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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 6179738" data-attributes="member: 57383">Let's see...Gorri are the elders of the shroomling race.&nbsp; They occupy a revered leadership position, with each gorri usually&nbsp; having a circle of up to twenty urdin under its care. Every season,&nbsp; gorri leave their circles and gather together in a secret council ring&nbsp; to discuss conditions in their forest. Should some calamity threaten the&nbsp; safety of the shroomlings, the gorri gather in an &quot;out of season&quot; ring&nbsp; to debate how to deal with it. Gorri are usually wiser and more&nbsp; experienced than urdin, and their innate magical abilities are much&nbsp; stronger.The areas of red on a gorri's fungus-like &quot;cap&quot; and &quot;boots&quot; grow larger&nbsp;&nbsp; and larger as the gorri ages. These red markings start on the gorri's&nbsp;&nbsp; scalp but eventually appear on its boots. Freshly ripened gorri have a&nbsp;&nbsp; white cap with red spots and all-white legs. Fully mature gorri have red&nbsp;&nbsp; caps with white spots and white boots with red embellishments. The&nbsp;&nbsp; oldest (and often most powerful) gorri have solid red caps and boots.
A gorri shroomling stands 2 to 3 feet tall and weighs about 3 pound.
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[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 6179738, member: 57383"] Let's see... Gorri are the elders of the shroomling race. They occupy a revered leadership position, with each gorri usually having a circle of up to twenty urdin under its care. Every season, gorri leave their circles and gather together in a secret council ring to discuss conditions in their forest. Should some calamity threaten the safety of the shroomlings, the gorri gather in an "out of season" ring to debate how to deal with it. Gorri are usually wiser and more experienced than urdin, and their innate magical abilities are much stronger. The areas of red on a gorri's fungus-like "cap" and "boots" grow larger and larger as the gorri ages. These red markings start on the gorri's scalp but eventually appear on its boots. Freshly ripened gorri have a white cap with red spots and all-white legs. Fully mature gorri have red caps with white spots and white boots with red embellishments. The oldest (and often most powerful) gorri have solid red caps and boots.[LEFT][COLOR=#000000] A gorri shroomling stands 2 to 3 feet tall and weighs about 3 pound. [/COLOR][/LEFT] [/QUOTE]

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