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|myth=When one sees one's own true beauty
|myth=When one sees one's own true beauty
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|summary=The museling is a strange, catlike creature with a mirror for its head. The entire body of a museling is metallic and gold in color, leading them to be relatively heavy for their lithe proportions.  
|summary=The museling is a vaguely feline construct with a mirror for a head.
|physiology=Muselings have a metal body that crests into a lined mirror for a head. Despite their lack of evident sensory organs muselings are perfectly capable of perceiving sight, sound, and smell as normal. When gazing into the mirrored face of a museling one sees what they want to see; this tends to be a more beautiful or complete version of themselves and their surroundings.
|physiology=Muselings have a metallic body, and a mirror where their head should be. Despite their lack of evident sensory organs, muselings are perfectly capable of perceiving sight, sound, and smell as normal. When gazing into the mirrored face of a museling one sees what they want to see; this tends to be a more beautiful or complete version of themselves and their surroundings. For many artists, this serves as a source of inspiration.
|habitat=Muselings are magical constructs and thus primarily stalk the halls of the cult's headquarters.
|habitat=Muselings stalk the halls of [[Cult of Amyrnum|Amyrnum's]] headquarters, and anywhere their owners go.
|reproduction=A museling's body is carefully crafted before the animation process though not necessarily by the individual seeking a familiar. Cult members stare into the museling's mirrored face in focused meditation and only if they see their own beauty does the museling animate. For some this happens almost instantly whereas others may take several turns.
|reproduction=Muselings are constructs, and don't reproduce. However, they begin as inanimate objects, only gaining autonomy when someone peers into their mirror and sees their own true beauty.
|behavior=Muselings follows their owners around and lounge nearby, taking particular interest in any creative affairs.
|behavior=Muselings follow their owners around and lounge nearby, taking particular interest in any creative affairs. Meditating on their mirrored face provides vast amounts of inspiration for some artists.
|diet=A museling is sustained by the creative efforts of their owner - too long out of sight or with a master who loses their own sense of beauty may cause a museling to return to its inanimate state.
|diet=A museling is sustained by their owner's presence - left too long out of sight, a museling might to return to its inanimate state. This would also happen if its owner were no longer able to see their own beauty.
|use=Muselings are the well known familiar of the Cult of Amyrnum, their delicate, sleek appearance adding to the cult's ostentatious appearance.
|use=Muselings are the official familiar of the Cult of Amyrnum.
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Latest revision as of 20:22, 11 August 2024


The museling.
The museling.
Species Reference
Species Reference
Species Arcanogram
Species Arcanogram
Average size
2'6" tall, 6' long
76cm tall, 182cm long
Average weight
160lbs
72kg
Type
Cult of Amyrnum
Construct Familiar
Spawning Myth
When one sees one's own true beauty
Notable Individuals
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Summary

The museling is a vaguely feline construct with a mirror for a head.

Physiology

Muselings have a metallic body, and a mirror where their head should be. Despite their lack of evident sensory organs, muselings are perfectly capable of perceiving sight, sound, and smell as normal. When gazing into the mirrored face of a museling one sees what they want to see; this tends to be a more beautiful or complete version of themselves and their surroundings. For many artists, this serves as a source of inspiration.

Habitat

Muselings stalk the halls of Amyrnum's headquarters, and anywhere their owners go.

Reproduction

Muselings are constructs, and don't reproduce. However, they begin as inanimate objects, only gaining autonomy when someone peers into their mirror and sees their own true beauty.

Behavior

Muselings follow their owners around and lounge nearby, taking particular interest in any creative affairs. Meditating on their mirrored face provides vast amounts of inspiration for some artists.

Diet

A museling is sustained by their owner's presence - left too long out of sight, a museling might to return to its inanimate state. This would also happen if its owner were no longer able to see their own beauty.

Common Uses

Muselings are the official familiar of the Cult of Amyrnum.