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== Appearance and Anatomy == {{image\|Axehounds by Abigail Barker.jpg\|side=left\|width=200px}} ~~[[File: Axehounds by Abigail Barker.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|<center><small>by [[Coppermind:Artists/Abigail Barker\|Abigail Barker]]</small></center>]]~~Axehounds are hexapedal creatures with a smooth hide that is a cross between skin and carapace. It is more flexible than true carapace, but, like carapace is formed of interlocking sections. They have a fluting fish-like tail. Axehounds have a pair of feather-like antennae positioned on the top of their heads which they can move as a form of communication. They have ear holes slightly further back on the sides of their heads. Axehounds have a main jaw as well as a pair of outer mandibles that they use to break into the shells of their prey. Their blood is violet.{{file ref\|Axehound by Shallan.jpg\|An Axehound\|post= from [[Shallan's sketchbook]]}}{{book ref\|wok\|i\|2}}{{book ref\|wor\|45}} There are a wide variety of breeds of axehounds. The largest come up to a man's waist while the smallest can easily hide in the underbrush of a lait. Smaller breeds of axehounds tend to be very fast.{{book ref\|wok\|i\|2}}{{book ref\|wok\|45}}{{book ref\|wor\|30}} == Cultural References == ~~[[File:~~{{image\|AisForAxehound.png\|side=right\|width=200px~~\|thumb\|A is for Axehound by [[User: KalynaAnne]].]]~~}} === Idioms === {{quote ~~{{quote~~\|...bellowing like an axehound whose antenna had been twisted.~~\|{{book ref\|wok\|69}}\|}}~~ {{quote\|...You'd have me slink home like a scolded axehound?\|{{book ref\|WoK\|18}}\|}}▼ \|{{book ref\|~~sa3\|120}}~~wok\|69}}▼ {{quote\|...like pet axehounds nipping at their master's heels.\|{{book ref\|WoK\|12}}\|}}▼ }} {{quote\|...He settled down like a trumping axehound, perfectly content.\|{{book ref\|WoR\|60}}\|}}▼ {{quote\|Then he zipped up to join her, eager as an axehound puppy.\|{{book ref\|Edgedancer\|20}}\|}}▼ {{quote {{quote\|The Kholin boys are chained axehounds, and we smell blood.\|{{book ref\|sa3\|11}}\|}}▼ ▲~~{{quote~~\|...You'd have me slink home like a scolded axehound?~~\|{{book ref\|WoK\|18}}\|}}~~ {{quote\|...looking down longingly, like axehounds contemplating the food on the master’s table.\|{{book ref\|sa3\|38}}\|}}▼ \|{{book ref\|WoK\|18}} {{quote\|They didn’t hold ground well; they had broken into roving bands, like axehound packs, loping through the city and looking for contests.▼ }} ▲\|{{book ref\|sa3\|120}}\|}} ~~<!--- {{quote\|\|{{book ref\|saX\|ch}}\|}} -->~~ {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|...like pet axehounds nipping at their master's heels.~~\|{{book ref\|WoK\|12}}\|}}~~ \|{{book ref\|WoK\|12}} }} {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|...He settled down like a trumping axehound, perfectly content.~~\|{{book ref\|WoR\|60}}\|}}~~ \|{{book ref\|WoR\|60}} }} {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|Then he zipped up to join her, eager as an axehound puppy.~~\|{{book ref\|Edgedancer\|20}}\|}}~~ \|{{book ref\|Edgedancer\|20}} }} {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|The Kholin boys are chained axehounds, and we smell blood.~~\|{{book ref\|sa3\|11}}\|}}~~ \|{{book ref\|sa3\|11}} }} {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|...looking down longingly, like axehounds contemplating the food on the master’s table.~~\|{{book ref\|sa3\|38}}\|}}~~ \|{{book ref\|sa3\|38}} }} {{quote ▲~~{{quote~~\|They didn’t hold ground well; they had broken into roving bands, like axehound packs, loping through the city and looking for contests. \|{{book ref\|sa3\|120}} }} == Notable Axehounds ==

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