Fenerox
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| Cultural Style | Hunter-Gatherer | ||||
| Appearance | Foxlike | ||||
The Fenerox are a friendly non-playable race found in Savannah Biomes. They speak in sets of three sentences that are two words long each, which tend to state their current emotions. They seem to be unknowledgeable about the rest of the universe, being surprised by the appearance of every playable-race when spoken to by the player.
Like all non-player races, they cannot give quests.
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Encounters
Savannah
Fenerox live in a variety of houses, typically constructed of Packed Dirt, Stone, and Thatch. Most are small huts high off the ground, supported by stilts.
Fenerox Guards protect the unarmed Fenerox. They attack with wooden spears and bows.
The Fenerox also sometime build arena-like structures, with large monsters trapped in cages. Activating the Wooden Panels in the arena platforms will release the monster on that side, and send the Fenerox Guard inside the arena into attack mode.
Tenants
A Fenerox Guard Tenant can be summoned by placing a Colony Deed in a suitable room with enough "boxes" of "Fenerox"-tagged decor. They will act as the guards from the Savannah Biome do, attacking enemies with a spear and bow.
| Name | Type (lvl) | Race | Biome | Required Object Types (Boxes) | Rent Chances | Rent Timeframe | |
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Fenerox Guard | Guard (3) | Fenerox | Fenerox (30) | Villager | 15 to 30 minutes |
Trivia
- They appear to be based on the fennec fox, a small and adorable species of desert-dwelling fox.
- Their name appears to be a portmanteau of the actual species name (fennec fox -> fennecfox -> fenerox).
- All Fenerox wear the Coat, Pants and Tail from the Prehistoric Set of Cosmetic Armor.
- Fenerox are one of the only races to not have a fossil in game besides the Agaran, Deadbeats and Ancients. While the others lack fossils because of how similiar they would be to other race's (or in the Ancient's case, to preserve their mysterious appearance), for the Fenerox it may be an indication of being an incredibly young species.
