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The feather-tipped tail of Marksmouse eggs are often plucked to be used as high quality fletching for arrows.
A very nimble, stealthy, and precise creature, the Marksmouse is exceptionally skilled in shooting arrows and rarely miss their target.
Marksmice share a historically complicated, intimate relationship with the Naharian people that spans back for several centuries, offering them protection from the forest canopies above settlements in exchange for their knowledge in the ancient druidic arts.