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13:26, 8 June 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Cockatrice (Created page with "A cockatrice is a mythical beast looking essentially like a two-legged dragon, wyvern or a serpent-kile creature with a rooster's head that is considered to have some correlations with a basilisk. It was fabled to kill by its glance and could be slain only by tricking it into seeing its own reflection, akin of the gorgon Medusa from greek mythology. An Egyptian animal of some sort, the mortal enemy of the crocodile, which it tracks down and kills. This vague sen...")
12:58, 8 June 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Basilisk (Created page with "'''Basilisk''' (ba-suh-lisk) A Basilisk is a legendary reptile renowned to be a serpent king, that kills those that gases upon its eyes. In Plini the Elder's '''Naturalis Historia''', the Basilisk of Cyrene is a small snake, "not more than twelve inches in lengch", so venomous it left a trail of deadly venom on its wake and its gaze was likewise lethal.A basilisk is also considered to be synonymous with the Cockatrice. ==Etymology== Originating from the greek form...")
12:33, 8 June 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Akupara (Created page with "'''Akūpāra''' (uh-koo-pär-uh) Origin: Hindu Ancient and Wise, the Akūpāra balances the earth on is back. It's also referred as the '''Kurma''' (tourtoise in sanskrit) or '''Kurmaraja'''. A similar image of the World supporting the world on it's shell also appears in Chinese and Native American myths. ==Ethimology== ==Discworld== In '''Terry Prattchett''''s '''Discworld''', a flat planet is balanced on the backs of four elephants which in turn stand on the back...")
08:10, 7 March 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs protected Main Page [Edit=Allow only administrators] (indefinite) (hist)
08:08, 7 March 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page User:WikiSysop (Created page with "Admin user for bestiarium.online")
10:58, 19 February 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Ogre (Created page with "==Etimology== ==Dungeon's and Dragons Ogre== The hide of ogres varies from dull blackish-brawn to dead yellow. Rare specimens are a sickly violet in color. Their warty bumps are often of different color - or at least darker than their hides. Hair is blackish-blue to dull dark green. Eyes are purple with white pupils. Teeth are black or orange, as are talons. Ogres wear any sort of skins or furs. They care for their arms and armor reasonably well. The life span of an ogr...")
17:12, 10 February 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Dragon (Created page with "Dragons "Never laugh at live dragons, Bilbo you fool! You aren't nearly through this adventure yet." —Bilbo Baggins to himself after confronting Smaug (The Hobbit, Chapter XII: "Inside Information") 1 Etymology 2 D&D Dragons 3 Tolkien's Dragons 4 Notes =Etymology= dragon (n.)[NOTE 1] mid-13c., dragoun, a fabulous animal common to the conceptions of many races and peoples, from Old French dragon and directly from Latin draconem (nominative draco) "huge...")
17:12, 10 February 2024 WikiSysop talk contribs created page Orc (Created page with "Orc An orc /ɔːrk/[1] is a fictional humanoid monster akin to a goblin. Orcs have been, alongside Dragons, the great antagonists, or the cannon fodder, in many fantasy series for a long time. Orcs have even inspired some “Sci-Fi Versions” of them on the run. Contents 1 Etymology 1.1 Old English 1.2 Modern English 2 Tolkien’s Orc 3 Dungeon’s and Dragons Orc 4 Warcraft’s Orc 5 Warhammer’s Orc 6 Notes =Etymology=...")