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       Rainchaw and Stormchaw
       By: Laidinrealgold Date: March 1, 2013, 9:48 pm
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       Rainchaw isn't really a storm kind of chaw, they live by a lake
       in Forest of Fae. The lake is called Faetear lake, because
       according to Fae legend, the Upper One cried a single tear that
       formed it. Fish is the diet of most of the Faes, but the chaw
       will eat ground animals when in a drought. Sometimes other Faes
       will call Rainchaw members selkies because they spend most of
       their time underwater or near water. The stones that wash up
       onshore are used to form a tali, a special kind of lucky charm
       that is supposed to protect the bearer. All of Rainchaw's
       members live in the willows that circle their side of the lake.
       Stormchaw worships the false idol of Akmun, the Stormchaw
       goddess of rain and storms. The side of Faetear they live on is
       more of a bog, and all of Stormchaw lives in one of the many
       trees that live in the shallow water. Ducks and other waterfowl
       will hang out around the trees, and that makes easy prey for
       Stormchaw. Lots of neighboring tribes will call members of
       Stormchaw sirens, because of the odd calling noises females will
       make when trying to find a partner. The enticing coo actually
       attracts males like a magnet to another magnet. The moss on the
       bottom of Faetear has odd magikal properties when combined with
       other substances. The people of Stormchaw use that feature to
       their advantage by making a kind of muddy stuff to keep
       attackers out. The mud somehow makes the Fae approaching turn
       around subconsciously, in the other direction. For years there
       have been no wars in Stormchaw simply because nobody wants to
       fight them.
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