Sonaria

Warden Rage: This is a hormonal and thermal response. When Boreal is injured, his adrenal glands release a colossal amount of adrenaline, and his body temperature instantly drops to critical levels. At this moment, the translucent ice on his back and tail hardens and cracks, and he himself becomes several times stronger and more furious with each enemy strike. Snowstorm Aura: The snow particles floating around him are more than just decoration. Boreal's plumage and ice shell are so low that the moisture in the air around him instantly crystallizes. The creature literally controls the microclimate: wherever he goes, a wall of icy fog and a localized blizzard follow him, blinding his enemies. Immunity to Cold and Frostbite: He cannot be frozen. Dense inner fur and a special thick blood that acts as a natural antifreeze allow him to sleep comfortably on bare ice at temperatures down to -100°C. Accessory Levitation (Magnetic Field): The crystals hovering above his head and the feathers near his tail are held in place by a powerful bioelectric (magnetic) field generated by his skeleton. These crystals act as natural radars, detecting the slightest changes in pressure and approaching storms.

Black Ovals (Eyes): Along the entire gray upper portion of the tail, just beneath the icy shell, runs a neat row of large, horizontally elongated black ovals. Each oval is enclosed in a thin white frame, giving them the appearance of false, frozen eyes. Transverse Rings: Toward the end of the tail, the gray and black zones are separated by clear, even lines, creating a strict geometric pattern of dark rings. Absolute Cold-Blooded (Apathy and Pride): This creature possesses colossal stature, due to which it has no natural predators. It moves with incredibly slow, majestic steps. The Boreal completely ignores smaller predators, even if they circle at its feet—they pose no threat to it. Peaceful Vegetarian Titan: It is herbivorous by nature. It feeds on the needles of ancient trees, bark, moss, and ice lichens from the mountaintops, where other animals cannot reach. Forced Predation: During the harshest winters of starvation, when vegetation is frozen solid, its nature takes on a more somber tone. It becomes a forced oophagist—ravaging the nests of large polar birds or stealing the eggs of other creatures to survive. Territorial Tundra Spirit: It does not attack first, but if an outsider displays aggression or desecrates its territory, the Boreal transforms into an unstoppable elemental force. Its wrath is cold, calculating, and devastating. Realistic Abilities: The Boreal Warden's gameplay mechanics (Warden Rage, Snowstorm, Breath) would be unique physiological and climatic adaptations in the real world: Warden Rage: This is a hormonal and thermal response. When Boreal is injured, his adrenal glands release a colossal amount of adrenaline, and his body temperature instantly drops to critical levels. At this moment, the translucent ice on his back and tail hardens and cracks, and he himself becomes several times stronger and more furious with each blow from his opponent. Snowstorm Generation

Shape and Length: The Boreal Guardian's tail is extremely long, thin, and plume-like. It is approximately one and a half to two times longer than the rest of the creature's body, including the neck. The tail stretches far along the ground behind the creature, curving smoothly, like a luxurious royal train or a peacock's tail. Color: The tail's color is divided into longitudinal and transverse zones. The top is smoky gray, gradually darkening to a jet black toward the tip. The underside of the tail, adjacent to the ground, is pure white. The very tip is dominated by black and contrasting white feathers. Coat: Short, very dense white fur covers only the very base of the tail on the underside (where it attaches to the body), protecting vulnerable areas from contact with the icy ground. Further down the tail, there is no fur—it is completely replaced by feathers and ice. Feathers: At the very end of the tail is a graceful fan-shaped tuft of long, sharp, stiff feathers pointing straight backward. They are flat and dense in structure, colored in ash-gray and black tones with a bright white border along the edges. Accessories and magical elements on the tail: Ice trail and frost: The main and most massive accessory of the tail is a thick crust of translucent, soft blue ice that covers its entire top and sides. From under this icy shell, dozens of sharp, faceted icicles of varying sizes cascade along the entire length of the tail, decreasing in size closer to the tip. Floating dagger feathers: Near the very tip of the tail, four individual sharp companion feathers levitate in the air. They hover symmetrically in pairs on a magical leash, not touching the flesh. Each feather is diamond-shaped, black with a white base, and has a neon blue crystal/eye in its center. Blizzard Effect: The tail constantly generates a trail of falling white snowflakes and shimmering ice sparks (snow particles) around itself, which remain on the ground as a beautiful frosty trail when moving. Tail Patterns Black Ovals (Eyes): Along the entire gray in

