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| − | The Meer are powerful magicians. They are best known for casting a very powerful spell that went awry. As described by the Meer Adranath, "<i>In the past we used the Decay only in times of great need when such a dark use of nature was the only option we could see for survival. The spell would seize our enemies and rot them into the soil within moments. Entire legions of Juka could be reduced to nothing. The Decay | + | The Meer are powerful magicians. They are best known for casting a very powerful spell that went awry. As described by the Meer Adranath, "<i>In the past we used the Decay only in times of great need when such a dark use of nature was the only option we could see for survival. The spell would seize our enemies and rot them into the soil within moments. Entire legions of Juka could be reduced to nothing. The Decay is a horrible act of destruction that forces nature to do its darkest work</i>." [http://www.uolbr.com/fiction2_4.html] |
While battling the Juka near [[Yew]], the Meer cast the Decay spell but the Juka were unaffected. It turned out that the nature of the world had changed during the Meer’s long sleep. Through the ages, evil had forced nature to change and adapt in unnatural ways, which skewed the Decay spell into something much more powerful and evil. The spell created plant beasts and sentient insects. | While battling the Juka near [[Yew]], the Meer cast the Decay spell but the Juka were unaffected. It turned out that the nature of the world had changed during the Meer’s long sleep. Through the ages, evil had forced nature to change and adapt in unnatural ways, which skewed the Decay spell into something much more powerful and evil. The spell created plant beasts and sentient insects. | ||
Revision as of 20:18, 29 January 2008
The Meer are an ancient race of sentient, cat-like humanoids that are indigenous to Ilshenar. They are long-lived; a Meer of less than 200 years of age is still considered young. Like the pixies that inhabit the surrounding woods, the Meer are a good-aligned race. The Meer practice a form of ancestor worship and believe in reincarnation.
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Locations
The Meer inhabit two locations, the Meer Catacombs (92°1'N, 19°37'W) and the town of Lakeshire (43°40'N, 8°38'W).
The Catacombs are where the entire race slept while they awaited the return of their ancient enemy, the Juka. It is accessed by stepping on a platform in the middle of the grassy plains of Central Ilshenar.
North of the Sacrifice Shrine Moongate lies the Meer town of Lakeshire. While there are shops and inns, there are no NPC vendors in Lakeshire. (However, there is a Gypsy bank located on the road south of town.)
The Decay
The Meer are powerful magicians. They are best known for casting a very powerful spell that went awry. As described by the Meer Adranath, "In the past we used the Decay only in times of great need when such a dark use of nature was the only option we could see for survival. The spell would seize our enemies and rot them into the soil within moments. Entire legions of Juka could be reduced to nothing. The Decay is a horrible act of destruction that forces nature to do its darkest work." [1]
While battling the Juka near Yew, the Meer cast the Decay spell but the Juka were unaffected. It turned out that the nature of the world had changed during the Meer’s long sleep. Through the ages, evil had forced nature to change and adapt in unnatural ways, which skewed the Decay spell into something much more powerful and evil. The spell created plant beasts and sentient insects.
Decay Affected Areas
Decay Metamorphosed Creatures
- Solen Queen
- Solen Worker
- Solen Warrior
- Matriarch Solen Queen
- Ant Lion
- Plague Beast
- Plague Beast Lord
- Plague Spawn
Notes
- Meer are vulnerable to the Spellweaving spell Dryad Allure.
- Meer are vulnerable to Repond Slayer weapons.
- The Spellweaving spell Ethereal Voyage transforms the caster into a bright green Meer Mage.
- They are part of the Vesper Museum Collection, though they are clearly not Dangerous Creatures.
- Meer acknowledge others by extending their hand, palm forward with their fingers pointing up. When the hands touch, they interlock fingers and grip firmly before releasing. [2]