Fae drake

Habitat

Tiny creatures that live in the forests of the first world

Have a knack of finding cracks in the fabric of space and travelling to the prime material

In great numbers in the forests of the Anvil

They generally prefer to spend their time up in the canopy but they do hunt on the ground

Hunters

They eat mostly rodents, bugs and large spiders but love eating sugar

in addition they love eating oily nuts like the nuts of the Olimer tree

they hunt in packs of four to seven drakes

Fae drakes use their claws and bite to hunt and they tend to use their false wings to scare and corner their pray

Their tactics revolve around ambushing and cornering their prey but they are very adaptable in their style of hunting depending on the situation and time of the year.

Behaviour

Friendly although a bit scared to begin with

They tend to sleep during the day and hunt during the later hours.

During night time they gather in big lumps on top of trees and rest together

At any given time two of the slither (pack) always stay awake to protect the rest from danger

They are known to put on fires because they like to play and sleep on warm coals

Fae drakes lay clutches of eggs once every five years, about five to six eggs per clutch. When they do they become extremely territorial and aggressive beyond any other circumstance. It is the fathers that will spend five months protecting the eggs while the females of the group go out to hunt to feed the fathers.

When the eggs hatch the roles reverse, the mother will rear the children while the fathers go out hunting.

Defenses

Hard chitinous scales that glitter iridescent in the sun

they have an elecrifying aura that is not deadly to humanoids but can hurt smaller animals.

Geographic Distribution

• Anvil
• The First World