The most valuable product produced by the moon-misers isn't glim it's moon-milk, a sickly yellow liquid that oozes from their bodies like a venom or pus. Acts like one of those love potions out of a silly romance tale. "Anyway, the moon-misers exude this stuff. The Starved Men on the roof tend to their appetites and pay handsomely for sacrifices - willingness being optional. The misers are notably carnivorous, with a taste for human flesh. Along with the Flukes and the Rubbery Men, they were brought to the Neath by the Bazaar as part of its mysterious schemes. The moon-misers hail from the planet Axile, where they were apparently purposefully bred as mounts, apothecaries, and light fixtures. Internally, they're more like Rubbery Men. They don't share any biology with us worth speaking about.
You can find out more about our spoiler policy here. This may include endgame or Fate-locked content. Biology īeyond this point lie major spoilers for Fallen London, Sunless Sea, or Sunless Skies. Glim that is sourced directly from moon-misers is called skyfire glim, notable for its high quality, and white glim is highly sought-after and can be used in telescopes to reveal strange hidden sights. The pieces they shed are called glim, which is used in crafts, as a trade good, or is burned to create glimmering-lamps, light sources that unfortunately also emit noxious fumes. Moon-misers shed their chitinous exoskeletons regularly, which then fall into the Unterzee in a process called glim-fall, heralded by an enthralling purple haze. Their legs can dig into the hard stone of the Neath, allowing them to scuttle across the cavern roof, and the blueish glow the misers produce is known as moonish light, which turns apocyan when reflected off the crests of the waves of the Unterzee. Moon-misers are crustacean-like creatures with several pairs of legs, hundreds of dark eyes, and blue, chitinous exoskeletons. "A moon-miser! They live on the roof – you know, the false-stars.
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