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In the [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]] leapers were called "bounders", which clarifies the meaning of their creature description. These were hunting hounds used by Dark Elves and evil lords, which relates them symbolically to [[Lorgalis]]. They were introduced into an area of the [[Coastal Cliffs]] associated with [[Kestrel Etrevion|Kestrel]] and [[Bandur Etrevion]]. These may have been nobles who Bandur subjected to a transformation curse, analogous to [[werebear|werebears]], owing to the [[Bellacorn#Behind The Scenes|literary allusions]] in the [[Purgatory#Archaeology|purgatory]] section of [[The Graveyard]]. Interestingly, something similar may be said for the [[myklian]], and the toad in the [[Marlu#The Broken Lands|Dark Shrine]]. |
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The leaper appears a bizarre cross between a wolf and a frog. Perhaps six feet from snout to rump, covered with slick, hairless skin in a dark green, it lacks all trace of fur but has a set of fangs worthy of any wolf that ever strode the land. Extra long front legs tipped with raking claws give it the bounding gait that has earned its name.
The leaper is medium in size and about three feet high.
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Behind The Scenes
In the I.C.E. Age leapers were called "bounders", which clarifies the meaning of their creature description. These were hunting hounds used by Dark Elves and evil lords, which relates them symbolically to Lorgalis. They were introduced into an area of the Coastal Cliffs associated with Kestrel and Bandur Etrevion. These may have been nobles who Bandur subjected to a transformation curse, analogous to werebears, owing to the literary allusions in the purgatory section of The Graveyard. Interestingly, something similar may be said for the myklian, and the toad in the Dark Shrine.
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