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There are, in fact, two variants of the monkfish. One is the Piscatoris monkfish, known for its gamey taste and slightly depressed countenance. The other is the Ashenfall monkfish, which has a more trout-like flavour and a happier, almost smirking countenance. Anglers, who like to simplify things, distinguish them by calling them 'sad boy' and 'happy boy'. | |||
Both monkfish are 'sad boys' when they're caught, of course. | |||
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It may be called the 'Ashenfall' monkfish, but you'd be hard-pressed to find it anywhere other than in Umbral Sands. That's mostly down to a lack of trade. The Moon Garou are an isolationist sort, preferring to keep their trading partners to other Moon Garou. Their closest non-garou partners would be the Black Knights but they, too, like to keep to themselves, and would prefer to deal with other humans over the garou. | It may be called the 'Ashenfall' monkfish, but you'd be hard-pressed to find it anywhere other than in Umbral Sands. That's mostly down to a lack of trade. The Moon Garou are an isolationist sort, preferring to keep their trading partners to other Moon Garou. Their closest non-garou partners would be the Black Knights but they, too, like to keep to themselves, and would prefer to deal with other humans over the garou. | ||
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Revision as of 11:09, 27 June 2026
Template:Infobox Item Raw Monkfish is a Dragonwilds:power level 7 food that can be captured at Dragonwilds:Net Fishing Spots in the Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands region. Monkfish are so-called on Dragonwilds:Ashenfall due to the goddess Dragonwilds:Elidinis. The Moon Garou, having never seen a monk, adopted the name after the goddess herself named them.Template:CiteJournal