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The daugher is currently in the hospital and she is finally getting out after a furious fight witha severe illness.
But you know, i guess she won't have what she deserved after all :,(
You monster.
It's no secret amongst the rats themselves, and none of the other clans have bothered to ask (not that it's any of their business anyway.) ^_^
About non european native species in Armello, though most species indeed are, Racoons are definitely already represented, as seen in the wall of thorn, beheaded and merry thives card art.
(Also to note that there's already an opossum in the game in the form of the Poison Taster! As for other species, I could make a whole list, but among others we have tigers, anteaters, red pandas, galapagos tortoises, lemurs, and of course, a lion!)
If I had to guess, I'd say it's because many fairytales are set in that kind of environment.
reasonable. I wonder. There should be australian classic fairy tales. Australia has 200 years old must have something coming from the 1900
Opossums are not really predators, but they'll eat whatever they can get. An opossum would almost definitely eat a dead rat if it found one; I imagine a starving or desperate opossum would attack a rat. I guess Griotte just decided to speed the process up.
Forgot about the Poison Taster! So opossums are canon to Armello. Interesting! I posted this as a joke, but it actually looks somewhat plausible.
Well, they also want to sell their product, and "fantasy" to most folks is "generic European-inspired fantasy." Much easier to explain the Wolf Clan than the Numbat Clan, say.