The Aruhlian Codex

A severe mountain range of high roads, old powers, dragons, dangerous weather, and the inhabited Frost March in its far north.

Cliff-adapted Goatfolk clans of the high mountains.

The enduring dwarven settlements and strongholds of Stormspine.

The inhabited northern Stormspine, where wooded valleys rise through defended passes and moving glaciers toward the unresolved remains of the Buried Crown.

Head of House Vanthe · Stormspine

The ruling human house and Lords of Stormspine.

Explosive climbing and leaping across unstable snow and rock. The exact canonical name is Avalanche Leaper—not Avalanche Leopard.

A colossal shaggy body, many horns, digging forelimbs, and a crushing physical charge. It is a rare herbivore, not a dungeon monster and not a source of automatic avalanche magic.

A distinctive mane, tufted ears, and sure movement over snowy ledges. This regional presentation links to the existing Cats of Aruhlia species; it does not create a duplicate animal.

Enormous mass, pale fur, visible blue mana veins, and disruption of unstable snow. Glowing-core and avalanche-breaking descriptions are field observations, not quantified spells or proof of an ancient supernatural source.

Mist-associated ambushes, strong forelimbs, striped pale fur, and territorial calls. Ancestor and ghost stories are folklore, not proof of spirits or lost-civilization origin; this species does not replace the Pale Sabercat.

Frostglass wings, a numbing chill sting, and pollination of cold-blooming flowers. Special frostglass mining or material properties are not established by this field card.

Broad feathered wings, cliff nests, silent glides, and drop attacks. The observed six-to-eight-metre wingspan is approximate and does not give wings to any established Stormspine feline.

An old god whose winter-forged guidance shapes Ulfnir without stealing his agency.

Long fangs, a pale shaggy coat, and patient movement along glacier-margin forest. This is the established Pale Sabercat, not a dungeon monster and not the Ghoststripe Sabercat.

Dark insulated hide, mineral spines, and mana-linked cold adaptation. The blue seams do not grant default lightning attacks or unrestricted cryomancy.

Crystal growths, heavy foreclaws, and fierce territorial behavior around ruins. Relic-touched and guardian are local labels, not proof of a constructed sentinel, curse, sapience, or vanished kingdom; it is distinct from Whitehowl.

Pale fur, mineral plating along forelimbs and spine, and powerful physical swipes. It is distinct from the darker Rimeback Bear; no evolutionary link has been established.

The continent containing the Heartlands, Wolfhaven, Stormspine, Blackfen, and the Ember Plains.

Silent tracking, powerful paws, and long-distance travel across snow. Whitehowls are ordinarily quadrupedal; they are not werewolves, shapeshifters, or automatically sapient.