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Kappas are water monsters from eastern folklore who try to lure their victims into the water and drown them. In mythology they often preyed on [[Muylari|horses]] especially. These were replacements of "sea witches" from the [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]], and may reflect a latter day allusion to the [[Bandur Etrevion]] story along the same [[Bellacorn#Behind The Scenes|symbolic]] lines as the [[leaper|leapers]]. The beach level of the Coastal Cliffs was at least partially based on the fall of [[Quellburn]]. |
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The greater kappa moves slowly on land, its bulk more suited to shallow bays and underwater cities. It stands on short, fleshy legs and observes the world through lidless, bulbous eyes. Totally black from head to webbed foot, the greater kappa easily blends in with the dark sands of its hunting area and is nearly impossible to see once underwater. The flesh of the greater kappa is very oily and, though a good source of lamp fuel, is not good to eat.
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Behind The Scenes
Kappas are water monsters from eastern folklore who try to lure their victims into the water and drown them. In mythology they often preyed on horses especially. These were replacements of "sea witches" from the I.C.E. Age, and may reflect a latter day allusion to the Bandur Etrevion story along the same symbolic lines as the leapers. The beach level of the Coastal Cliffs was at least partially based on the fall of Quellburn.
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