Back of legs: The back of the legs has rows of short, backward-facing feathers that create "feathered trousers". Feather colour: Multi-layered. Most feathers have a black core, a gray center, and a clean white edging at the edges. All body patterns: what they look like and where they areThe Boreal Guardian's patterns are strictly geometric, "frosty" in nature, emphasizing its belonging to the winter element:Chevrons and arrows (Leg stripes):What they look like: Clear, angular dark gray and black stripes, curved in the shape of a > sign or an arrow.Where they are: Symmetrically decorate the front of the front and hind legs, breaking up the solid gray color.Oval spots (False eyes):What they look like: Contrasting black and white oval markings, reminiscent of patterns on butterfly wings or peacock feathers.Where they are: Large horizontal ovals run in a chain along the upper edge of the thighs and sides of the body. Small glowing ovals ("eyes") also adorn the hovering feathers. White diamonds and sparks: Appearance: Small, sharply defined white and light blue diamonds. Location: Scattered along the lower thighs at the junction of black and gray, resembling fallen snowflakes. Accessories and magical elements on the body: Ice shell and icicles: The main accessory of the body is a huge growth of translucent, pale blue ice that stretches along the entire back, curves around the hips, and goes to the tail. From the bottom of this shell hang long, sharp, detailed icicles. Floating companion feathers: Three isolated feathers levitate in the air along the lower back and rump. They are not physically attached to the body, held in place only by magic. Each feather is black with a bright blue glowing diamond in the center. Snow Particles: Small white pixels and sparks continuously float around the creature's entire body, legs, and ice shell, creating the effect of a personal mini-blizzard.

Ice Icicles: A massive trail of translucent ice extends along the entire line of the back, hips, and tail. At the bottom, it is truncated by sharp, drooping icicles, reminiscent of frozen ice on a roof. Floating Feathers: Individual black feathers with blue glowing "eyes" (similar to peacock feathers, but with a winter theme) float along the spine and at the tip of the tail, suspended by invisible magnetic/magical links. Shape and Curves: An extremely tall, stately, and graceful body. Due to the incredibly long legs and elongated neck, the creature's silhouette resembles a giraffe or a giant, slender-legged deer. The back has a gentle slope from the high withers down to the croup. The chest is deep and tucked up. Color: The upper back and sides are a deep smoky gray and asphalt color. The lower body (chest and belly) is completely snow-white. Coat: Dense, short white fur covers the entire underside of the body for protection from extreme cold. On the sides and back, the fur blends into smooth skin and feather layers. Legs and Paws: Leg shape: Extremely long, dry, and thin. The front legs are absolutely straight, like columns. The hind legs have a graceful anatomical bend in the area of ​​the hock joint, emphasizing the jumping ability and speed of the creature. Structure of the paws: They end in massive, rounded hoof-shaped feet (like those of mountain goats or heavy draft horses), which are ideally adapted for survival in the mountains and moving through deep snow or glaciers. Color of the legs: The legs are colored using a gradient technique - from light gray at the base of the body to coal-black at the level of the "toes" and the hooves themselves. Feathers and wings on the body Arrangement and shape: The creature does not have real wings for flight, but large decorative feathers grow densely on the shoulders, along the spine and on the thighs. They are long, stiff, lanceolate (sharp at the ends). Back of the legs: On the back of the legs there are rows of short, backward-directed feathers, creating "feathered trousers". Color of feathers: Multilayered. Most feathers have a black core,

