Delphic the Cirthark

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Delphic
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Name: Delphic
Stage: Adult
Travel: Darkwater Beach

2012 CRW Release Date

♬ Release Date CRW Records ♬
2010 Apr/May: Baistay (26), Olimpt (27), Ragon (28), Unchaga (29), Goldox (30), Cacki (1), Flowerfur (2)
2011 Jan: Colatay (17), Wisnaker (18), Kitep (19), Blobbart (20), Lemac (21), Frogike (22), Ulert (23), Spritemice (24)
2012 Dec: Aosidhe (16), Canige (17), Cirthark (18), Gingerlion (19), Kappice (20), Octro (21), Sandrodon (22)
2014 Jan: Aurelian (20), Neebu (21), Kampos (22), Keras (23), Zebbit (24), Tawny (25), Eereek (26)
2015 Jan: Cumula (19), Xoloti (20), Tuswine (21), Sentark (22), Manticore (23), Bufalus (24), Stomato (25)
2016 Jan: Maggen (11), Aig (12), Morgoth (13), Messoh (14), Qutten (15), Minoete (16), Zanaize (17)
2017 Jan: Zalaeth (20), Cosmiathan (21), Erduri (22), Specouro (23), Arcweom (24), Solire (25), Luryuken (26)
2018 Jan: Froplet (15), Rhoull (16), Clast (17), Cobranch (18), Unusith (19), Statink (20), Horrorse (21)
2019 Jan: Hoddel (14), Dropalla (15), Mothman (16), Arkchie (17), Yarayaho (18), Doomwalker (19), Logaster (20)
2020 Jan: Suiina (13), Innu (14), Snainle (15), Succutelent (16), Ruum (17), Nyanka (18), Kasaii (19)
2021 Jan: Nubbe (18), Mull (19), Tullum (20), Ceryneean (21), Holoton (22), Matta (23), Taraxa (24)
2022 Jan: Frango (17), Basidio (18), Amanita (19), Enoki (20), Hillu (21), Musheep (22), Anoxado (23)
2023 Jan: Zuid (23), Wolluk (24), Dacelo (25), Alcarsh (26), Gleggo (27), Otep (28), Martes (29)

About Cirthark Eggs

This egg was given out for Creature Release Week in December of 2012.

During the incubation of this egg a series of 30 rune-like symbols appear on the outside of this egg. Ancient Arkians used these symbols as the basis for an early runic alphabet.

About the Cirthark Creature

The last pattern of runes that appear on a Cirthark's egg are the ones that appear on its face. Many believe that these runes form a part of the creature's name and will incorporate them into the name that they give their Cirthark. The Science and Research Center has discovered that this belief isn't far from true. Cirtharks use these facial markings as part of the way they identify each other.

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