The Croplight Lemur, affectionately called “Yali-Muun” by the Orlanda Tribe, is a nimble, nectar-loving primate native to the canopy fringes and elevated glowlily groves of the Orlanda Marshes and the Tropical Forest of Asari. Known for its bioluminescent fur tufts and melodious chatter, this creature is a vital pollinator in the marsh’s ecosystem and a sacred symbol of twilight harmony in Orlanda mythology.

It is most active during mist-rich light shifts and known to form tight-knit family groups.

• Size: 45–55 cm (body), 60–75 cm (tail)
• Weight: 3–4.5 kg
• Fur: Silky tan with glowing streaks of soft teal or violet on cheeks and shoulders
• Eyes: Wide, reflective, with vertical pupils adapted to twilight
• Limbs: Long arms and dexterous fingers with opposable thumbs

• Bioluminescent Tufts: Emit soft light for communication and mating
• Nectar Tongue: Long, flexible tongue designed for deep floral feeding
• Grip Pads: Specialized feet allow them to cling to mossy and wet branches

• Armor Class (AC): 13
• Hit Points (HP): 14
• Speed: 30 ft. (land), 40 ft. (climb)

• Glowlily Dash: Gains +10 ft. climb speed when within 10 ft. of blooming glowlilies
• Sonic Yelp: Emits a sharp call; nearby lemurs gain +2 morale

• Twilight Camouflage: Gains +2 to Stealth in low-light canopy environments
• Pollinator’s Blessing: Whenever the lemur interacts with blooming glowlilies, flora within 30 ft. thrive more vividly for 24 hours

• Diet: Nectar, fruits, soft flower tissue
• Social Structure: Lives in close-knit family groups of 4–10 individuals
• Activity Pattern: Most active during early mist rise and just before fogfall

• Canopy Acrobatics: Uses tail and limbs to evade predators among thick branches
• Group Alarm Calls: Warn others of predators through high-pitched chirps

• Breeding Season: Late fogfall
• Offspring: Typically 1–2 infants
• Parental Care: Carried by mother for first 6 weeks, taught by group elders
• Lifespan: Estimated 12–15 years

Croplight Lemurs are flavorful companions to introduce nature ambiance or lighthearted roleplay scenes:

• Pollination Event: Players witness a canopy blooming triggered by lemurs
• Tribal Ally: An Orlanda child might befriend one and ask the players to help protect it
• Rare Sighting: Tracking a glowing lemur leads to a hidden glowlily grove or forgotten shrine

• VOI 700 D
• Habitual Belt
• Asari Region
• Orlanda Marshes
• Known Wildlife of Asari

Known Predators:

• Kardar
• Murkbind Serpent