Shape: Reminiscent of the head of a graceful bird of prey or a griffin, flowing into an elongated skull. Beak: Massive, sharp, curved downwards (like an eagle or falcon). Colored dark gray, almost black. Eyes: Narrow, horizontal, almond-shaped. Glow with a bright blue neon light. Ears and head feathers. Ears: Mammals do not have ears as such. Long feather outgrowths serve as hearing aids and ornaments. Crest feathers: On the back of the head is a luxurious fan of long, sharp feathers directed backward and upward. They have a layered structure: the outer feathers are black, the inner ones are white with gray stripes, which creates a dynamic "royal" crest. Neck. Shape: Extremely long, thin and graceful (giraffe or swan type), characteristic of all Guardians of Sonaria. It has a gentle S-shaped curve. Coat: A lush mane of long, cascading feathers runs along the back and sides of the neck. The front (throat) of the neck is smooth and protected by light-colored skin. Color, Fur, and Body Feathers Color (Palette): Cold, winter, and frosty tones. Primary colors: white, light gray, smoky blue, and coal black. Distinct decorative stripes (chevron patterns) of dark gray are visible on the paws and body. Coat: Short, dense white fur covers the chest, lower abdomen, and inner legs, protecting the creature from the harsh northern climate. Body Feathers: Large, stiff flight feathers are located on the shoulders and along the spine. They are directed backwards and are colored in gray and black tones with a white border. Accessories and magical elements Floating crystals: Above the creature's head, three faceted ice crystals (one large diamond-shaped and two elongated on the sides) levitate in the air, glowing with a soft blue light. Mask / Growth: On the forehead and around the eyes there is a dark bony growth, similar to a ritual mask, with slits for glowing eyes. Ice icicles: Along the entire line of the back, hips and tail stretches a massive train of translucent ice. At the bottom, it is truncated with sharp

Layered Joints (Tectonic Pattern): What it looks like: The lines on the body are not straight, but zigzag and step, reminiscent of layers of colored clay or the bark of an old tree. Location: At the border of the color transitions on the sides and along the entire tail. Each new color is separated from the next by a jagged, diagonal cut. Phlegmatic Titan: It does not suffer from mindless aggression. Due to its colossal size, it has nothing to prove, so it moves slowly and leisurely. Most of the time, it is completely calm (Mellow) and ignores smaller creatures unless hungry. Territorial Solitary: It lives deep in dense forest thickets and fiercely protects its territory. It will first attempt to drive away an intruder of its own level with a deafening, tree-shaking bass roar, and only then will it engage in devastating combat. Caring Parent: Despite its ferocious dinosaur appearance, Gartokus are very protective of their offspring, guarding their young for long periods of time, and are capable of adopting orphans of their own kind. Realistic Abilities: The creature's game mechanics (Fortify, Crush, Injury Attack, Block Bleed) would, in real life, represent powerful physiological and magical adaptations: Rigor / Fortify: A magical ability tied to its connection with nature. When threatened, the ancient rock slabs on its body and bones harden, and its wooden horns fill with tree resin. The creature literally "petrifies," becoming immune to deep wounds and bites. Charge / Crush: When accelerating, this multi-ton behemoth uses its short, armored skull like a battering ram. A headbutt breaks the victim's bones, knocking them down and rendering them unable to flee (Injury Attack). Block Bleed: Its thick, dense white fur on its neck and chest acts as a Kevlar vest against fangs, and blood near the rocky plates coagulates instantly, sealing wounds with a resinous secretion. Pack Healer / Frosty: Green particles hover around its body.

Shape and Length: The tail is long, heavy, and thick at the base, serving as the main counterweight to the massive head. Its length is approximately equal to the length of the rest of the body, including the neck. The tail does not taper smoothly: its upper part has a stepped, "ragged" silhouette due to overlapping layers of scales. Color: The tail is striped in a gradient from the body to the tip. At the base, it is brick red, then turns to a bright orange, followed by a wide sandy-beige section, and the very tip is pure white with two distinct transverse jet-black rings. Accessories: At the very tip of the tail, near the black rings, thin black threads are attached. From these threads hang four large teardrop-shaped pendants made of a black, glossy material (resin/obsidian). Also on the upper side of the tail, closer to the base, grows a final tuft of green leaves, surrounded by floating green particles of magic. All patterns on the body: what they look like and where they are located. Gartokus' patterns have a strict geometric and natural form. There are no chaotic spots on the body—all the elements resemble petroglyphs (rock paintings) or circles on a tree cut. Spiral circles (Guardian Ornaments): What they look like: Clear, dark gray spirals twisted into a shell or labyrinthine pattern. They are outlined with a lighter outline, creating a three-dimensional effect (as if carved into stone). Location: The largest pattern is located on the side, directly in the center of the thigh. Three smaller spirals are located on the shoulder shield, just above the front leg. Several more of these spirals adorn the protective plates on the scruff (neck). Transverse stripes (rings): What they look like: Contrasting, even black stripes that completely encircle part of the body. Where they are found: Located exclusively on the white tip of the tail. There are only two stripes, they create a strict graphic accent at the end of the body. Vertical "tiger" stripes: What they look like: Short, dark stripes that point downwards, similar to strokes. Where they are found: Decorate the lower part of the legs (shins and feet), going down to the toes. Layers

