Stirge - Revision history

Analgesia at 04:44, 17 January 2014

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	\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge		\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge
	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Under review~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Accepted
	\|CTS_Code= 1431		\|CTS_Code= 1431
	\|Type_of_Creature= Beast		\|Type_of_Creature= Beast

Analgesia at 16:35, 29 January 2011

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	\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge		\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge
	\|Companion_Submission_Status= ~~Submitted~~		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Under review
	\|CTS_Code= 1431		\|CTS_Code= 1431
	\|Type_of_Creature= Beast		\|Type_of_Creature= Beast

Analgesia at 16:15, 18 January 2011

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	{{Animal_Companion_Research		{{Animal_Companion_Research
	\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge		\|Name_of_Creature= Stirge

	\|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted		\|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted

	\|CTS_Code= 1431		\|CTS_Code= 1431

	\|Type_of_Creature= Beast		\|Type_of_Creature= Beast

	\|Subtype_of_Creature= Bird		\|Subtype_of_Creature= Bird

	\|Author= Thaylis Beign		\|Author= Thaylis Beign
			\|Image= stirge1.jpg
	\|Image= ~~[[Image:~~stirge1.jpg]]

	\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk		\|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk

	\|Most_Compatible_Notes= Similar in size and flight capabilities makes the Hawk the most compatible.		\|Most_Compatible_Notes= Similar in size and flight capabilities makes the Hawk the most compatible.

	\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear		\|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear

	\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The large size of the Brown Bear excludes it from being the most compatible.		\|Least_Compatible_Notes= The large size of the Brown Bear excludes it from being the most compatible.

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2011-01-18T13:33:52Z

New page: {{Animal_Companion_Research |Name_of_Creature= Stirge |Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted |CTS_Code= 1431 |Type_of_Creature= Beast |Subtype_of_Creature= Bird |Author= Thaylis Beig...

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{{Animal_Companion_Research
|Name_of_Creature= Stirge

|Companion_Submission_Status= Submitted

|CTS_Code= 1431

|Type_of_Creature= Beast

|Subtype_of_Creature= Bird

|Author= Thaylis Beign

|Image= [[Image:stirge1.jpg]]

|Most_Compatible_Fylgia= Hawk

|Most_Compatible_Notes= Similar in size and flight capabilities makes the Hawk the most compatible.

|Least_Compatible_Fylgia= Brown Bear

|Least_Compatible_Notes= The large size of the Brown Bear excludes it from being the most compatible.

|Introduction= The Stirge is a small, mosquito-like creature which spends its time seeking prey. Its body is roughly 12 - 16 inches in length, and its main mode of transportation is through 2 pairs of leathery wings, each set spanning just over 2 feet in length. Weighing about a pound, these creatures move exceptionally fast through the air. Using its barbed legs to attach itself to prey, the Stirge utilizes its sharp proboscis to pierce its victims flesh to draw as much blood as it can. Colorations range from ruddy brown to rusty reddish hues.

|Feeding_Habits= Stirges are aggressive predators, using its rigid and extremely sharp proboscis to pierce a victim’s flesh, draining blood at a rapid pace. Alchemists theorize the creatures inject venom which acts to physically weaken the victim, as well as acting as an anti-coagulant. A swarming flock of Stirges will easily overpower an adult male, leaving a blood drained corpse.

|Disposition_Social_Habits= Stirges are most commonly seen in small groups, ranging in 3 -15 creatures. Larger flocks have been reported. The adults will protect their offspring aggressively.

|Habitat= Stirges have been seen in many climates, though they are most commonly found in dark, moist areas such as cave systems or deep within forests.

|Other_Notes=
}}