March 11th 2020: Creature 1096 has been released.
It is a permanent stream creature and will be able to breed. It will flood the stream up to and including March 13th.
Creature 1096: ???
Obtained by: Stream
Sprites: Tekla
Description: PKGriffin
This egg is made entirely of stone, yet somehow very lightweight.
Spoiler
A hatchling grotesque relies on the company of its herd to keep it out of trouble, making it a particular challenge for a single magi to raise. As well as being too curious for their own sakes, hatchling grotesques must learn to prepare for the dawn or risk injuring themselves when they freeze into stone. They can recover from chips and regrow small broken pieces over time, if they are lightly damaged in their stone forms, but larger breaks can threaten their ability to change back into living creatures. When light touches their skin, grotesques freeze where they are, which can lead to quite a few awkward stone sculptures lying around inconvenient places during the day. Although the frozen hatchlings are easily moved, many magi have ended up with stubbed toes before learning to watch where they step when getting out of bed in the morning.
Spoiler
As a grotesque ages, it grows patient in nature, perhaps in response to its regular petrification. Adolescents can often be found pretending to be gargoyles on the Keep???s roof, frightening passing students and creatures when they awaken at night. Adult grotesques are playful and quite active when awake, often exploring the lower levels of the Keep or nearby caves when they don???t care to turn to stone. They are favored companions of shadow magi, for they can be used as reliable steeds if a cloud of magic is cast around them to protect them from light. A large number of grotesques live in Foenara, some of them companions to local villagers, but most dwell deep in the Napier Forest in the center of the island. They prefer the deepest thickets of grass which can block out any beam of light, though occasionally explorers stumble upon a whole herd of grotesques frozen in a clearing. Ancient Foenarans carved stone likenesses of many creatures and left them in the grass forest, making grotesques especially difficult to find in the daylight. One favorite tale describes how the first magi to explore the Napier Forest passed a herd of frozen grotesques several times before realizing they weren???t old relics.
Definitely gonna try to hoard them. Releases seem to be rather frequent lately, which has been hard for me to keep up on 
