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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 9475539" data-attributes="member: 57383">Not necessarily.An unusual fact is more surprising than a mundane fact just as a highly astonishing fact is more surprising than a slightly odd fact.I found the last couple of sentences a bit clunky anyway, so I'm revising it to: Magical Mutant Insects: A bizarre combination of a finger long insect and enormous mystical reptile, the origins of these monsters is lost to time. Mystaran dragonflies seem to be very rare and may need extremely specific conditions or special magical environments to reproduce. While they do not hunt cooperatively, mystaran dragonflies are gregarious and often gather into small flights that number about 10 (3d6) insects. Mystaran dragonflies are surprisingly tolerant of other varieties and flocks of two colors are rather common, with some special cases having three or more. For example, a magically-irradiated underdark cave could contain all five chromatic dragonflies, while a mystical jungle pool might buzz with every dragonfly variety. Updated the <a href="https://www.enworld.org/posts/9264175" target="_blank">Collected Mystaran Dragonflies</a>.</blockquote>