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Average size
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3'6" tall, 4' long
106 cm tall, 121 cm long |
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Average weight
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10lbs
4-5 kg |
Type
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Aerial
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Spawning Myth
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When one confuses oneself
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Notable Individuals
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Summary
The queril is a birdlike creature whose tailfeathers produce a hallucinogenic dust. They are the official familiar of House Psilysium.
Physiology
Querils are small, colorful, flightless birds. In place of wings, they have long black quills.
The tail of a queril is a cluster of tentacles, each one densely feathered. On each tip is a tufted plume from which hallucinogenic dust is produced.
Habitat
Querils deck the labyrinthine halls of the Psilysium citadel, where they confuse and mislead disciples with their dust-induced illusions.
They can also be found in deep, dark forests.
Reproduction
Both sexes have a cloaca. The male's penis is semi-flexible, and is generally around 18 - 20 in. long.
Females lay a single large egg with glowing spots. The color indicates the color of the offspring's plumage.
Behavior
Querils are capable of speech, but only seem able to ask questions. Oftentimes the questions are nonsensical or irrelevant, making conversation unfeasible, and the intellectual capacity of the queril difficult to assess.
Diet
Querils eat insects, fruits, nuts and seeds.
Common Uses
Querils are the cherished symbol of the Psilysium house.
Image Gallery
An outsider awash in featherdust as the queril indulges itself
