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...rarchs' servants the [[batirine]]s—or ''partly'' of dreamstuff, like the [[dreambuilt]]. ...rying hues of red, blue, and other colors, but all with an underlying play of different shades.

...strong walls and fortifications and even [[batirine]]s to intangible wisps of [[ambient magic]]. ...esistance members, though of course pets they have to keep out of sight of the dreamlords' minions.

...epublic go through the motions of democracy, giving the people an illusion of self-rule. {{main|Geography of the FRA}}

...[[agency|self-willed]] and capable of acting on their own initiative. For the most part, however, batirines are loyal and reliable servitors, though it d ...y used by the onirarchs themselves, but by their subjects, and it reflects the dread with which these [[life form|creatures]] were initially (and to some

...alisman]]s of diverse sorts, and powerful [[enchantment]]s to help enforce the rulers' will. ...ise of dreaming—so that awake and asleep, the people are working for the onirarchies.

...part from the people, existing on another level that rarely interacts with the lower [[class]]es. ...sence of Chethe that gives Dadauar its name; the name "Dadauar" comes from the [[Lilmi]] word ''yatyatyawarr'' ({{IPA0|[jæˈd̜æd&

...here is evidence that the Bathybius gains the [[knowledge]] and [[skill]]s of all entities it absorbs... and it's perhaps for that reason that it prefers The [[adjective]] used to refer to things related to the Bathybius is "Bathybian" (pronounced {{IPA|/bəˈθ&#x026A