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It's explained that dragons' fire breath is generated by a form of combustible venom. Except venom is a protein, which doesn't burn. It also doesn't explain how the Frost Dragon is able to breathe ice. When will the main monstrology guide be updated? I see this list has all 104 for Wizard City but the main document still says 96. Or am I somehow missing the link to the updated spreadsheet? Anthropomorphic Personification: The four spirits in Wizardology are the personifications of both the seasons and the four elements. Gladde represents spring and water, Pranxtor represents summer and fire, Jaypes represents fall and air, and Larfor represents winter and earth. Our Gnomes Are Weirder: Gnomes are depicted in Monsterology as short, but only around as short as extremely short humans, and physically human-like in other respects. They're nocturnal by nature, and keep bats and moths as pets.
Magic Staff: Featured in Wizardology as a tool wizards use, although not much is said about them save for that they differ from wands in being more general as to their magical uses. Lost World: Yannapalu in Dinosaurology is an island near South America that is inhabited by Living Dinosaurs.Cyanide Pill: The Spyology gadget section describes a variant where the cyanide is hidden in a hollow silver dollar. i have 2 haunted minions in my monstrology tome. one with and one without the description. the one without description might be the one you guys are missin Our Gryphons Are Different: Monsterology includes griffins and hippogriffs in its chapter about flying creatures. The former are carnivores with a taste for horses, and are especially fond of the winged kind. The latter are grain-eaters instead. Post-Modern Magik: In addition to regular ghost ships such as the Flying Dutchman and the Mary Celeste, there's a World War II u-boat doomed to sail the seas for all eternity as well.
In October 2007, Codemasters announced a licensing agreement to create video games for the Wii and Nintendo DS based on Dragonology, Wizardology and Pirateology. [3] Nik Nak was to develop the Wii titles. [4] Film adaptations [ edit ] Leave Behind a Pistol: The castaway that Captain Lubber finds in the Pirateology subplot about pursuing Arabella Drummond was left a pistol with a single shot after he was marooned.
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Space Elves: The Tauricans in Alienology resemble graceful, white-haired humanoids with pale green skin. Hardcover. Condition: very good. Various (illustrator). Very Good Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed. Familiar: A section of the Wizardology series is dedicated to detailing what familiars are and the various kinds you can get. Pop-Cultural Osmosis Failure: John Oro, the one writing in the margins of Mythology, was familiar enough with the legend of Midas to know what power he was gifted with, but not the disastrous results that power gave him.
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