Hands (Forepaws)Shape and Size: The forepaws are very small, short, and underdeveloped (vestigial), like those of tyrannosaurids. They perform virtually no grasping function and are held close to the chest.Digital Structure: Each hand has two main fingers. On the inside of the paw (near the wrist), distinctive double toe thumbs are visible, which look like additional growths.ClawsShape: The claws on the forepaws are short, curved, blunt, and dark. They look more like hard hoof growths than hunting weapons. The creature's primary weapons are its mouth and massive hind legs, while the clawed forepaws serve only for balance or decorative intimidation.Shape and Curvature: The hind legs are colossal, muscular, and bird-like. The thighs are incredibly wide and powerful, designed to support many tons of weight. The knee and shin curve strongly backward, flowing into a massive, wide foot. Color: The paws are tricolor. The upper thighs are covered with dark chestnut armor. The middle part (shin) is sandy-ocher. The foot itself and toes are a light, flesh-beige shade with subtle orange tints. Claws: Each foot has three huge, thick toes pointing forward. The claws are black, massive, blunted from constant walking on the ground, resembling stone cleavers. At the back of the foot is a vestigial fourth toe (spur). On the inside of the foot, near the ankle, there is also a double toe thumb. Accessories: There are no accessories (strings) on the leg joints, but tufts of large green leaves emerge from the upper thighs, where they meet the pelvis. Tail Shape and Length: The tail is long, heavy, and thick at the base, serving as the main counterweight for the massive head. Its length is approximately equal to the length of the rest of the body, including the neck. The tail does not taper smoothly: its upper part has a stepped, "ragged" silhouette due to overlapping scaly layers. Color: Tail

Shape and Curves: The body is powerful, heavy, and compact, with a pronounced humpback. The entire figure is slanted forward, like a Tyrannosaurus rex. The ribcage is large and barrel-shaped, tapering sharply toward the pelvis. The belly line slopes smoothly upward toward the hind legs. Body Patterns: The body is covered with a complex, layered pattern. The back and sides are divided into contrasting zones, reminiscent of tectonic plate joints or soil layers. Darker areas are detailed with distinct, rounded curls and spirals, reminiscent of ancient stone petroglyphs. Coat Texture and Density: The fur is very thick, shaggy, and voluminous. It does not lie flat, but stands out in lush tufts. Location: White fur completely covers the chest, the front of the belly, and extends to the collar of the neck. Tufts of white fur also grow where the hips and tail meet. The back and sides are hairless—the skin there is covered with a rocky shell. Body Colors Palette: The main range is natural, earthy, and autumnal. Distribution: The belly and chest are pure white. The upper back and sides are dark chestnut, almost black. Toward the rear of the body and thighs, there is a sharp transition to brick red, and then to a warm ochre-red and sandy color. Petals and Leaves What and where they grow: These are not thin flower petals, but large, fleshy green leaves (shaped like water lilies or lotus leaves). They grow in groups along the entire back, on the shoulders, and in the hip area, breaking through directly from under the dark rocky slabs. Color: A rich grassy green, contrasting with the dark body. Body Accessories Droplets: Like the horns, the body has decorative elements. Thin dark threads with dangling black glossy drops (similar to obsidian or resin) are attached to the lower jaw and to the tip of the tail. Magical aura: A soft green glow and small particles of nature magic constantly float around the green leaves on the back. Arms (Forelegs) Shape and size: The forelegs are very small, short and underdeveloped (vestigial), like those of tyrannosaurids. They are practically not

