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Owlmays are female [[human]]s who can transform into [[owl]]s. They are [[guardian]]s of nature similar to the [[swanmay]]s of other worlds. Inductees into the order may be [[ranger]]s or [[caretaker]]s ([[druid]]s).<ref>[[Owlmay (Article)]], [[the Book of Shadows]] p.120-122</ref> The owlmay was updated to third edition rules in [[Heroic Birds of Prey]] [[netbook article]] for the [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002, p.341-343</ref> | Owlmays are female [[human]]s who can transform into [[owl]]s. They are [[guardian]]s of nature similar to the [[swanmay]]s of other worlds. Inductees into the order may be [[ranger]]s or [[caretaker]]s ([[druid]]s).<ref>[[Owlmay (Article)]], [[the Book of Shadows]] p.120-122</ref> The owlmay was updated to third edition rules in [[Heroic Birds of Prey]] [[netbook article]] for the [[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]].<ref>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2002]], p.341-343</ref> | ||
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Owlmays are female humans who can transform into owls. They are guardians of nature similar to the swanmays of other worlds. Inductees into the order may be rangers or caretakers (druids).[1] The owlmay was updated to third edition rules in Heroic Birds of Prey netbook article for the Undead Sea Scrolls 2002.[2]
References
- ↑ Owlmay (Article), the Book of Shadows p.120-122
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2002, p.341-343
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