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=== The End ===
=== The End ===
As the year progressed, and the icebergs around the town began to thaw after the Arctic Autumn, they released a new unseen disease: a strain of parasitic worm called "Frotime" that infected the minds of the residents and causing more anger and frustrations, as well as freezing them further.
With food getting low, the Vorpal Bunnies (who only ate humans) caused the town to need to raid a nearby settlement. This invited a counter attack by the humans, who appeared in Desidera in a large army only a week later. What came of Desidera after their arrival...well that's a story that nobody knows yet.  
 
The monsters were already very upset as fighting had started to occur between many of the town's residents, and a small army of goblins came together to form the "Justice for Dagan" mob, who wanted revenge on the town and the humans for causing Dagan the elder to kick the bucket out of stress and anger. With food getting low, the Vorpal Bunnies (who only ate humans) then caused the town to need to raid a nearby settlement, which was easier now that they had an angered mob of goblins.
 
The attack by the bunnies and the mob on the humans invited a counter attack by the humans, who appeared in Desidera in a large army only a week later. What came of Desidera after their arrival...well that's a story that nobody knows yet.  


== Residents ==
== Residents ==
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=== Dagah the Elder ===
=== Dagah the Elder ===
The original resident of the land of Desidera, Dagah was a strange goblin like tree-folk with an intricate tie to the '''Tree of Hope,''' marking Dagah as some sort of Dryad or Nymph of this forest. Dagah used to fight off humans in this land a long time ago, and returned when he heard monsters reclaimed the land. He doesn't trust technology (especially the mortar that was set up) and he HATES FIRE. '''NO FIRE ALLOWED''' was his famous saying, especially because fire could burn down the tree (and himself)
The original resident of the land of Desidera, Dagah was a strange goblin like tree-folk with an intricate tie to the '''Tree of Hope,''' marking Dagah as some sort of Dryad or Nymph of this forest. Dagah used to fight off humans in this land a long time ago, and returned when he heard monsters reclaimed the land. He doesn't trust technology (especially the mortar that was set up) and he HATES FIRE. '''NO FIRE ALLOWED''' was his famous saying, especially because fire could burn down the tree (and himself)
After the era of bloodlust swarmed over the land, Dagah got so angry at the monsters for fighting and starting fires that he kicked the tree of hope out of anger. Unfortunately, he pops a sap vessel in his neck and keels over in the process, leaving Desidera with no leader or figure of wisdom.


=== John from Accounting (with Horns) ===
=== John from Accounting (with Horns) ===
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=== The Bird of Despair ===
=== The Bird of Despair ===
<blockquote>"He He." - Bird of Despair</blockquote>Protects the '''Hope Tree''' (see below) from harmful wishes that are cast under it's canopy. Any bad or harmful wishes are instead eaten by the bird, who steals the wish's soul.
Protects the '''Hope Tree''' (see below) from harmful wishes that are cast under it's canopy. Any bad or harmful wishes are instead eaten by the bird, who steals the wish's soul.


The Bird of Despair '''hates Dex from HR.''' Just don't ask them why.  
The Bird of Despair '''hates Dex from HR.''' Just don't ask them why.  
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=== The Vorpal Bunnies ===
=== The Vorpal Bunnies ===
After the death of Grimlet, the area where Grimlet used to live became home to a family of '''Vorpal Bunnies''', sweet fluffy white rabbits who were incredibly cute and incredibly hungry. They actually ate men for sustenance which was great for the monsters around them. They had very long sharp teeth and are very fond of daisies.  
After the death of Grimlet, the area where Grimlet used to live became home to a family of '''Vorpal Bunnies''', sweet fluffy white rabbits who were incredibly cute and incredibly hungry. They actually ate men for sustenance which was great for the monsters around them. They had very long sharp teeth and are very fond of daisies.  
=== Bob and Patricia the Blobs ===
The last residents to move into Desidera, Bob was an Evil Blob who liked eating, doing crime, and gambling. Bob did not like any humans, celery, or his apparent arch enemy: Rob the Good Blob.
Bob was settling in to Desidera when he fell deeply in love with the '''Bird of Despair'''. Together the two of them huddled through the winter and eventually had a child: '''Patricia.''' Patricia was the child of Bob and the Bird, and liked eating human toes, gambling, and flying. They disliked humans, planes, and '''Vorpal Bunnies'''. Perhaps that last hate was warranted, as some say the Vorpal Bunnies were the cause of the town gathering attention of humans and leading to the end of the story.


== Landmarks ==
== Landmarks ==
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=== The Dag Yam ===
=== The Dag Yam ===
Perhaps named for the Dryad who was attached to the Tree of Hope, '''Dagah''', the Dag Yam was the name of the massive lake in the clearing. The fish mysteriously disappeared after the monsters moved in, but it's proximity to the magic shrine meant that it could be used like a wishing well.
Perhaps named for the Dryad who was attached to the Tree of Hope, '''Dagah''', the Dag Yam was the name of the massive lake in the clearing. The fish mysteriously disappeared after the monsters moved in, but it's proximity to the magic shrine meant that it could be used like a wishing well.
At one point, the denizens of Desidera uncovered '''The Bones of the Ol Undersea Uncle''', a creature even older than Dagan that lived under the sea, they thought that the bones of this "guiding creature" was a good omen, but it was in fact a "bad omen", meaning that there was going to be many more bones (deaths) in the future.


=== The Adventurer's End Inn ===
=== The Adventurer's End Inn ===
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