Wingless Cast

Rorthen Windfellow

(Season 1 & 2)

You see Rorthen Windfellow.
He appears to be a Human.
He is spectacularly awkward-looking and has exceedingly long, spindly limbs.  He appears to be young.  He has wide muddy brown eyes and sallow skin.  He has irregularly-cut, straight brownish-red hair.  He has a narrow face and a pronounced overbite.
He is in good shape.
He is wearing a plain cyan tunic, a bright green belt pouch, some stained crimson breeches, and some oversized yellow boots.

Mareille

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Gargoyles

Andesite

You see Andesite the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are darkened by years of exposure to the rain, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is variegated grey and porous, reminiscent of limestone.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly dappled wings splay out behind her.  The tip of her left ear appears to be broken off.

Cairrn

You see Cairrn the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are cruelly angular, with his eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly reddish brown wings splay out behind him.

Chiselled

You see Chiselled the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are cruelly angular, with his eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind him.

Cinderr

You see Cinderr the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are comically exaggerated, with her eyes wide and oversized, and a permanent grin exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is pale reddish orange, reminiscent of terracotta.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of cracked, flame-red wings splay out behind her.

Coquiina

You see Coquiina the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind her.

Lostmarbles

You see Lostmarbles the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is chalky white, with rivulets of pinks and greys, reminiscent of alabaster.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind her.

Obsidious

You see Obsidious the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are framed by spiraling horns, with his eyes peeking out beneath a heavy brow, and a protruding underbite exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is white, with flecks of grey and black, reminiscent of granite.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly spiderweb obsidian wings splay out behind him.

Phosphophyllite

You see Phosphophyllite the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is chalky white, with rivulets of pinks and greys, reminiscent of alabaster.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of brittle leaf green wings with gold streaks peeking through several cracks splay out behind her.

Pilagranite

You see Pilagranite the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are framed by spiraling horns, with his eyes peeking out beneath a heavy brow, and a protruding underbite exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is white, with flecks of grey and black, reminiscent of granite.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly reddish brown wings splay out behind him.

Porphyry

You see Porphyry the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are cruelly angular, with his eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of golden-hued wings splay out behind him.

Precipice

You see Precipice the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are framed by spiraling horns, with her eyes peeking out beneath a heavy brow, and a protruding underbite exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is white, with flecks of grey and black, reminiscent of granite.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of large, copper-striated light grey wings splay out behind her.

Pumicia

You see Pumicia the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind her.

Rocknoggin

You see Rocknoggin the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are cruelly angular, with his eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is chalky white, with rivulets of pinks and greys, reminiscent of alabaster.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly reddish brown wings splay out behind him.

Rockszie

You see Rockszie the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind her.

Sardonuxi

You see Sardonuxi the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are comically exaggerated, with her eyes wide and oversized, and a permanent grin exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is pale reddish orange, reminiscent of terracotta.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of black-veined reddish orange wings splay out behind her.

Stonefinger

You see Stonefinger the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for his slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken him for a statue rather than a living creature.  His facial features are cruelly angular, with his eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  His skin is white, with grainy flecks of grey, black, and orange, reminiscent of soapstone.  His arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind him.

Tephra

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Thaniela

You see Thaniela the Stone Gargoyle.
If not for her slow, lumbering movement, you might have taken her for a statue rather than a living creature.  Her facial features are cruelly angular, with her eyes permanently narrowed, and a constant sneer exposes a few razor sharp stone teeth.  Her skin is grey and smooth, reminiscent of stone.  Her arms are tipped with long talons, and a pair of spindly grey wings splay out behind her.

Other objects of interest

Windfellow's Retreat, Oubliette

>look at monstrosity
This hulking form is roughly shaped like a gargoyle, though most of the details are far too rounded and oddly proportioned.  The one piece that stands out is the upper portion of one wing, which is distinctly different from the rest in that its edges are sharp and clean, whereas the rest of the monstrosity is extremely ill-formed.  Aside from the wing portion, the other notable feature is the complete lack of a mouth.

>look at form
Lying prone and still, this tiny form appears extremely delicate, pieced together from bits and scraps of different types of stone.  The only intact piece that can be discerned is a small left ear, which is disproportionately large when compared to the rest of this tiny creation.

>look at being
The only solid piece of this tortured creature seems to be a single oversized stone talon.  Grafted to the talon by means of what appears to be extreme heat is a misshapen limestone body, roughly the shape of a small gargoyle.  Every feature of the being is oddly proportioned, skewed and asymmetrical, lending the pitiful thing an aura of somehow melted stone.

Windfellow's Retreat, Courtyard

>look at reedy-looking gargoyle
You see a fairly typical reedy-looking gargoyle.  It appears to be in good shape.  It has nothing at this time.

>ask gargoyle about Dread Lord
The reedy-looking gargoyle stares at you for a long moment before replying.  When it does, its tones are low.  "The Dread Lord earned his name through his fearful and terrible magics.  This is his lair, his home, and we are all his subjects.  Anger him not if you value your life."

>ask gargoyle about gargoyles
The reedy-looking gargoyle puffs its chest up proudly, grinning at you.  "Fine specimens, aren't we?  The Dread Lord made us, you know.  All of us, in one fantastic demonstration of power.  Since that day we've worked hard to repay him, as we literally owe him our lives."  After a moment, the reedy-looking gargoyle adds in a thoughtful tone, "I believe he's trying to figure out how to do it again..."

>ask gargoyle about keep
The reedy-looking gargoyle looks around, taking in the stone walls surrounding it.  "We built it for him, you know.  The gargoyles.  The Dread Lord used to have a far less suitable structure here, and we wanted him to have an appropriate abode, so we constructed it ourselves, making it everything it should be, to suit the Dread Lord."

>ask gargoyle about festival
The reedy-looking gargoyle blinks once before responding, "Yes, yes!  Welcome!  We are happy to welcome you to this Festival, which will surely be the greatest in the lands.  We have arranged everything for maximum effect, and hope that you enjoy yourselves, and tell others!"