A great many cats learn to be rainmakers as there are myths of cats spirits demanding tribute to avoid bringing storms to an area.
Connected Myths: Cactus Cat, CCoa
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Elves: The Caribbean has one of the largest elven population where most communities act as raiders and traders. The Fair Folk has also adapted to the many forests of the continent.
Connected Myths: Madremonte
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Feylin: While there are many tales of tiny faerie like creatures in myth, it appears that they were replaced by the by Feylin. While more sociable, they are often mischievous in their obsession to “make it big.” Many are avid watchers of old Latin Soap Operas and often try to duplicate their antics.
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F1D0: The cybercult brought over many F1d0s as pets and companions and many have managed to run free over the continent.
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Medusa: These intellectual, but monstrous species are common in the Andes. They claim ancestry from the "serpent goddess" but little evidence has been obtained in any way, shape or form.
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Trollitariot: These are relatively a new creature from the Times of Revelations and have developed many settlements in the Andes. They live in high settlements and raise pterodactyl for transport.
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Ungo: The most common Ungo of South America is usually tall and black-furred and often have giant sloth-like qualities. Many have come to nearby cities to seek their fortune.
Connected Myths: Boraro, Chivato, Chorti, Curinqueans, Mapinguari,
Vampires: Many vampires had wormed their ways to the elites of the various South American city-states until the Time of Revelations. While most were turned into ash during this time, there are still some nomadic tribes in places like Patagonia and the Garden.
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