Animal Qualities
Rule without venom.
Animals grouped here express a similar quality through their behavior in nature. Each species still has its own principle, lesson, meaning, and field-guide page.
4 species
Species principle: Indigo Authority
Rule without venom.
Power can be calm enough not to need venom.
Eastern Indigo Snakes are large nonvenomous snakes that actively hunt many prey types, including other snakes, and often use gopher tortoise burrows for shelter.
Species principle: Mass
Fill the clearing.
Some power fills the clearing simply by entering it.
Gaurs are the largest wild cattle, with massive shoulders, strong bodies, and social herd behavior in forests and grassy clearings of South and Southeast Asia.
Species principle: Quiet Mass
Rule the cave.
Large presence can rule a place without wasting motion.
Giant Groupers are massive reef predators that use large mouths and suction feeding to capture prey around reefs, rocky caves, and ledges.
Species principle: Ground Presence
Stride the ground.
You do not have to hurry to feel powerful.
Kori bustards are among the heaviest flying birds and move through open ground with slow, imposing strides and display posture.
