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Creature Type: Physical Creature Family: Nanook Creature Name: Egg |
Gender: Male Rarity: Uncommon Egg is frozen solid! |
Visual Description
A warm egg, twitching with excitement.
Lifestyle
While exploring the vast glaciers that mark the transition between the mountains and the winter shores, caretakers often sit down to take a break and after a while find that instead of getting colder by sitting still, they start to feel pleasantly warm. A quick look around invariably yields a Nanook egg snuggled up near them: the caretaker did not find the egg, but the egg found them.
Nanook eggs are also attracted to other Unicreatures. Caretakers that travel with creatures often find Nanook eggs clustered around their pets as they rest and anyone setting up a tent for the night finds it housing two or even three Nanook eggs by morning, creating a toasty warm atmosphere inside.
When holding a Nanook egg, a caretaker can feel it trembling slightly and many have speculated that this might be the source of the warmth that emanates from the egg. Concentrating on the egg, the caretaker can also feel a queer sense of curiosity: an urge to get out and discover. As the egg nears its evolution, the trembling and exploratory drive emanating from the egg both increase and when the sensation seems to peak, the egg evolves into Ursit.
A warm egg, twitching with excitement.
Lifestyle
While exploring the vast glaciers that mark the transition between the mountains and the winter shores, caretakers often sit down to take a break and after a while find that instead of getting colder by sitting still, they start to feel pleasantly warm. A quick look around invariably yields a Nanook egg snuggled up near them: the caretaker did not find the egg, but the egg found them.
Nanook eggs are also attracted to other Unicreatures. Caretakers that travel with creatures often find Nanook eggs clustered around their pets as they rest and anyone setting up a tent for the night finds it housing two or even three Nanook eggs by morning, creating a toasty warm atmosphere inside.
When holding a Nanook egg, a caretaker can feel it trembling slightly and many have speculated that this might be the source of the warmth that emanates from the egg. Concentrating on the egg, the caretaker can also feel a queer sense of curiosity: an urge to get out and discover. As the egg nears its evolution, the trembling and exploratory drive emanating from the egg both increase and when the sensation seems to peak, the egg evolves into Ursit.
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