Overview
Mist Stalker (Nebulupus obscura) is one of the documented fauna of Mirum. Its recorded habitats include Deep Veilmoore wilderness. A wolf-like predator covered in silver-gray fur. Capable of manipulating local fog and mist to conceal movement.
Occupies remote wilderness regions of Veilmoore where fog remains common year- round. Behavior: Usually hunt alone or in bonded pairs. Diet: Crownstags, Silkhorn Deer, Riverfoxes, and occasionally livestock.
Deeply feared but also respected. Many rural communities believe harming a Mist Stalker invites supernatural misfortune. Recorded magical traits: Fog/mist manipulation. The subject of countless legends, ghost stories, and hunting tales.
Appearance
A wolf-like predator covered in silver-gray fur. Capable of manipulating local fog and mist to conceal movement. Unlike the Mist Lynx, this ability is unquestionably magical.
Ecology
Occupies remote wilderness regions of Veilmoore where fog remains common year- round.
Diet
Crownstags, Silkhorn Deer, Riverfoxes, and occasionally livestock.
Predators
None as adults.
Behavior
Usually hunt alone or in bonded pairs.
Reproduction
Females produce one to three pups every several years.
History
The subject of countless legends, ghost stories, and hunting tales.
Relationship With Humans
Deeply feared but also respected. Many rural communities believe harming a Mist Stalker invites supernatural misfortune.