Phosphorescent glow
A power, one of the traits figures share. All traits.
Utility
7 figures
The Boi-tatá doesn't consume its prey in the traditional sense; instead, it extracts and absorbs their eyes, adding to its own radiance and power.
This gem can glow so brightly that it blinds anyone who looks directly at it.
Legend has it that the Alicanto's brilliance intensifies as it consumes more precious metals, making it a beacon of potential wealth for prospectors and treasure hunters.
These ghostly lights, typically observed in marshes, swamps, and boggy areas, appear as flickering, bluish-white flames hovering just above the ground.
Its feathers, even when shed, retain their luminous quality and are highly prized for their ability to light up entire rooms or grant wishes to their possessors.
In flight it is sometimes described as a streak of fire or light crossing the night sky, a motif shared widely across Baltic-Finnic wealth-spirit belief.
In rare instances when observed by humans, Kyourinrin are said to emit a soft, phosphorescent glow that illuminates the dusty shelves and forgotten corners where old books rest.