That's two sets of mythical creatures I've added to the canon now.
Actually four: kitsune, bugbears, hags and angels.
Yes, I am keeping track.
That's two sets of mythical creatures I've added to the canon now.
Zahavel (They/Them): An Orphan on the Path of Trials. They were raised by angel society rather than dragon society. Quillfeather, a good friend to the angels of New Nicaea, brought Zahavel to the Moonlit isles around the same time Skobeloff and his siblings left the Hatchery. This caused some of them, Skobeloff included, to see Zahavel as something of an adopted sibling. The Seers have foretold a prophecy that Zahavel will discover a dark secret of the Moons and uncover a shadowy, dragon conspiracy. Zahavel eagerly seeks to bring about this prophecy and Skobeloff helps them where he can.

...Krog, are you sure you want to pick up the hat? ^^"
The Crow:
Yeah...I would not be surprised if the Crow reacted with "...So?" in regards to the plagiarism/theft. ^^"

Here's hoping Cloud returns to see it.
In regards to Brutrumukk, a detail of his that hasn't come up is that his views on marriage are rather... odd.
For those of you unfamiliar with Ceremony, the spell's wedding feature grants the happy couple a +2 bonus to AC while they are within 30 feet of each other.
Basically, the way Brut sees it, marriage is just a way to temporarily turn a close comrade in arms into a second shield and that the best time to tie the knot is on the eve of a long and dangerous battle.
Initially, he thought Palasha and Candlefoot were getting married because the Witchlight Carnival was going to be traveling somewhere dangerous for its next stop. Now, he thinks they're getting married because of the danger posed by the hags.
He's going to be very confused if he ever finds out the real reason they want to get married.
...Also, if he ever has access to a holy spellcaster of one of the goblinoid gods while knowing that a tough fight is coming up, Brutrumukk may very well end up proposing to Jub.