Thinline full artwork
Common · One of 100

Thinline

“Thinline's motto is simple: the web is a rumor; the chase is real.”

A Dew weaver of The Wolf Runners

3 known connections · an open question

The living story

The story so far

Thinline was born on the open prairie, where there is nowhere to hide and nothing to do but run. She runs down her dinner on foot, every day, without complaint. Her motto is simple: the web is a rumor; the chase is real.

Happening now

She is mid-sprint across a dry grass stem, locked onto a cricket twice her confidence level. The cricket has a head start. The cricket does not have Thinline's stamina. This will not take long.

What may come

Prairie fires will sweep through and Thinline will ride it out underground, patient as a held breath. When the green comes back, she will be running before the first shoot is an inch tall.

Connected

Why someone keeps Thinline

  • because her motto is the web is a rumor and the chase is real, and she lives it every single day
  • because she runs down her dinner on foot without complaint, and watching her never gets old
  • because Thinline's stamina will outlast your doubts about keeping a wolf spider

The Wolf Runners

No webs, all heart. The wolf spiders run their dinner down on foot and carry their babies on their backs for weeks. The chase is sacred; the babies are everything.

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At a glance — details & stats
Element
Dew
Strand
The Wolf Runners — The huntresses
Rarity
Common
Personality
A prairie wolf spider who runs down her dinner on foot, every day, without complaint.
Edition
One of 100
Stats
power 60 · speed 60 · charm 85
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