G3 is a fairly linear corridor of canyon, with cliffs looming up on either side. There's only one way to go, really, given the unilateral direction of the channel formed by the landscape. It goes without saying that the terrain is harsh and uneven, here, with plenty of sharp rocks, cracks and breaks in the stone, and more. Still, it's probably nothing that two small, stabby children can't handle.
G3 continues upward, further north, but the part of the region that is traversable does not terminate in any immediate sense. There's more territory to explore further north, then, but how much there is to uncover remains to be seen.
The children are in luck. While there's not much in the way of treasure, G3 does have something to fight. Several somethings, in fact, prefaced by a symphony of low, lupine growls. Bipedal beasts lurch out from the crags of G3, where they have apparently decided to make their home, and they're not happy about the intrusion.
Beowolves have been unlocked in the bestiary! Large, dark, and shadowy, Beowolves are more than a little reminiscent of a werewolf in size and stature. They are vicious beasts, stout and muscular, and often stand on their hind legs. Individuals will vary, resembling anything from simple, canine silhouettes with red eyes and jaws, to vaguely armored creatures, with bone-like protrusions jutting out like armor from their limbs and faces made up of elongated skulls. The smallest are roughly the size of a fully grown human, while the largest recorded are almost twice as much. Almost all bear vicious claws, tipped in white. Despite their mass and solidity, Beowolves emanate a ghostly, shadowy afterimage, like smoke.
Younger Beowolves will often attack on their own, with little thought towards strategy or survival. Older ones, however, have ample intelligence and experience from battles with humans. They will strategize and even hesitate before striking, to make sure it's possible. All Beowolves are naturally strong close-quarters fighters, with their claws and teeth. But being at long range puts them at a severe disadvantage, as there's nothing they can do besides close the gap.
Unfortunately, there are little to no resources to be gained from slaying these beasts; they disintegrate into black smoke shortly after death, with nothing left behind.
MAATI - G3 | Ⴄ PREDATORS
G3 is a fairly linear corridor of canyon, with cliffs looming up on either side. There's only one way to go, really, given the unilateral direction of the channel formed by the landscape. It goes without saying that the terrain is harsh and uneven, here, with plenty of sharp rocks, cracks and breaks in the stone, and more. Still, it's probably nothing that two small, stabby children can't handle.
G3 continues upward, further north, but the part of the region that is traversable does not terminate in any immediate sense. There's more territory to explore further north, then, but how much there is to uncover remains to be seen.
The children are in luck. While there's not much in the way of treasure, G3 does have something to fight. Several somethings, in fact, prefaced by a symphony of low, lupine growls. Bipedal beasts lurch out from the crags of G3, where they have apparently decided to make their home, and they're not happy about the intrusion.
Beowolves have been unlocked in the bestiary! Large, dark, and shadowy, Beowolves are more than a little reminiscent of a werewolf in size and stature. They are vicious beasts, stout and muscular, and often stand on their hind legs. Individuals will vary, resembling anything from simple, canine silhouettes with red eyes and jaws, to vaguely armored creatures, with bone-like protrusions jutting out like armor from their limbs and faces made up of elongated skulls. The smallest are roughly the size of a fully grown human, while the largest recorded are almost twice as much. Almost all bear vicious claws, tipped in white. Despite their mass and solidity, Beowolves emanate a ghostly, shadowy afterimage, like smoke.
Younger Beowolves will often attack on their own, with little thought towards strategy or survival. Older ones, however, have ample intelligence and experience from battles with humans. They will strategize and even hesitate before striking, to make sure it's possible. All Beowolves are naturally strong close-quarters fighters, with their claws and teeth. But being at long range puts them at a severe disadvantage, as there's nothing they can do besides close the gap.
Unfortunately, there are little to no resources to be gained from slaying these beasts; they disintegrate into black smoke shortly after death, with nothing left behind.