Across
- 1. Known for their colors of black and white and blue, you'll find their touch rather cold or your hand will go right through!
- 7. A frog! A fork! A horse! A kettle! A force of change where substances meddle
- 8. Terror in it's common form can walk as man for hours and on hours, babes of metal walk on earth as descendants of their power
- 9. The element's shirk of wind and rain, or the healer's harp to ease the pain
- 11. Lies and deception, the truthkeeper's foe, the way of the mind challenges all that you know
- 17. When lost in lands unfamiliar, with not but your word, from hands of task and meter comes a feast, a bed, a bird
- 18. A song of wonder and bemusement, whose muse has robust verve, although their stark appearance gives devotes unnerve
- 19. Mages in their towers with their arrogance and wit, often create with the same hand for which they shall be bit
- 21. The guiling cunning folk with equal charms and tricks, their magic needs not staves or wands or rocks or orbs or sticks
Down
- 2. Wild was the lands and sky at the zenith of this birth, now the tamed lapdog lies in waiting at your hearth
- 3. Hark and hear the woeful tales of a paladin's brutality, who without this tool in their belt cannot prevent a tragedy
- 4. Two entwined, great opposites, whose war shall never end, whether sly or volatile trust not such as a friend
- 5. A friend of many colors, feathers, furs, and claw, their love of great Melora is known by every paw
- 6. When minds a matter plainly of flesh and blood and skin, what carries on the labor when the workers grow quite thin
- 9. Love and hate and lies and truth and forgotten betrayal, one finds a great distrust in all when all becomes revealed
- 10. An ally of great regard or an enemy of great power, becomes a mindless steward, oft in the hour
- 12. A dying folk of ages old, their seed found in the earth, their people live for thousands on without a single birth
- 13. Depths that claw and skies above that roost in their conquest, Many folk, the learn'ed ones, want all others alive oppressed
- 14. A wonder of the world we know, who's children rest in hand, their youth is spry and hearts are full in the plentiful of land
- 15. An ancient thing of power that has ruined oaths and kings, ones who's mothers yet to even have a son to sing
- 16. Might of mind and sword and will whose life is court and call, although they have not powers old, they're strangest of them all
- 20. A figment of filament, quivering, wet, and queer, it eats with no mouth, sees with no eyes, and listens with no ear!