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| + | Like the original Chimera of Greek legend (a three-headed monster slain by the hero Bellerophon), most | ||
| + | chimerae are unique creatures, each usually (and mercifully) the only one of its kind. Chimerae are primarily | ||
| + | rampaging beasts, but some are intelligent. While all chimerae are unique creatures, some chimerae, such as the | ||
| + | dreaded Horsemen of Southern California, are so similar that they might be considered examples of a common | ||
| + | breed. Chimerae can only breed with great difficulty, unlike minions (who are less powerful but far more common). | ||
| + | All chimerae are united by their instinctive hatred for Scions. Even completely unintelligent chimerae can scent a | ||
| + | Scion in their vicinity and react accordingly. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:52, 15 March 2021
Like the original Chimera of Greek legend (a three-headed monster slain by the hero Bellerophon), most chimerae are unique creatures, each usually (and mercifully) the only one of its kind. Chimerae are primarily rampaging beasts, but some are intelligent. While all chimerae are unique creatures, some chimerae, such as the dreaded Horsemen of Southern California, are so similar that they might be considered examples of a common breed. Chimerae can only breed with great difficulty, unlike minions (who are less powerful but far more common). All chimerae are united by their instinctive hatred for Scions. Even completely unintelligent chimerae can scent a Scion in their vicinity and react accordingly.
