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Cryptozookeeper
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that they pulled out in a Zork-style treasure hunt, into the various monsters of legend and cryptozoology. At the same time, I am hoping to have character
Squid
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Hogenboom, Melissa (12 December 2014). "Are massive squid really the sea monsters of legend ?". BBC. Retrieved 27 July 2016. Wells, H. G. (1896). "The Sea Raiders"
Vampire: The Requiem
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Nosferatu vampires are the repulsive, yet fascinating, alien and hideous monsters of legend (such as Count Orlok of their movie namesake). Ventrue are regal vampires
Breach (cancelled video game)
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"modern-day mages" who attempt to prevent a magical apocalypse when monsters of legend emerge from portals known as "breaches". The gameplay of Breach is
Crossbones (TV series)
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Crown would continue to be easy prey, not only from the gods and monsters of legend , but from a monster far more brutal and far more real. John Malkovich
Brave New World (role-playing game)
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superpowers in a world that isn't able to support them. Thus, the gods and monsters of legend and the angels and devils of religions were real, and are not around
Human interactions with molluscs
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Hogenboom, Melissa (12 December 2014). "Are massive squid really the sea monsters of legend ?". BBC. Retrieved 27 July 2016. Nijman, Vincent; Lee, Paige Biqi (December
List of fictional diseases
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code—transforming them into forms reminiscent of the night-stalking monsters of legend . The specific form that the subject takes is dependent on their original
Cephalopod size
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January 2014. Hogenboom, M. (2014). Are massive squid really the sea monsters of legend ? BBC Earth, 12 December 2014. Holden, C. (1995). One sea monster down
List of giant squid specimens and sightings
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ISBN 978-1-932416-01-5. Hogenboom, M. (2014). Are massive squid really the sea monsters of legend ? BBC Earth, 12 December 2014. Holberg, L. (1733). Dannemarks Riges