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Latest revision as of 07:43, 22 January 2023

Vitrevern

FRIC Number

13

Grouping

Avian
Reptilian

Location

Chroma Coast

Rarity

Common

Standard Variant

Blue

Time Per Stage

19 hours

Delves

Low Tide
Reptilian Rendezvous
Scrap Pile
Voidwalker Hangout

Weaknesses

Air
Shadow

Resistances

Fire
Solar

Basic Attacks

Bite
Spit fire

Special

Scraps

Common:
Glass Shards
Rare:
Shimmering Scales

Scrap Resistances

Common:
Solar White
Rare:
Fire Blue

Release Date

February 10, 2020: Beta

Artist

Keileon


The Vitrevern is a Common creature released on Protochroma during Beta. It is only found in Chroma Coast its associated Delves, Low Tide, Scrap Pile, and Voidwalker Hangout, and Simulated Delve associated with its grouping, Reptilian Rendezvous. Its standard variant is Blue.

Descriptions

Baby

This fragile-looking egg could be easily mistaken for a glass sculpture. Though it has a glassy texture and feels fragile, the egg is surprisingly sturdy and resistant to scratching. Inside there appears to be a developing embryo, though the shell isn't quite translucent enough to see detail.

Juvenile

The egg has hatched into a winged serpent, its scales smooth and glossy, interlocking to form a watertight coating. Since hatching, it's had an increasingly determined tendency to hoard shiny objects, particularly anything made from glass. Though it can be kept relatively entertained during handling, the moment it's left alone it returns to its playthings, often breaking something in the process as it tries to lift something larger and heavier than itself. Of course, this only serves to give the hatchling smaller shards of broken glass to play with, but it never seems to injure itself on the edges.

Adult

Vitreverns are a common pest that nests along the Chroma Coast, stealing anything that looks shiny as soon as they can get in a researcher's blind spot. Though not aggressive, they are incessant and unafraid of larger creatures and rely on their numbers to swarm and annoy those creatures—and researchers—away from the object of interest. The demeanor of a wild Vitrevern changes depending on the size of its swarm; in large numbers, they are gregarious and bold; an adult is fully willing to land near a non-hostile creature and look around for pretties. A lone Vitrevern, however, becomes skittish and flighty—darting into the air at any creature approaching, chirping loudly in an effort to call its swarm. If cornered in this scenario, the Vitrevern will deliver a painful nip to its attacker and fly away.

Despite their appearance, Vitreverns are not actually made of glass. Rather, they have glossy, translucent scales that are smooth to the touch and refract light, making them difficult to see in large swarms on a sunny day: each individual will reflect light on its peers, and it can be difficult and painful to attempt to look directly at the swarm and focus on one creature. They use a similar tactic in their nests; Vitrevern eggs are also reflective of light, and create this effect in nests of glass and anything shiny the parent was able to gather from the surrounding area. Originally it was unknown how these reptiles found the glass needed, until a wild specimen was seen spitting out a bright, sparkling substance reminiscent of white fire in order to melt nearby sand into glass. They only seem to use this sparingly, rarely using it in defense and never when hunting. Vitreverns are carnivorous scavengers, content to steal the kill of a larger predator, but will willingly attack small reptiles for a quick meal.

Additional Lore

  • The proper term for a group of Vitreverns is a swarm.
  • Vitrevern swarms are frequently seen fighting with flocks of Glass-Winged Mew over food and territory.

Delving

Low Tide

Species Image HP Spawn Conditions Additional Notes Attacks Weaknesses Resistances
Vitrevern 65 Randomly -- Bite
Spit fire
Air
Shadow
Fire
Solar
70 Trap: Shiny Object --

Reptilian Rendezvous

Species Image Spawn Conditions Additional Notes Attacks Weaknesses Resistances
Vitrevern Randomly -- Bite
Spit fire
Air
Shadow
Fire
Solar

Scrap Pile

Species Image HP Spawn Conditions Additional Notes Attacks Weaknesses Resistances
Vitrevern 50 Randomly -- Bite
Spit fire
Air
Shadow
Fire
Solar
50 Trap: Glimmering Pool --

Voidwalker Hangout

Species Image HP Spawn Conditions Additional Notes Attacks Weaknesses Resistances
Vitrevern 65 Randomly -- Bite
Spit fire
Air
Shadow
Fire
Solar
70 Trap: Shiny Object --

Images

Image Type Images
Baby
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Juvenile
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Common
Female
Common
Male
Rare
Female
Rare
Male

Trivia

  • Vitreverns derive their name from the Latin word vitrea, "glass", and "wyvern". As evidenced by the latter, the creature was originally concepted with hind legs, which were dropped in the design process due to them causing clutter.