What it resembles: The shape of the head strongly resembles the skull of abelisaurid dinosaurs (such as Carnotaurus or Majungasaurus) – short, tall, blunt-nosed, and very massive, resembling a heavy bulldozer or a stump of rock. Shape and curves: The muzzle does not taper toward the end, but ends almost vertically. The forehead line abruptly turns into a massive nose. The lower jaw has an arched, downward-curving silhouette, causing the mouth to appear permanently open or express an angry "grin." The profile of the head widens from above and behind due to thick, wooden horns curving backward in an arc. Eyes: Tiny, deep-set in the skull under overhanging, rocky brow ridges. Because of this, they are almost invisible in profile, and the gaze appears blind, ferocious, and shadowed. Colors: The outer part of the head and horns are jet black and dark gray. The lower jaw is covered with brownish-stone growths. The inside of the mouth and jowls are colored in contrasting, "burning" colors: fiery orange, turning into blood-red and burgundy. The leaves on the horns are soft green. Mouth, Teeth, Fangs, and Tongue: The mouth is deeply slit, reaching almost to the base of the horns. The teeth are close-set, sharp, conical, and protrude outward even when the mouth is closed. There are no clearly defined, long vampire fangs—all the teeth are approximately the same length, creating a saw-like effect. The tongue is thick, massive, bright orange or crimson, hidden behind a high row of lower teeth. Neck: Shape and Curves: Very thick, short, and arched upward (an S-shaped curve, like that of large predatory dinosaurs), smoothly flowing into a powerful shoulder girdle. Colors and Texture: Contrasting. The top of the neck is covered with dark, almost black, rounded scutes with spiral patterns. The underside and sides are completely hidden under a snow-white, very fluffy and voluminous fur. What size can the creature swallow at once? Considering that Gartokus is a colossal apex predator (Tier 5 size in the game), and its mouth opens very wide: It can swallow medium and small animals whole in one gulp.

Ghartokus is a huge theropod, partially resembling Tyrannosaurus rex and some of the Wardens. It has horns adorned with flowers and dangling draperies, and a huge flower on its back. Ghartokus also has a build similar to that of advanced prehistoric theropods like Tyrannosaurus, with small arms and heavy legs. Its neck and head fluff slope down to its belly. Ghartokus has two rows of plates on its upper body that stop when it reaches its hind legs, and its feet have a total of 5 toes on each foot, one of which is vestigial, reminiscent of the dewclaws that reappear in theropod dinosaurs. Its lower jaw has stony patterns. Ghartokus is adorned with these patterns, some of which are spirals. These symbols appear on its small hands and the upper part of its hind legs. The blunt shape of the head also bears resemblance to some abelisaurids, such as Carnotaurus or Majungasaurus (the closest of these is Pycnonemosaurus).

Males Males have a fin-like structure on the lower back.

Females Females have an additional flower at the end of their tail. These brave and strong creatures have a proud character. The Gartokus is an apex predator that primarily roams dense forest thickets in search of prey. Despite being predators, these creatures are quite peaceful and are not prone to fights. They reach 11 meters in height and 31 meters in length.

Rain Rain is one of the weather phenomena in Sonaria. Rain isn't dangerous, but it does add a debuff, making it harder for creatures to fly. It only occurs in summer, fall, and spring. The phenomenon itself looks like ordinary rain: blue drops fall from the sky.

Snow Snow doesn't pose a threat to the creature's life and can fall at any time of year. Snow is a typical snowfall: white flakes fall from the sky. During snow, as during rain, creatures find it more difficult to fly.

Storm A hurricane is a dangerous and deadly weather phenomenon. It lasts for a few minutes and can occur at any time of year. A hurricane rises into the sky and sucks creatures into itself. In such a hurricane, creatures gradually perish.

Fog Fog is a weather phenomenon. It's not deadly, but it does inflict a debuff (when a storm begins, fog comes with it). Fog impairs creatures' vision and disables their sense of smell.

Summer Summer is one of Sonaria's seasons. During summer, the snow and ice melt (it can snow during summer), but the tundra remains just as cold. This season has no debuffs, but volcanic eruptions can occur. During this season, bushes are green, as is the grass and tree leaves.

Winter It's the opposite of summer. Grass is covered in snow, as are some bushes and trees. During winter, air currents disappear, hunger and thirst drop faster, and a circle appears at the top with a number written on it. This indicates how cold the creature is. It also slows down the creature's running and walking pace. The cold can disappear if the creature is in a shelter. Dunes and oases do not snow.

