unlike their genetic precursors Babolions are primarily carnivorous and once in a while can terrorize barnyard animals. This makes them extremely vulnerable to farmers that hunt them to extinction. Nowadays, the FFRP (Fauna and Flora Reserve Program) founded by ogres firmly protect the rights of these animals; thanks to which in some Uabos' country the hunting down androsphinx species is prohibited by law.
Re'em or Polar Unicorn
Polar Unicorns possess a dome-like keratinous horn with an acicular tip that can reach up to 8.2 feet long (2.5 meters) presented in both sexes. These representatives of unicorn family are the northernmost species and occupy arctic and south tundra lands of Uabos. Unlike most of the unicorn species, the polar unicorns do not hold territories; however, they do mark their trails with urine. Moreover, they appear peaceful yet their temperament is often unpredictable and may attack anything moving, often without warning or apparent reason.
Indrik or Giant Forest Unicorn
After Polar Unicorns, the Indriks are the biggest unicorn species and some naturalists noted that some individuals can even oversize a northern relative. Like most unicorns, Indriks are solitary animals but can form a pair that coexists together without noticeable intraspecific aggression. Their most obvious weapons are the elongated horn borne by both males and females. Nevertheless, they never attack unconsciously and tend to show curiosity by rejecting to flee from something that they perceive as non-threatening and studying the animal that startled them. Researchers have indicated that Indriks present a complex level of intelligence and perform numerous cognitive burdens. Most modern naturalists claim that giant forest unicorns possess more complicated mental bustle than horses and even dogs which makes them the smartest wild odd-toed ungulates.
Camahueto or Tropical Dwarf Unicorn
These species of unicorn prefer tropical marshlands and showcase the most aggressive temperament across all unicorn species.
Dwarf unicorns have the smallest domed shaped horn but their massive heads can be used as battering rams.
Common Western Unicorn
These most common unicorn species were the only representatives tamed by elves and humans, yet never fully domesticated. Their body structure is closer in build to bison and bulls hence the second name bull horse. Western Unicorns are semi-solitary animals and form a small herd of five to twelve individuals during the mating season that is led by an old adult female, the matriarch. When the peak of the breeding period commences males wander widely in search of receptive females from the herd to herd.
Shadhavar
Shadhavas are extremely unique representatives of unicorn families as they exhibit predatory behavior and along with their herbivorous nature, they can hunt small animals by piercing them with the horn.
They are solitary animals and live in eastern forests.
Karkadann or Eastern Curved-Horned Unicorn
Eastern Unicorns are the only unicorn representatives that live in huge herds.
With the help of their horn, the Eastern Unicorns dig shallow depressions in the soft ground to find food in deserts.
Polar Unicorns possess a dome-like keratinous horn with an acicular tip that can reach up to 8.2 feet long (2.5 meters) presented in both sexes. These representatives of unicorn family are the northernmost species and occupy arctic and south tundra lands of Uabos. Unlike most of the unicorn species, the polar unicorns do not hold territories; however, they do mark their trails with urine. Moreover, they appear peaceful yet their temperament is often unpredictable and may attack anything moving, often without warning or apparent reason.
Indrik or Giant Forest Unicorn
After Polar Unicorns, the Indriks are the biggest unicorn species and some naturalists noted that some individuals can even oversize a northern relative. Like most unicorns, Indriks are solitary animals but can form a pair that coexists together without noticeable intraspecific aggression. Their most obvious weapons are the elongated horn borne by both males and females. Nevertheless, they never attack unconsciously and tend to show curiosity by rejecting to flee from something that they perceive as non-threatening and studying the animal that startled them. Researchers have indicated that Indriks present a complex level of intelligence and perform numerous cognitive burdens. Most modern naturalists claim that giant forest unicorns possess more complicated mental bustle than horses and even dogs which makes them the smartest wild odd-toed ungulates.
Camahueto or Tropical Dwarf Unicorn
These species of unicorn prefer tropical marshlands and showcase the most aggressive temperament across all unicorn species.
Dwarf unicorns have the smallest domed shaped horn but their massive heads can be used as battering rams.
Common Western Unicorn
These most common unicorn species were the only representatives tamed by elves and humans, yet never fully domesticated. Their body structure is closer in build to bison and bulls hence the second name bull horse. Western Unicorns are semi-solitary animals and form a small herd of five to twelve individuals during the mating season that is led by an old adult female, the matriarch. When the peak of the breeding period commences males wander widely in search of receptive females from the herd to herd.
Shadhavar
Shadhavas are extremely unique representatives of unicorn families as they exhibit predatory behavior and along with their herbivorous nature, they can hunt small animals by piercing them with the horn.
They are solitary animals and live in eastern forests.
Karkadann or Eastern Curved-Horned Unicorn
Eastern Unicorns are the only unicorn representatives that live in huge herds.
With the help of their horn, the Eastern Unicorns dig shallow depressions in the soft ground to find food in deserts.
