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==Spring Bok==

Spring Boks are commonly perceived to be proto-[[Yanar]], or even the predecessors of the Grul-Yanar, despite their disappearance from Aloria. They were creatures that were long part of [[Altalar]] mythology, the servants of [[Estel]] in the truest sense, beings of animated nature with unknown wills. Appearing as feminine, hollowed vegetative forms grown over decades, and then animated with a green mist, Spring Boks were often found wandering the grounds around temples of Estel strewn about the Allorn Empire. When angered, they could rapidly shift their bodies into that of a monstrous, vegetation-formed stag that wielded the natural world as a weapon. Despite this threat, many were defeated by Altalar Archmages and never allowed to reform as the Altalar grew more corrupt. The [[Night of the ~~Fallen Star~~]] is thought to have rendered them completely extinct, but records of the creatures ceased in 500 BC, suggesting a death far earlier than that of the Empire. Their only remnants are supposedly fragments of unburnable wood held by ancient Altalar families that claim their origins to lie with the long-dead Constructs.

Spring Boks are commonly perceived to be proto-[[Yanar]], or even the predecessors of the Grul-Yanar, despite their disappearance from Aloria. They were creatures that were long part of [[Altalar]] mythology, the servants of [[Estel]] in the truest sense, beings of animated nature with unknown wills. Appearing as feminine, hollowed vegetative forms grown over decades, and then animated with a green mist, Spring Boks were often found wandering the grounds around temples of Estel strewn about the Allorn Empire. When angered, they could rapidly shift their bodies into that of a monstrous, vegetation-formed stag that wielded the natural world as a weapon. Despite this threat, many were defeated by Altalar Archmages and never allowed to reform as the Altalar grew more corrupt. The [[Night of the Weeping Stars]] is thought to have rendered them completely extinct, but records of the creatures ceased in 500 BC, suggesting a death far earlier than that of the Empire. Their only remnants are supposedly fragments of unburnable wood held by ancient Altalar families that claim their origins to lie with the long-dead Constructs.

==Hehlus Sphinxae==

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 ==Spring Bok==
-Spring Boks are commonly perceived to be proto-[[Yanar]], or  even the predecessors of the Grul-Yanar, despite their disappearance from Aloria. They were creatures that were long part of [[Altalar]] mythology, the servants of [[Estel]] in the truest sense, beings of animated nature with unknown wills. Appearing as feminine, hollowed vegetative forms grown over decades, and then animated with a green mist, Spring Boks were often found wandering the grounds around temples of Estel strewn about the Allorn Empire. When angered, they could rapidly shift their bodies into that of a monstrous, vegetation-formed stag that wielded the natural world as a weapon. Despite this threat, many were defeated by Altalar Archmages and never allowed to reform as the Altalar grew more corrupt. The [[Night of the Fallen Star]] is thought to have rendered them completely extinct, but records of the creatures ceased in 500 BC, suggesting a death far earlier than that of the Empire. Their only remnants are supposedly fragments of unburnable wood held by ancient Altalar families that claim their origins to lie with the long-dead Constructs.
+Spring Boks are commonly perceived to be proto-[[Yanar]], or  even the predecessors of the Grul-Yanar, despite their disappearance from Aloria. They were creatures that were long part of [[Altalar]] mythology, the servants of [[Estel]] in the truest sense, beings of animated nature with unknown wills. Appearing as feminine, hollowed vegetative forms grown over decades, and then animated with a green mist, Spring Boks were often found wandering the grounds around temples of Estel strewn about the Allorn Empire. When angered, they could rapidly shift their bodies into that of a monstrous, vegetation-formed stag that wielded the natural world as a weapon. Despite this threat, many were defeated by Altalar Archmages and never allowed to reform as the Altalar grew more corrupt. The [[Night of the Weeping Stars]] is thought to have rendered them completely extinct, but records of the creatures ceased in 500 BC, suggesting a death far earlier than that of the Empire. Their only remnants are supposedly fragments of unburnable wood held by ancient Altalar families that claim their origins to lie with the long-dead Constructs.
 ==Hehlus Sphinxae==