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...temporarily [[ænifaction|turned to metal statues]], while [[undead (Loge)|undead]] roam the world in their place. ...s) become frozen metal statues while the [[world]] is haunted by [[undead (Loge)|undead]], while in another certain plants become animate that throughout t

...e]]. They are [[humanoid]] in shape, but much smaller than [[human (Loge)|human]]s, and have brightly colored [[skin]]. These beings have an unusual metho ...eter|centimeter]]s tall. There are a few details that set them apart from human, however; they have semicircular ears, visible [[gill]]s on their necks, an

...se [[god (Loge)|god]]s of [[Loge]] on the surfaces of which [[human (Loge)|human]]s and other [[mortal]] [[life form|being]]s live (as well as, in some case ...ere the curvature of the gods' surface is high enough to be significant on human scales, and to those who live on or near those rare places where the god's

...hey are naturally this way or whether this is the result of [[human (Loge)|human]] intervention. Not only the terraced spines are inhabited, however; even ...nd on those spines where the trees grow particularly large and dense, some human cultures, too, have hit on an arboreal way of life.

...ans, and though at the moment the (mortal) head of the order happens to be human, this hasn't always been the case. Formally, the head of the Order of the Purple Crown is the [[god (Loge)|god]] [[Diddu (god)|Diddu]] itself, which members of the Crown refer to as

...[[Jiji vision|adapt]] to the lower-light conditions, most [[human (Diddu)|human]]s do not, and find their range of vision sharply impaired by the lightless ...rple, but it is dark enough to appear pure black to all but the most acute human eyes. Nor does the opacity affect all the [[air (Diddu)|air]]; the part of

...orm through the henosis of three other organisms; and the [[sanhvin]] of [[Loge]], which arise through the darsis of a larger parent organism. ...ame entity (and certainly to still pertain to the same species). Even a [[human]] is altered quite a bit as it grows from an embryo to an adult, but withou