The Auntie is usually the oldest boggart in the warren and is usually female (some are male, yet are still called "Auntie"). īoggart warrens are led by nominal leaders called Aunties. īoggarts are organized into warrens: Stinkdrinker warren, known for "its stockpile of stolen goods", and "its boggarts' penchant for sneaking past even giants to steal their prizes" Squeaking Pie warren, known for "its culinary adventurousness - they bake mice and other delectables into their pies and will go to any lengths to find bizarre new recipes and ingredients" Mudbutton warren, "a particularly chaotic and loud warren that appreciates a good party - even if comes at the expense of a few of their members" and Frogtosser warren, a "group of boggarts so emotionally changeable that the other warrens think them insane". Their teeth are magical and can imbue curses on bite victims.
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Their skin varies from green to blue to beige to purple to red. Some have broad, floppy ears some have sharp pointies. Some of them have long snouts or goat-like muzzles. Some of them have curving horns, others have stubby ones or none at all. Boggarts have a greater diversity of morphology than other planes' races and sub-clans of goblins. Lorwyn's race of goblins are called boggarts. Late in Lorwyn's history, the barriers between the Tribes began to break down as individuals from different races came together in new tribes based on common goals ( soldiers, wizards, and so on). Those who know of its existence regard it as an idyllic paradise.
Lorwyn is a backwater world rarely visited by planeswalkers. The Tribes are highly provincial and distrustful of those outside their race all are wary of the cruel and powerful elves, who function as the plane's de facto rulers. Įach of the nine races (including the Changelings), known as the Tribes, live in an uneasy state of peace skirmishes and small battles occur from time to time, but full-scale war is unknown. All of them thrive in Lorwyn's temperate environment and unending growing season, preserving the plane's character as an unspoiled natural wilderness. In addition, Lorwyn supports a menagerie of animal and supernatural life, including wisents, springjacks, cervins, a semisapient race of mimics known as changelings and the majestic greater elementals. Lorwyn is one of the few known places in the multiverse where humans do not occur naturally. The indigenous wildlife of the Lorwyn is dominated by eight sapient races: elves, kithkin, merrows, flamekin, boggarts, treefolk, giants and faeries. Lorwyn is a world without winter and without night, locked in a perpetual late spring where the sun never quite dips below the horizon. The world has no oceans or large lakes all of its water comes from a system of rivers and streams connected by the subterranean Dark Meanders. The known portion of the plane (the "Blessed Nation") is heavily forested and ringed by high mountains, outside of which lay the mysterious Primal Beyond.
Its sun rises in the east and sets in the west. Lorwyn is one of two aspects of the plane Lorwyn–Shadowmoor, and setting of the Lorwyn block.Ĭurrency on Lorwyn is composed of "threads" of precious metal, in denominations of copper, silver, and gold, grouped in size into threads, ropes, and coils. Lorwyn switched to Shadowmoor cyclically every 300 years, an unnatural event triggered by the Great Aurora. While Lorwyn represents day, Shadowmoor is night. Lorwyn–Shadowmoor was a plane with two aspects.
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