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Night Mare

“If you tell a nightmare before breakfast, it will come true, but if you keep a dream secret, it will never come to pass”; this saying has come into being because of the actions of Night Mares-magical, winged horses that come to those with many dreams. Mares with golden, silky manes and white fur are drawn to those with nightmares, while stallions with blue-gray manes and black fur are lured to those with pleasant dreams. The horses are much smaller and thinner than domesticated breeds (3 - 4 ft tall) and have light, feathery wings on their backs: females have four wings, while males have six. Like other species of horse, Night Mares are hoofed, herbivorous mammals; they have never been tamed by human populations.


Dwellings and Development

The reproductive and developmental cycles of Night Mares are comparable to mundane horses, though they have a few unique aspects, such as wing maturation, flight training, and dream siphoning.


Night Mares live in secluded areas on top of mountain peaks or sturdy, tall-growth trees.…

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