“They say the First Tooth's burrow goes deeper than any living rodent has mapped — and that the Sleepers can hear it gnawing on the longest nights.”
Mythic · One of 1
The First Tooth
“This is never explained.”
A Stone rodent of Mythic: The First Tooth
3 known connections
The living story
The story so far
Before burrows had names, one pair of teeth gnawed the first tunnel through the dark earth — and never stopped growing. The First Tooth is still gnawing, somewhere below everything, keeping the world's roots trimmed. Its burrow goes deeper than any living rodent has mapped. The Sleepers dream about the sound. This is never explained and never solved.
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Whispers about The First Tooth
Why someone keeps The First Tooth
- You can't have it. That's the point — the First Tooth keeps gnawing below everything, and the mystery stays yours.
- Every other Spark in the Warren exists because something gnawed the first tunnel. This is that something.
- Keepers aren't collected. They're remembered. You'll remember this one.
Mythic: The First Tooth
Before burrows had names, one pair of teeth gnawed the first tunnel through the dark earth — and never stopped growing. The First Tooth is still gnawing, somewhere below everything. The Sleepers dream about the sound. This is never explained and never solved.
1 of 1
Not for sale at any price
Some things are not collected. They are witnessed.
At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Stone
- Burrow
- Mythic: The First Tooth — 1 of 1 · never for sale
- Rarity
- Mythic
- Personality
- Before burrows had names, one pair of teeth gnawed the first tunnel through the dark earth — and never stopped growing. The First Tooth is still gnawing, somewhere below everything, keeping the world's roots trimmed. Its burrow goes deeper than any living rodent has mapped.
- Edition
- One of 1
- Stats
- power 100 · speed 50 · charm 100
Joe was here.
“the elders say: the man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones — the first tunnel is still being gnawed. You’re standing on its roof.”