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Bogies are one of the Thallain kiths. They are the counterpart to Kithain sluagh. The Bogie (Canis auspicii) is a large canine resembling a large Rottweiler with a pair of small, horn-like protrusions above its brow. It is believed that these horns are sensory in nature, granting the species some measure of motion detection and enhanced hearing. The Bogie can emit a howl that is described as one of the most mournful sounds in nature, causing paralyzing fear. Cases of unforeseen "accidents" have occurred in the proximity of Bogie packs. It is believed from various isolated case reports that the Bogie has a severe allergic reaction to Aconite or Horseradish. The Bogie is a large canine resembling a large Rottweiler with a pair of small, horn-like protrusions above its brow. It is believed that these horns are sensory in nature, granting the species some measure of motion detection and enhanced hearing. The Bogie can emit a howl that is described as one of the most mournful sounds in nature, causing paralyzing fear. Cases of unforeseen "accidents" have occurred in the proximity of Bogie packs. It is believed from various isolated case reports that the Bogie has a severe allergic reaction to Aconite or Horseradish. A bogie is a wheeled wagon or trolley. In mechanics terms, a bogie is a chassis or framework carrying wheels, attached to a vehicle. It can be fixed in place, as on a cargo truck, mounted on a swivel, as on a train carriage or locomotive, or sprung as in the suspension of a caterpillar tracked vehicle. Weight: 1 lbs.Rarity: 99Estimated Value: 93,500 NP

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*Bogie, Boggie, subst. masc. CH. DE FER. Chariot à plate-forme constitué d'un châssis mobile porté par deux ou quelquefois trois essieux, supportant l'extrémité d'une locomotive ou d'un wagon et leur permettant de prendre les courbes.

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Bogie is kind of gross to touch if you ask anyone who owns it but it does have an uncommonly great scent.

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Weight: 1 lbs.Rarity: 99Estimated Value: 93,500 NP A bogie is a wheeled wagon or trolley. In mechanics terms, a bogie is a chassis or framework carrying wheels, attached to a vehicle. It can be fixed in place, as on a cargo truck, mounted on a swivel, as on a train carriage or locomotive, or sprung as in the suspension of a caterpillar tracked vehicle. The Bogie is a large canine resembling a large Rottweiler with a pair of small, horn-like protrusions above its brow. It is believed that these horns are sensory in nature, granting the species some measure of motion detection and enhanced hearing. The Bogie can emit a howl that is described as one of the most mournful sounds in nature, causing paralyzing fear. Cases of unforeseen "accidents" have occurred in the proximity of Bogie packs. It is believed from various isolated case reports that the Bogie has a severe allergic reaction to Aconite or Horseradish. The Bogie (Canis auspicii) is a large canine resembling a large Rottweiler with a pair of small, horn-like protrusions above its brow. It is believed that these horns are sensory in nature, granting the species some measure of motion detection and enhanced hearing. The Bogie can emit a howl that is described as one of the most mournful sounds in nature, causing paralyzing fear. Cases of unforeseen "accidents" have occurred in the proximity of Bogie packs. It is believed from various isolated case reports that the Bogie has a severe allergic reaction to Aconite or Horseradish. Bogies are one of the Thallain kiths. They are the counterpart to Kithain sluagh.