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== Guide to Magical Creatures ==

The single most popular reference text of the First Age, the Guide to Magical Creatures was made available in over twenty media forms to almost anyone capable of reading it. Written by some of the most educated of the Exalted among the Copper Spiders, the Emerald Dragons, the No Moons and the Joybringers. These masters of life and sorcery were responsible not only for the creation of hundreds of new species and races but also the cataloguing of millions of natural species, hundreds of varieties of Wyld-Twisted strains, Beastmen Tribes, Fae Hordes and spiritual entities. Used as a storybook, a reference guide and a scholarly text all at once, the Guide was constantly updated, becoming almost more of a magazine than an encylopedia.

Two articles became the first 'columns' in a periodical: [[/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]] Rampant and the [[/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]]. Originally written for scholarly purposes, they became highly popular pastimes. The progress of the [[/Heliopaths|Heliopath Epidemic]] (a disease which gave any survivor the ability to control fire) was of the utmost interest to everyone in the South and [[/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]] quickly degenerated to a semi-regularly updated report on Behemoth Hunts, the first spectator sport.

- [[Telgar]], Sidereal Historian, Chosen of Saturn

See also:

* [[/CouncilMagicalConstructs|Council of Magical Constructs]]
* [[/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]]
* [[/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Practices of the Greater Beasts, Commentation Upon]]

* [[/G|Other G Entries]]

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 The single most popular reference text of the First Age, the Guide to Magical Creatures was made available in over twenty media forms to almost anyone capable of reading it. Written by some of the most educated of the Exalted among the Copper Spiders, the Emerald Dragons, the No Moons and the Joybringers. These masters of life and sorcery were responsible not only for the creation of hundreds of new species and races but also the cataloguing of millions of natural species, hundreds of varieties of Wyld-Twisted strains, Beastmen Tribes, Fae Hordes and spiritual entities. Used as a storybook, a reference guide and a scholarly text all at once, the Guide was constantly updated, becoming almost more of a magazine than an encylopedia.
-Two articles became the first 'columns' in a periodical: [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]] Rampant and the [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]]. Originally written for scholarly purposes, they became highly popular pastimes. The progress of the [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/Heliopaths|Heliopath Epidemic]] (a disease which gave any survivor the ability to control fire) was of the utmost interest to everyone in the South and [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]] quickly degenerated to a semi-regularly updated report on Behemoth Hunts, the first spectator sport.
+Two articles became the first 'columns' in a periodical: [[Lexicon/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]] Rampant and the [[Lexicon/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]]. Originally written for scholarly purposes, they became highly popular pastimes. The progress of the [[Lexicon/Heliopaths|Heliopath Epidemic]] (a disease which gave any survivor the ability to control fire) was of the utmost interest to everyone in the South and [[Lexicon/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Commentation Upon Practices of the Greater Beasts]] quickly degenerated to a semi-regularly updated report on Behemoth Hunts, the first spectator sport.
 - [[Telgar]], Sidereal Historian, Chosen of Saturn
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 See also:
-* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/CouncilMagicalConstructs|Council of Magical Constructs]]
+* [[Lexicon/CouncilMagicalConstructs|Council of Magical Constructs]]
-* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]]
+* [[Lexicon/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]]
-* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Practices of the Greater Beasts, Commentation Upon]]
+* [[Lexicon/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Practices of the Greater Beasts, Commentation Upon]]
-* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/G|Other G Entries]]
+* [[Lexicon/G|Other G Entries]]

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 == Guide to Magical Creatures ==
-The single most popular reference text of the First Age, the Guide to Magical Creatures was made available in over twenty media forms to almost anyone capable of reading it. Written by some of the most educated of the Exalted among the Copper Spiders, the Emerald Dragons, the No Moons and the Joybringers. These masters of life and sorcery were responsible not only for the creation of hundreds of new species and races but also the cataloguing of millions of natural species, hundreds of varieties of Wyld-Twisted strains, Beastmen Tribes, Fae Hordes and spiritual entities. Used as a storybook, a reference guide and a scholarly text all at once, the Guide was constantly updated, becoming almost more of a magazine than an encylopedia.\\
+The single most popular reference text of the First Age, the Guide to Magical Creatures was made available in over twenty media forms to almost anyone capable of reading it. Written by some of the most educated of the Exalted among the Copper Spiders, the Emerald Dragons, the No Moons and the Joybringers. These masters of life and sorcery were responsible not only for the creation of hundreds of new species and races but also the cataloguing of millions of natural species, hundreds of varieties of Wyld-Twisted strains, Beastmen Tribes, Fae Hordes and spiritual entities. Used as a storybook, a reference guide and a scholarly text all at once, the Guide was constantly updated, becoming almost more of a magazine than an encylopedia.
-Two articles became the first 'columns' in a periodical: [[/Heliopaths]] Rampant and the [[/Primology]] Report. Originally written for scholarly purposes, they became highly popular pastimes. The progress of the [[/Heliopaths|Heliopathic Epidemic]] (a disease which gave any survivor the ability to control fire) was of the utmost interest to everyone in the South and [[/Primology]] quickly degenerated from a study of things Primordial to a semi-regularly updated report on Behemoth Hunts, the first spectator sport.
 - [[Telgar]], Sidereal Historian, Chosen of Saturn
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 See also:
-* [[/CouncilMagicalConstructs|Council of Magical Constructs]]
+* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/CouncilMagicalConstructs|Council of Magical Constructs]]
-* [[/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]]
+* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/Heliopaths|Heliopaths]]
-* [[Primology]] - Study of things Primodial. Help me with a better name?
+* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/PracticesOfTheGreaterBeasts|Practices of the Greater Beasts, Commentation Upon]]
-You could check thesaurus.com for synonyms for the word "primordial", and go from there.  Perhaps adapt a word from the word "Titan" (the Greek thingies which Primordials obviously resemble)?  I also sometimes find that when making up words, searching for the word in other languages can help.\\
+* [[Lexicon/GuidetoMagicalCreatures/G|Other G Entries]]