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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.[[<<]]
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.[[<<]]
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.[[<<]]
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[main.PlainsofBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Main.PlainsOfBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[main.PlainsofBhuma | Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[main.SastraForest | Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.
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The Goshorun, a sort of large, grazing ruminant with six legs and a dense skull studded with long-reaching antlers, its entire body draped in ropes of woolly white hair. It is a grazing animal, and is hunted all over the [[Plains of Bhuma]] and the [[Sastra Forest]] for its pelt and meat. However, as the population of [[Loka]] grows, the Goshorun has dwindled until it has become necessary for many homesteaders to raise them in captivity.