Snow Lynx?

bloodvayne

Frost Gate Guardian

Join Date: Jul 2007

N/

11 Sep 2007 at 14:38 - 1
From the GWEN manual:

Quote:
Originally Posted by GWEN Manual pg. 6
The Norn revere the spirits of nature—from the wolf to the snow lynx—but the most powerful of these is the Bear Spirit, who, according to myth, blessed the Norn with the ability to change shape and “become the bear.” So if they revere the spirit of the snow lynx, why are there no snow lynx in the game?
Just wondering if anyone knows if it can be found anywhere in the game, or if it's just another panda/hippo

RTSFirebat

RTSFirebat

The Humanoid Typhoon

Join Date: May 2005

UK

Servants of Fortuna [SoF]

R/

11 Sep 2007 at 14:40 - 2
No are no Snow Lynx in game far as anyone has seen. Could be a typo in the manual since the only ones you get are:

Wolf
Raven
Bear

R!ghteous Ind!gnation

R!ghteous Ind!gnation

Krytan Explorer

Join Date: Aug 2007

N/

11 Sep 2007 at 16:02 - 3
Its not a type... there is another facet that they worship as well.

MithranArkanere

MithranArkanere

Underworld Spelunker

Join Date: Nov 2006

wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigo

Heraldos de la Llama Oscura [HLO]

E/

11 Sep 2007 at 19:58 - 4
If I can remember, there are five.

Let me remember...
Wolf, Bear, Raven... Lynx and Wurm?

Bankai

Bankai

Desert Nomad

Join Date: Sep 2006

Bubblegum Dragons

Mo/E

11 Sep 2007 at 20:01 - 5
Quote:
Originally Posted by Egil Fireteller
"The Norn do not know gods, at least not in the way humans do. But we do revere the spirits of the animals upon whom we depend for food and shelter. There are many such spirits. Bear is the mightiest of course, but Raven, Owl, Wolf, Wurm, and Ox all have their place in the world and in our hearts. While we hunt and slay these creatures, we also praise their spirit, and thank them for their sacrifice. The animals are our brethren; their spirits guide us as we live and hunt.

There are more hostile, even malicious, spirits in the world... spirits of the mountains, seasons, fire, and darkness. The animal spirits are our allies against these foes, and we thank them for their aid, singing the praises of all beasts as we hunt. This is the Norn way." There you go.