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The final stage of a leviathan is the stuff of legends. | ''The final stage of a leviathan is the stuff of legends. Stretching anywhere between 75 and 300 feet, this is often mistaken for a Great Wyrm. Also known as the World Snake, very little is known of them. They are extremely rare: very few leviathans ever reach this stage, nor does anyone know why only some leviathans become them.''<br> | ||
between 75 and 300 feet, this is often mistaken for a Great Wyrm. | |||
as the World Snake, very little is known of them. | |||
very few leviathans ever reach this stage, nor does anyone know why only some | |||
leviathans become them. | |||
They are generally asleep, curled into a circle at the bottom of the lake. | ''They are generally asleep, curled into a circle at the bottom of the lake. Pity the fool that wakes one...'' | ||
Pity the fool that wakes one... | |||
An Ouroburos is using: | |||
<held in offhand> (Magical) (Humming) [[Leviathan Scale|a Leviathan Scale]] | |||
[[Category:Mobs_In_Lake_Of_Tears]] | [[Category:Mobs_In_Lake_Of_Tears]] | ||
Revision as of 21:26, 25 March 2006
The final stage of a leviathan is the stuff of legends. Stretching anywhere between 75 and 300 feet, this is often mistaken for a Great Wyrm. Also known as the World Snake, very little is known of them. They are extremely rare: very few leviathans ever reach this stage, nor does anyone know why only some leviathans become them.
They are generally asleep, curled into a circle at the bottom of the lake. Pity the fool that wakes one...
An Ouroburos is using: <held in offhand> (Magical) (Humming) a Leviathan Scale