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===Birth of the Moondrinkers===

Eventually, their civilization drew the ire and jealousy of “Kaskrendo of the Stone Mask”, a once proud Efreet Lord who traded his throne to become a foul aggregate of maggots. He grew enraged that such pitiful creatures, not even born of the desert, thought they could rule HIS desert! He tried to destroy their city, but was overpowered by their magics. He sought to conquer it with an army, but none would dare rise up against their empire. So he devised a plan to tear them from the inside out. He took some Farapidaans, some willing while other kidnapped, and experimented on them. He made them faster, stronger, fiercer, and blinded them with an insatiable thirst for blood. Their bodies would rebuild themselves from damage and they would look like normal Farapidaans at a glance. Thus he released his slaves, later to be known as Moondrinkers, unto the Farapidaan lands. Luckily, their creation was flawed. The Sun, once their lifegiver, proved fatal to the Moondrinkers and would burn and poison their forms. Their eyes would acquire a reddish tint over time as they drank, and their dust would smell of blood and ash. Furthermore, their very being became an anathema of life and could be damaged by the holy powers of the Farapidaan priesthood.

Despite these flaws, they proved a deadly foe, and many innocents were slaughtered by their might before the problem could be quelled. They acted as raiders across the desert and even assaulted the mothfolk of the mountains. This caused a brief, yet perilous period of contention between the cousin races, and it wasn't until the Farapidaan priesthood quelled the threat and aided the harried mothfolk did this subside. Still, in the dark alleyways and forsaken crags of the desert, some Moondrinkers still lurk, planning and conniving on how to slake their thirst. Worst still, there are rumors that Kaskrendo still lurks somewhere in the wastes, working on some way to perfect his monsters.