Its World-Build-Tober:
or the rock elemental that chases down dust-bunnies?
How about this one:
Living coins.
For some strange reason, magic tends to give everyday objects sentience and purpose, without any reason. The weirder variety of these are living coins.
They can cause themselves to roll, if they manage to fall from a shelf or high enough surface, in order to move themselves around the world. They tend to 'park' themselves upright against walls or furniture so they can move off at a later point, because if they ever end up flat on the ground, they are immobile.
They tend to want to be picked up by humanoids, placing themselves in places to get noticed. If they get into an empty bag of coins, they escape. Working their way up the sides with each jostle until they jump out. Sometimes, its noted that they take other coins hostage?
But they are, for the most part, trying to escape the dungeon they are located in, because eventually the mimic will find them and eat them.
Thursday the 25th - World-build-tober
"Draw (or describe) a prey animal from your world"
Besides all the standard earth world predator-prey examples that you can google, and all the ones that match, i.e. any animal that tries to catch and eat another, and this can include alot of ones that might be world-buildy.. i.e.
the plant that captures other plant/animals and eats them?
or the animal that captures sentient plants that walk around?
or the rock elemental that chases down dust-bunnies?
How about this one:
Living coins.
For some strange reason, magic tends to give everyday objects sentience and purpose, without any reason. The weirder variety of these are living coins.
They can cause themselves to roll, if they manage to fall from a shelf or high enough surface, in order to move themselves around the world. They tend to 'park' themselves upright against walls or furniture so they can move off at a later point, because if they ever end up flat on the ground, they are immobile.
They tend to want to be picked up by humanoids, placing themselves in places to get noticed. If they get into an empty bag of coins, they escape. Working their way up the sides with each jostle until they jump out. Sometimes, its noted that they take other coins hostage?
But they are, for the most part, trying to escape the dungeon they are located in, because eventually the mimic will find them and eat them.
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