Autumn Autumn is one of the seasons in Sonaria. When it arrives, the leaves on the trees turn yellow and red. Wind and wind currents are more prevalent, and flying creatures benefit from accelerating while flying. There are currently no autumn-related debuffs for creatures.

Cherry blossoms During spring, the leaves turn pink. This is a rare time of year. Cherry blossoms have a 10% chance of replacing spring. This is the most dangerous of all existing weather phenomena. It occurs only in summer, every 20-30 minutes. The volcano erupts, and meteorites, or rocks as they are called in the game, fall to the ground. When the volcano erupts, you need to hide in caves or underwater; a green house lights up in safe places. Special music plays during this phenomenon. During the eruption, you can see spots on the ground marked in red—they are where a meteorite will fall, and totems may appear after its fall. The meteorite won't kill you in one hit, but these rocks still take away a significant amount of health.

The Volcano is the most dangerous and fiery place in Sonaria. Be extremely careful when near it in summer, as an eruption can occur at any moment. The Volcano is a black-gray place with no vegetation, and caked magma can be seen. This location is full of rocks, black, gray, and brown colors, and the volcano itself conceals glowing yellow and golden lava. Sitting in it will reduce your health (some creatures, in certain positions, do not lose health while in the lava). The Volcano is located near the Swamp and Sequoias of Sonaria, where there are numerous plants and crystals. The Swamp is ideal for semi-aquatic creatures.

The swamp consists of numerous islands. Large trees grow on each island, and strings or vines hang from each tree, each with a glowing crystal attached to it. Water lilies and their flowers grow on the water. The plains are a true paradise for herbivores, with plenty of food and water. This flat area is occasionally dotted with tall trees and bushes. Cliffs and lakes can be found in places.

Sonarii, there are plenty of plants and crystals here. The swamp is ideal for semi-aquatic creatures.

The swamp consists of numerous islands. Large trees grow on each island, and strings or vines hang from each tree, each with a glowing crystal attached to them. Water lilies and their flowers grow on the water. The plains are a true paradise for herbivores; there's always plenty of food and water here. This flat area is occasionally dotted with tall trees and bushes. Cliffs and lakes can be found in places. The dunes are sandy hills, among which is a large lake surrounded by palm trees and a cliff covered with numerous hot pools.

There are many caves inside the rock where small creatures can hide. The dunes are located next to the Oasis. The oasis is always bustling with life, and there are always many creatures there.

The oasis is a lake surrounded by high cliffs. The rocks contain numerous caves where you can hide.

The lake is surrounded by palm trees and other vegetation. Numerous vines and glowing crystals grow on the rocks. The oasis is located near the Dunes and Sequoias. The Tundra is the coldest place in Sonaria. It's rarely inhabited; it's usually empty. There's almost no food here because there are no creatures. However, food for herbivores sometimes spawns here. The Tundra is a good place for photo thieves because it's unlikely there will be players willing to kill you. This location is a biome with bushes and trees covered in snow (the grass itself is dark green in some places, but most often it is also covered in snow). You can see that some vegetation is not covered in snow. In some places, the snow glows blue. Sequoias is a forest with tall trees, next to which there is a lake where you can quench your thirst, and there is also food for herbivores sometimes. It is located next to the oasis. Grass is almost never found in this location, and the ground is reddish-brown. The volcano is the most dangerous and fiery place in Sonaria. When near it in the summer, you need to be very careful, because an explosion can start at any moment.

Koratos walks on two stout legs and has a broad yet muscular body, hunched over and dark in color. Various curved and twisted growths are located at the base of its forked tail, which is forked, with a red stripe running down the inside of both tails to the tips. It has two long arms with hands, each with three fingers. Its neck has spike-like growths, and on its head are nine gleaming white, pupil-less eyes and a mouth lined with sharp teeth. At the base of its lower jaw are four long tentacles with uniquely shaped appendages at the ends, each bearing multiple spots resembling Koratos's eyes; its tail has similar appendages at the ends. Its feet are positioned like those of various birds of prey, with the middle of each toe curled inward to support its massive body.

