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A '''churg''' is a small |
A '''churg''' is a small fox-like creature native to [[Niueyjar]]. |
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== In Nature == |
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In the wild churgs are carnivorous pack hunters known for their intelligence and ill temperament, often being seen harassing larger predators without fear. In ancient Niueyjara stories some churgs were even said to have specialized in hunting [[Human|humans]] or other sapient species. |
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== Domestication == |
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According to Niueyjara stories the churg was never domesticated but rather chose to domesticate themselves, quickly becoming a status symbol due to the difficulty if sating their appetite. Despite the expense they remained popular among more wealthy pet owners due to their use as guardians and as disposal systems for the corpses of their missing political rivals. |
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== Use == |
== Use == |
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Churgs are often kept as pets by the wealthy and their fur is used in making expensive clothing. Meanwhile many of the common folk see them as a nuisance creature. In Deysachin churg is seen as a delicacy. |
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=== Niueyjar === |
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Churgs are often kept as pets by the wealthy, meanwhile many of the common folk see them as a nuisance creature. Hunting wild churgs is a common activity for more affluent individuals due to the value of their pelts and the difficult posed in actually hunting churgs. The meat from these hunts is never eaten and instead traditionally fed to the hunter's pet churg as a reward for their assistance. The furs, on the other hand, are turned into luxury clothing due to the rich red color of the pelts, this is largely due to the lack of red dyes found natively on Niueyjar. |
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=== Deysachin === |
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In [[Deysachin]], churg meat is seen as a delicacy. |
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== Distribution == |
== Distribution == |
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Revision as of 22:22, 7 October 2024
A churg is a small fox-like creature native to Niueyjar.
In Nature
In the wild churgs are carnivorous pack hunters known for their intelligence and ill temperament, often being seen harassing larger predators without fear. In ancient Niueyjara stories some churgs were even said to have specialized in hunting humans or other sapient species.
Domestication
According to Niueyjara stories the churg was never domesticated but rather chose to domesticate themselves, quickly becoming a status symbol due to the difficulty if sating their appetite. Despite the expense they remained popular among more wealthy pet owners due to their use as guardians and as disposal systems for the corpses of their missing political rivals.
Use
Niueyjar
Churgs are often kept as pets by the wealthy, meanwhile many of the common folk see them as a nuisance creature. Hunting wild churgs is a common activity for more affluent individuals due to the value of their pelts and the difficult posed in actually hunting churgs. The meat from these hunts is never eaten and instead traditionally fed to the hunter's pet churg as a reward for their assistance. The furs, on the other hand, are turned into luxury clothing due to the rich red color of the pelts, this is largely due to the lack of red dyes found natively on Niueyjar.
Deysachin
In Deysachin, churg meat is seen as a delicacy.
Distribution
Churgs are native to Niueyjar.
Since the Grand Calming churgs have been seen on eee.
On 23-7 9 PC the Confederated Nations of Niueyjar sent 200 churgs to the Kingdom of Akaria, the Caseic Federation, Haute eee, the Collective Kel-Elemi Republic, the Serene Union of Spyron, the Kingdom of Tietero, the Tun'ilhameng Liberation Procedure and the Republic of Utlia. The churgs sent to Tietero were feral.