Although primarily carnivorous, the gigantic Roc bird is known for its frugivorous diet and was commonly spotted pecking pineapple-melons. The short yet extremely powerful hooked raptorial beak is suitable not only for ripping flesh but also perfectly designed to mash some ground hefty berries. Nonetheless, the Roc bird remains the biggest flying predatory organism in Uabos with a wingspan about 45 – 65 feet long.
This prey bird hunts large animals attacking them from the air piercing the head of the creature with sharp hooked claws, with all its weight, the bird falls on the head of the animal and presses it down with the ground. Frequently the prey dies instantly without realizing what has happened.
Atop the head of the Roc is crowned by long feathers that fan into a bold crest when the bird feels threatened or during the fights with other representatives of the same species.
The Rocs hatch from enormous ground-colored eggs. All chicks possess some sort of a small horn aiding them to chip open the hard shell of the egg; however, later the horn reduces I size and completely vanishes before the baby Roc learns how to fly.
Roc birds prefer open spaces and large canyons where they hunt their favorite mammals: behemoth, elephant gopher, and boar-mammoth.
This prey bird hunts large animals attacking them from the air piercing the head of the creature with sharp hooked claws, with all its weight, the bird falls on the head of the animal and presses it down with the ground. Frequently the prey dies instantly without realizing what has happened.
Atop the head of the Roc is crowned by long feathers that fan into a bold crest when the bird feels threatened or during the fights with other representatives of the same species.
The Rocs hatch from enormous ground-colored eggs. All chicks possess some sort of a small horn aiding them to chip open the hard shell of the egg; however, later the horn reduces I size and completely vanishes before the baby Roc learns how to fly.
Roc birds prefer open spaces and large canyons where they hunt their favorite mammals: behemoth, elephant gopher, and boar-mammoth.
Chimera is a fast carnivorous gorgonopsidae with slender yet muscular body, with rather short feline legs. With a body as big as a house, the Common Chimera is one of the biggest if not the biggest land predator on Uabos.
The species is distinguished from other species of its family by extraordinarily elongated canine teeth that protrude from the upper jaw. Chimera is characterized by its short cat-like skull and robust neck. These features, alongside deadly fangs, helps the animal to rapidly slash and stab the prey without it even noticing the attack. With the aid of somewhat of opposable thumb on the paws and huge slicing claws, the genus can maneuver through crags and rocks.
Chimeras are found in mountainous regions of Uabos but can also inhabit forests (example: Sylvan Dwarf Chimera subspecies). Although warm-blooded, the genus prefers warm environments and rarely can be seen in regions with drastic climate variations. They lack fur but expose rare hairs covering their rough skin.
The species is distinguished from other species of its family by extraordinarily elongated canine teeth that protrude from the upper jaw. Chimera is characterized by its short cat-like skull and robust neck. These features, alongside deadly fangs, helps the animal to rapidly slash and stab the prey without it even noticing the attack. With the aid of somewhat of opposable thumb on the paws and huge slicing claws, the genus can maneuver through crags and rocks.
Chimeras are found in mountainous regions of Uabos but can also inhabit forests (example: Sylvan Dwarf Chimera subspecies). Although warm-blooded, the genus prefers warm environments and rarely can be seen in regions with drastic climate variations. They lack fur but expose rare hairs covering their rough skin.
Behemoth
Behemoth are by far the largest of the elephants. They grow to nearly 19 feet tall, making them a large threat to farms in the valley and mountain regions. Although mostly docile if disturbed they will attack relentlessly, often attempting to gore with their massive tusks. They resemble a mix of primate and elephant, often with shaggy black or brown hair.
Elephant gopher
Named for their digging abilities, the Elephant gopher is the smallest of the elephants at only six to eight feet tall. Their tusks grow out much shorter than the others, but make excellent spades and shovels. They dig large holes, in which their families rest while the mother or father gets food. Some Elephant gophers have been tamed by larger species of humanoid.
Boar-mammoth
It may come as no surprise that the boar mammoth is named for it's aggression. It will attack randomly, often eating the unlucky victim. They have been observed even killing their mates right out of the blue. Their tusks split into two different directions, giving the appearance of four fanglike tusks.
Behemoth are by far the largest of the elephants. They grow to nearly 19 feet tall, making them a large threat to farms in the valley and mountain regions. Although mostly docile if disturbed they will attack relentlessly, often attempting to gore with their massive tusks. They resemble a mix of primate and elephant, often with shaggy black or brown hair.
Elephant gopher
Named for their digging abilities, the Elephant gopher is the smallest of the elephants at only six to eight feet tall. Their tusks grow out much shorter than the others, but make excellent spades and shovels. They dig large holes, in which their families rest while the mother or father gets food. Some Elephant gophers have been tamed by larger species of humanoid.
Boar-mammoth
It may come as no surprise that the boar mammoth is named for it's aggression. It will attack randomly, often eating the unlucky victim. They have been observed even killing their mates right out of the blue. Their tusks split into two different directions, giving the appearance of four fanglike tusks.
