Ribbon full artwork
Rare · One of 150

Ribbon

“Her stripes are racing stripes the way a minivan has racing stripes — technically present, spiritually irrelevant.”

A Mirewater reptile of The Coils

3 known connections · an open question

The living story

The story so far

She hatched in a ditch that everyone else overlooked, which is exactly why she loves it — overlooked places, she says, are where the best company gathers. The ditch is now the marsh’s social capital.

Happening now

She runs the tadpole graduation every spring: tiny caps, tiny speeches, enormous pride. Three generations of frogs owe their confidence to her.

What may come

She has started a rumor that she is secretly a very slow ribbon eel. Nobody believes her. Everybody plays along. That, she says, is what community means.

Connected

Why someone keeps Ribbon

  • because she proves you don’t need venom or size to be the heart of a place
  • because her tadpole graduations will make you cry too
  • because everybody deserves a friend who is never in a hurry

The Coils

Snakes: cobras, mambas, pythons, vipers, boas — the hood, the strike, the squeeze. Fifteen coils of patience and lightning, ruling the warm hours by waiting.

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$15 · One of 150

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At a glance — details & stats
Element
Mirewater
Coil
The Coils — The serpent courts
Rarity
Rare
Personality
The friendliest snake in the marsh, and she will not be taking questions about it. Ribbon knows every frog by name, hosts the annual tadpole graduation, and has never once been in a hurry.
Edition
One of 150
Stats
power 1 · speed 25 · charm 29
Joe was here.

“a Joe parable: the first skin is still dreaming. You’re wearing its dream. The old ones said we all wear something handed down.”