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The Imoran Beasts are a universal documentation and belief of rare and legendary creatures said to have Divine or Earthen magic within their blood. They have mysterious motives and stories tell of Imoran Beasts appearing throughout the Creation eras, leading many to assume the creatures are immortal or wise beyond the world itself. The Imoran Beasts are followed and worshipped lightly, finding popularity among niche tribes and forest dwellers who have commonly been sheltered from the overarching Numen Pantheon. They stand in tales as lessons to be learnt, as many represent the trials and tribulations of life, taking no favourites or treating anyone different. Simply sighting a legendary Imoran is extremely rare and said to bring good or bad fortune, referred to as karma or juju, depending on which beast you saw and the context.
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SHIA, THE BALANCE OF NATURE
A strong and majestic lion with white fur and a magical mane, Shia is a silent beast that represence the balance of everything.
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KOBU, THE WISDOM OF NATURE
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WODJOCK
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EQARRIN, THE MIGHT OF NATURE
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FISH BEAST (TBD)
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QUEM KADEP, THE TRUST IN NATURE
Quem Kadep is depicted as a beautiful but blind black mare, who wanders Enterllia aimlessly, following the guidance of only the land and waters themselves. Quem in many tales is told to be innocent and harmless, simply wishing to find fresh water and to live life peacefully, however, Cho, another Imoran Beast hunts them eternally and consistently causes strife with Quem, that usually results in Quem having to flee.
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CHO, THE RELENTLESSNESS OF NATURE
Cho is a small but powerful crocodile that is said to eternally hunt Quem Kadep, lurking in lakes and rivers, waiting for the Imoran Beast to grow thirsty. Cho is a character in many tales that appears as a warning to those who are not careful or underestimate the wrath of the wilds.
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MUNARAE, THE DEATH OF NATURE
Munarae is the Imoran Beast of decay, rot and ashes. The mythical creature appears as a black stag and causes vegetation to decompose beneath its hooves.
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