Horse Hound or Bulgae
Horse Hound is a long-legged and strongly built dog breed used as domesticated animal ridden with a saddle on their backs mimicking the horses in utilization. This breed encompasses an extremely high level of 'animal cognition' and unlike most dogs exhibits the tint of immense self-awareness. Horse Hound completely lacks the aggression toward most of the creatures representing noticeable bite inhibition and barely can hunt without its owner; this aspect makes them fully incongruous for protection and assisting military units.
Winged Cat
This species of flying feline family is partially tamed as an exotic pet and mostly can be faced in the wild woodlands. Unlike their terrestrial cousins, the winged cats mostly evince intolerant behavior towards humans and other sentient races.
Jackrabbama
Jackrabbamas are large grazing and browsing lightly built lagomorphs that were domesticated from their wild ancestor – Mountain Jackrabbama that is now considered to be endangered species and localized exclusively in northern regions of Uabos.
Fowl Dove
Fowl Dove is a domesticated species of flightless columbiformes that are distinguished by their bulging translucent fluorite comb presented in both sexes. Fowl Doves are aggressive and highly intellectual birds which makes them be perfect candidates for protecting owners’ houses. Moreover, fowl doves additionally are reared for their consumable eggs.
Ramaroo
The most instantly recognizable features of Ramaroo are its domed massive horns and bipedal posture. It is stated by researchers that wild Ramaroos can be found on open fields head-butting during courtship, charging each other on hind limbs like dinosaurs and using their elongated tail for balance. This species was tamed not so far ago for its advantage in military utilization.
Motheasel
Motheasels are domestic species of ‘beast-mimicking moths’. Compared to their wild ancestors, Motheasels gained tolerance to human presence and handling. Although these insects are essentially bred for the thin expensive silk, some are kept as house pets due to their astonishing mental capacities that can be compared even to dogs’ brains.
Chrysocolla Wasp
Unlike most of the wasp genes this representative is extremely docile and intellectually supreme. The wasps are reared for their ability to produce rare wax that is later manufactured into a cheap yet high-quality paper.
Horse Hound is a long-legged and strongly built dog breed used as domesticated animal ridden with a saddle on their backs mimicking the horses in utilization. This breed encompasses an extremely high level of 'animal cognition' and unlike most dogs exhibits the tint of immense self-awareness. Horse Hound completely lacks the aggression toward most of the creatures representing noticeable bite inhibition and barely can hunt without its owner; this aspect makes them fully incongruous for protection and assisting military units.
Winged Cat
This species of flying feline family is partially tamed as an exotic pet and mostly can be faced in the wild woodlands. Unlike their terrestrial cousins, the winged cats mostly evince intolerant behavior towards humans and other sentient races.
Jackrabbama
Jackrabbamas are large grazing and browsing lightly built lagomorphs that were domesticated from their wild ancestor – Mountain Jackrabbama that is now considered to be endangered species and localized exclusively in northern regions of Uabos.
Fowl Dove
Fowl Dove is a domesticated species of flightless columbiformes that are distinguished by their bulging translucent fluorite comb presented in both sexes. Fowl Doves are aggressive and highly intellectual birds which makes them be perfect candidates for protecting owners’ houses. Moreover, fowl doves additionally are reared for their consumable eggs.
Ramaroo
The most instantly recognizable features of Ramaroo are its domed massive horns and bipedal posture. It is stated by researchers that wild Ramaroos can be found on open fields head-butting during courtship, charging each other on hind limbs like dinosaurs and using their elongated tail for balance. This species was tamed not so far ago for its advantage in military utilization.
Motheasel
Motheasels are domestic species of ‘beast-mimicking moths’. Compared to their wild ancestors, Motheasels gained tolerance to human presence and handling. Although these insects are essentially bred for the thin expensive silk, some are kept as house pets due to their astonishing mental capacities that can be compared even to dogs’ brains.
Chrysocolla Wasp
Unlike most of the wasp genes this representative is extremely docile and intellectually supreme. The wasps are reared for their ability to produce rare wax that is later manufactured into a cheap yet high-quality paper.
Unknown starting of life
Plantae
Dryad
Fungia
Limnad
Animalia
Invertebrates
Mollusca
Selkie
Arthropods
Spiders
Arachne
Crustacean
Karkinos Blemayea
Insects
Sprite Centaur
Vertebrates
Bony fish
Nixie
Amphibia
Vodnik Kaupe
Sauropsid
Snakes
Gorgon Naga
Turtles
Kappa
Pterosaurs
Harpy
Dinosaurs
Gargoyle Sarangay
Synapsid
Pooka
Mammalia
Bunyip
Marsupial
Dropbear
Sloth
Titan
Elephants
Gajia
Wolves
Loup Garou
Bats
Kobold Goblin
Pigs
Pig-men
Cows
Minotuar
Primates
Troll Vanara Merfolk Giant Satyr Human Elf Ogre Fairy Dwarf
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