Gryphon

	Gryphon 3200 HPPontos de Vida 1000 XPPontos de Experiência (1500 com bônus) Aviso importante!Essa criatura não faz parte do bestiário, informações sobre fraquezas, resistências e loots podem estar imprecisas.	100%Neutro a Físico 100%Neutro a Terra 100%Neutro a Fogo 100%Neutro a Morte 100%Neutro a Energia 100%Neutro a Sagrado 100%Neutro a Gelo 100%Neutro a Cura Imunidades: Pode ser Puxado: Passa por: Empurra Objetos:
Habilidades:	Nenhuma.
Comportamento:	Não é possível bloquear o respawn dessa criatura.
Locais Fixos:	Kilmaresh Mountains.
Adicionado:	Futuro ()
Sons:	"Don't touch our hatchlings!".
Loot:	Nenhum.
História:	Gryphons are hybrid creatures, part lion and part bird of prey. They have the body, tail and back legs of a lion but the forelegs, head and wings of an eagle. It is said that the entire continent was once given to them by the gods. But the Anuma conferred the dominance over Kilmaresh to the humans, in an effort to let them take responsibility of their own. However, after the religious war between the worshippers of Suon and Fafnar and the cataclysm that severed the continent, the Anuma took the reign over Kilmaresh back - for the humans' own benefit as they said. It is said that out of all Anuma, the sun god Suon loved the gryphons most whereas his wild sister Fafnar favoured the manticores. Gryphons mate for life and if either partner dies, the other will continue the rest of its life alone and never search for a new mate. They live very reclusive and love the high mountain peaks of Kilmaresh. In very rare cases, a gryphon will forge a bond with a human it regards worthy. If this happens, the gryphon will agree to carry the mortal on its back which is considered the highest possible honour by the people of Kilmaresh. As gryphons are Suon's holy animals, the inhabitants of Kilmaresh decorate the sun god's temples with gilded gryphon eggs. To get the rare egg shells, chosen members of a temple will undertake a pilgrimage to the gryphon nests high in the Kilmaresh mountains. If they find a pair that recently hatched fledglings, they will offer presents to the parents and ask for the leftover egg shells. Mostly the gryphons benevolently agree and gift their now empty eggs to the human priests. The mortals will bring the egg shells to the respective temple, where the eggs are blessed, gilded on the inside and filled with onyx sand. Mostly they are used to hold incense sticks that are burned in the temples or gravesides.