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Cillimorphs Field Guide Section 4

  Viniveal & Hefferhot

  Designation: the BLEU CHEESE & BUFFALO WING cillimorphs

  Group: MAMMALISH

  Native Biomes: PLANET SCORCHER

  Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

  Interesting Facts: Viniveal has a secondary clumpy coat that sits over top like a blanket, absorbing desert heat. Hefferhot can fly, and on a related note, has wings.

  Quicsip, Letterflow, & Waddlepond

  Designation: the HUMMINGBIRD FEEDER, FOUNTAIN, and BIRDBATH cillimorphs

  Group: GROWER

  Native Biomes: PLANET WOODZY & PLANET URBANIAK

  Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

  Interesting Facts: Quicsip hangs in trees, generating a sweet fluid that birdish cillimorphs like to sip at. If it matures on planet Urbaniak it becomes a Letterflow, which enjoys being the center of attention, wandering away whenever people get annoyed at the sticky residue it leaves everywhere.

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  If Quicsip matures on planet Woodzy it becomes Waddlepond, which prefers more serene surroundings and only leaves if you bother it.

  Reeple & Tictuttle

  Designation: the GRIM REAPER & DEATHWATCH BEETLE cillimorphs

  Group: SEGMENTED

  Native Biomes: PLANET URBANIAK

  Size: SMALL

  Interesting Facts: Reeple has six legs, but it usually stands on the tips of its wing case, looking like a menacing little creeper. It crawls inside walls, staring through any holes. Tictuttle is much less subtle, using the clock pattern on its wing case and its rotating hand-shaped antennae to warn you that you’re running out of time. Time for what? They never say… because cillimorphs can’t talk.

  Thermuff & Gillfrill

  Designation: the FURRY TROUT cillimorphs

  Group: FISHY

  Native Biomes: PLANET BRRR & PLANET SPLISHY

  Size: SMALL

  Interesting Facts: Thermuff’s stripe and tail bulb measure temperature, so it can double check to make sure it’s as cold as it feels, which doesn’t seem helpful. Gillfrill’s fluffy gills trap warm air and leave bubble trails.

  Knocbat & Rushmorb

  Designation: the DOORKNOCKER cillimorphs

  Group: COLONIAL

  Native Biomes: PLANET BOLDERO & PLANET URBANIAK

  Size: SMALL & MEDIUM

  Interesting Facts: They have a superficial resemblance to some mammalish cillimorphs, but they’re colonial: made up of a lot of smaller individuals grouped together into a single entity. A good rule of thumb is that if their flesh looks like it’s made of something like ice or rock it’s probably actually colonial.

  They love to hang on big doors and stone walls and get knocked. Rushmorb is too big for all but the strongest people to knock, so it flies around in search of bodybuilders and over-compensaters.

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