Origami creature

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<color> Origami <creature> Creature Levels:     Overall ?     Level Variance -     Natural Attack ?     Weapon Attack ?     Defense ?     Player Estimated - Potential overall skill: ? Skill Cap ? to ? Skinnable No Has Coins Yes Has Gems Yes Has Boxes No Has Other Unknown Uses Weapons Unknown Alignment No Corporeal Yes Construct Yes Casts Spells No Attack Range Melee Stealthy No Special Attacks No Special Defenses Unknown Body Type unknown Body Type (Alt) unknown Body Size unknown Located: Paper Mill (13) Premium-Only Unknown

Manipulation Manipulatable ? Skill Required ? / ? Teaching Cap ?

Description

Once likely someone's art hobby, this origami <creature> is animated by an unknown, magical force. It looks surprisingly hostile, and its drawn-on eyes peer forward with what may be a superimposed intelligence. Although made from paper, the origami sprite looks like it's been hardened by the magic, making it much stronger and more durable than if it were simple paper.

In Depth

Comes in a variety of colors and shapes.

Colors: Black, Grey, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Silver or White Shapes: Bird, Cow, Dragon, Duck, Goblin, Grasshopper, Hat, Mouse Sprite or Yak

Recall

Coming in many different colors and sizes, these strange creatures are simply folded origami projects that have been animated by an outside source. They are typically found in old shops, paper mills and occasionally gathering spots where completed projects are discarded.

Once attributed to be creations of the mad toy merchant Hobglup, this theory has since been discredited by his death. These are sometimes rumored to be fueled by anger at being abandoned by their maker, although more practical theories say that they are animated by a mage of some sort.