Males Males have several large spines on their backs with a thin, luminous pattern.

Females Females have a pair of dorsal fins on their backs that lack the luminous pattern. Coratos are massive, ruthless hunters of the night, adopting their dark coloration to remain undetected. Frilled plates along their necks and tails can detect vibrations and can shake, creating an ominous rattling sound. Coratos possess a cold intellect and often seek to taunt other creatures.

The Boreal Guardian is a herbivore with a large appetite, which, combined with its winter hardiness, ensures it can survive for very long periods without food or water. Its health regeneration at full capacity is good enough to allow it to remain underwater for some time while searching for food without dying from drowning. Adding to this, the Boreal Guardian has the highest health of any creature, an extremely high weight, and numerous stats that significantly resist bleeding, poison, and breath damage. With Guardian's Fury, it increases its melee damage to a respectable level. The Boreal Guardian can deliver powerful blows for quite a long time under constant melee pressure, giving it ample time to try and escape danger. It has one of the best night vision stats. Being the tallest creature in the game as an adult also has its advantages, in terms of hitbox, allowing it to somehow drink water from very far away places (such as an old volcanic lake from the top of a crater).

Cons Due to the nature of Guardian's Fury, the Boreal Guardian may not be able to deal a reliable amount of damage until it reaches max damage, where its health is moderately low and the cooldown on its bite begins to increase. Also, due to Guardian's Fury, any attack or effect that doesn't trigger it will easily and with impunity kill it (e.g. heavy poison, breath (even with breath resistance, only direct damage is blocked and only partially), escaping from the area...), so due to its low base damage, this Guardian is easy to kill. The Boreal Guardian's size and rotation make it vulnerable to smaller, more agile creatures biting it; it has difficulty grappling any other creature at toe level. The Boreal Guardian's terrible speed and endurance add to this, meaning it can't chase for very long, or

The Boreal Guardian is a massive, four-legged creature. It appears to be fleshless in some areas, with bony structures for legs. It has a beak for a mouth, giving its head the appearance of an owl. It has several large feathers on its head, reminiscent of Native American feathers. It also has a cape on its back that extends to its tail. Bioluminescent spots, similar to Christmas lights, float all over its body, primarily at the base of its tail and along its sides, while feathers are found on its head and back. Large chunks of ice are located on its neck, abdomen, and back. Its color palette consists of gray, light blue, dark blue, and blue-gray. The Boreal Guardian's signature feathered mask floats above its beak. Males have three feathers located near each leg and lack the feathers found around their tails like females.

Female Females have three feathers above their tails and lack the feathers around their legs that males have. The feathers, present in both sexes, have glowing orbs, the same glowing "bulbs" found on the Guardian's body.

Aeris is a carnivore, and his ability to fly allows him to quickly find food and water. As a flying creature, he can avoid ground-based dangers. His decent stamina and stamina regeneration will certainly help him continue running, flying, and swimming for some time, while his high HP regeneration ensures that if he is injured, he can recover his health fairly quickly and even temporarily combat the effects of drowning, cold, and illness.

Cons Aeris's normal characteristics make them extremely vulnerable, given that even their 100% resistance to bleeding doesn't take effect until they are fully grown. Aeris is a quadrupedal creature covered in black and white fur/feathers with golden patterns. This creature has wings located on its head (2 pairs), shoulders (main pair), forelimbs (1 pair), and a feathered tail (3 pairs), adorned with gold and purple patterns at the tips. On its head are three eyes, one on each side of the muzzle and a larger one on the forehead; a pair of feathered ears resembling wings; as well as a single horn and a glowing broken halo on its head. Spurs adorn its hind legs.

Males Males have no special features.

Females Females have four pairs of long, thin, pointed appendages protruding from the base of their tail and wings. Created by an unknown cosmic being, Aeris fall from the void onto Sonaria as fallen stars of molten gold. As the fallen star cools, it slowly takes on a shape vaguely resembling Aeris. The Aeris have a strict hierarchy, at the top of which is the "prophet", who is rumored to have the ability to allow the creator and god to speak through him. Aeris's core (heart) produces golden blood, and the fact that his flesh is composed of gold makes him nearly immune to most toxins. Aeris can live for centuries without fading unless his core is damaged.