![]() They could not see into the future of Coruscant (for example). Their visions are limited to their colony and their surroundings. ![]() However, the Caprine are relatively unsophisticated, mostly-herbivore farmers. Likewise, it appeared they were able to control when and how they came about their visions. Like the Iktotchi, and only on the planet of Iktotch, the precognitive ability of the Caprine takes the form of visions or dreams and is relatively accurate, needing little interpretation. Individuals with very strong precognition are normally treated as mystics by the rest of the Caprine colony or tribe and are consulted for categories important to them like weather, crop yield, love and good fortune. Glimpses of the future are jumbled, difficult to decipher and often inaccurate. When off-world, their precognition becomes extremely limited. It's rare for them to see months or years in advance. Caprine can see into the future for hours and sometimes days. Like the Iktotchi, the precognitive ability is extremely strong on their native planet. Precognitive ability - Whether Force sensitive or not, all Caprine have the gift of precognition.Breathes: Type 1 atmosphere (oxygen) Strengths: Colors include red, flaxen, dark brown and black. Hair color and texture: The Caprine hair is strong and rough in texture. No Caprine have been sighted with blue or green skin (but that doesn’t mean they aren’t out there). Language:Caprinese, Iktochese, Galactic Basic Average height of adults: 1.8 meters for female, 2 meters for male Skin color: Ranges from the reddish hue of the Iktotchi with whom they share the planet, to light colored flesh tones. There were more trees than amenable fauns and nymphs, so that some trees that might have flourished magically became ordinary.Image: Depiction of the Caprine goddess, Ax'no Credit: Vetrova on Name: Caprine Designation: Sentient Homeworld:Iktotch, the third moon of Iktotchon. Musides ever granted his requests, though his eyes filled with visible tears at the thought that Kalos should care more for the fauns and the dryads than for him.Īnd at last, out of the shadow of the trees, racing up the hill for dear life, by thousands and by millions, came all kinds of creatures - Talking Beasts, Dwarfs, Satyrs, Fauns, Giants, Calormenes, men from Archenland, Monopods, and strange unearthly things from the remote islands of the unknown Western lands. Idle folk, indeed, said that Kalos conversed with the spirits of the grove, and that his statues were but images of the fauns and dryads he met there for he patterned his work after no living model. There were times when in one of his fanciful moods he could see himself as a young faun lurking in these thickets and peering out at those other human figures moving in the unmysterious sunlight.įIRST FAUN: Canst thou imagine where those spirits live Which make such delicate music in the woods? He was not asleep, he was not awake, stupefied merely, lapsing back to the state of the faun, the satyr. The Fauns were slily peeping- The Fauns, the prying Fauns- The arch, the laughing Fauns- The Fauns were slily peeping!įauns, accoupling with the Nymphs, formed light-footed bands that roamed the woods together. The faun Scoggin had disabled lay on the ground with a dozen men on him, holding down his rangy body and stabbing. He was a singer of lyrics and pastorals, a lover of the material beauty about him, and it is because he passed by the pietistic, the classic, the literary, and showed the beauty of physical life as an art motive that he is called the Faun of the Renaissance. She pranced like a pixilated faun down the center hall, passing clean, furnitureless rooms on either side. ![]() I shall be only statue of a Faun in her horrible house until the four thrones at Cair Paravel are filled and goodness knows when that will happen, or whether it will ever happen at all.įaun Tumnus, is under arrest and awaiting his trial on a charge of High Treason against her Imperial Majesty Jadis, Queen of Narnia, Chatelaine of Cair Paravel, Empress of the Lone Islands, etc. He tossed the pie to the fauns, who scrambled for it, bleating and whimpering.
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