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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.

...oothy—[[beasts of the Forest of Teeth|beasts of various sorts]], few of which need much provocation to attack passing dreamers, tearing them to shr ...p, and not be well rested from what little sleep he does get, and to be in the waking world constantly on edge and tired and jumpy.

...rms are generally only a few centimeters across, small but intricate forms of gold and silver and other precious materials. ...er. It is the interaction between the charm and its holder that activates the charm—a charm attached to a [[charm amulet]], for example, is activat

...er, behave much as mice do, and occupy the same niches, even to the extent of occasionally spreading into cities and invading buildings. ...f a dust mouse are the same greyish color and silky texture of the rest of the creature.

...Matuni, but has a slightly smaller [[area]].) Eordi is the site of one of Dadauar's oldest and most powerful onirarchies, [[Drithidiach]], as well as many ot ...the circumferent [[ocean (Dadauar)|ocean]]; offshore in that direction lie the [[Murk Islands]].

...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.

...[[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 ...by their subjects, and it reflects the dread with which these [[life form|creatures]] were initially (and to some degree still are) regarded.

...rbs... and it's perhaps for that reason that it prefers to absorb ellogous creatures. The [[adjective]] used to refer to things related to the Bathybius is "Bathybian" (pronounced {{IPA|/bəˈθ&#x026A

...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&

...ient magic]] that seems to exist independent of dreaming—but it fits the facts well enough to have won wide acceptance. ...y propelled toward them (since it is the projectiles, not the person, that the magic is directly acting on), or help them see through a magical [[illusion