Cetea (Seh-tay-uh)
Overview
Attempting to categorize the giant monsters that terrorize the oceans around Ogygia is a task few are interested in undertaking, and so these creatures, assumed to be further spawn of Phorcys and Ceto, are collectively referred to as the cetea (singular cetus). From giant fish with many ship-crushing tentacles, to serpents with crayfish tails and a hundred paddle-shaped limbs, the cetea are universally the bane of any ocean traveler. They feed on entire schools of fish and even whales, and they can demolish ships within moments. Some can breathe boiling steam, frigid cold, or bolts of lightning, or even control the weather around them. Some consider them the tyrant-gods of the ocean, while others hunt them for the ultimate proof of strength and valor.Any huge or gargantuan sea creature can represent a cetus, including sea serpents, krakens, or dragon turtles. All cetea have the monstrosity type and know no languages.
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Basic Information
Anatomy
Extremely varied from cetus to cetus. All are capable of surviving in an ocean environment, while some are capable of surviving on land for short periods as well.
Genetics and Reproduction
Unknown, possibly sterile.
Growth Rate & Stages
Unknown.
Ecology and Habitats
The oceans and seas around Ogygia.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Unknown, but likely varies from cetus to cetus.
Additional Information
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Varies, but most have darkvision, enhanced smell, or echolocation to navigate in the dark waters around Ogygia.
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Details
Origin/Ancestry
Spawn of Phorcys and Ceto
Lifespan
Unknown, but likely centuries. Infant cetea have not been confirmed.
Average Length
Varies, but most reach hundreds of feet.
Geographic Distribution
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