The most common herbivore on the planet, males are highly dangerous and protective of the rest of the heard. Large stag like creature most likely the descents of livestock brought by the first settlers before old night.
Small creature uses small psychic abilities to induce fear to stun or scare other creatures. Similar to the Dragcath but bigger and StrongerĪ dog like reptile that mostly hunts in packs. Slightly larger than its northern counterpart.Ī gigantic sea serpents capable of swallowing Ships and even low flying voidcraft whole.Ī strange cross of feline and reptile apex predators of the northern forests and the Southern Planes capable of climbing trees. Between that time the victim's body is converted to a tree like creature in a cruel imitation of the original species.Ī mighty, dragon-like creatures that circle the many islands of Coritan However this process takes up to 10 years. Is a parasitic plant life forms that converts other creatures into copies of itself. prior to the discovery of Coritan the power amour was fully grey.Ĭhapter Homeworld: Coritan Flora The Spriggain The Void Hunters were olive green power armour with a grey shoulder pads silver or grey Aquila or Imperialis on the chest plate. A good number of Void Hunters still carry trophies from that kill as a reminder of the world they fight for. Only 1 in 30 aspirants makes it to the Fortress.Īlthough not a requirement, aspirants may also bring the skull or hide of a creature they have slain while on their journey this can boost aspirants' chances in selection However, all aspirants are psychically screened to make sure that they haven't killed another aspirant and taken their trophy as claiming another kill is one of the deadliest sins on Cortian. To travel there an aspirant must travel through dense jungle watching out for predators and venomous plant life. The aspirants must first travel to the Fortress Monastery, located on an island on the equator. The Void Hunters recruit their aspirants from the tribes of their homeworld Coritan.
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