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Found off of [[Ngorongoro Crater]], '''Lake Mayara''' leads to [[Manyara Dam]].
 
Found off of [[Ngorongoro Crater]], '''Lake Mayara''' leads to [[Manyara Dam]].
 
Named for a tranquil lake on the home planet of the Zaphragi, this galaxy is home to a trio of resort planets for the Zaphragi nobles, guarded by a squadron of [[Rhino|Rhinoes]] and a lone [[Panther]]. As such, this area should not be entered lightly because these beasts are much more difficult than their smaller cousins. Also, watch out, these beasts are not half as clumsy as they might seem by their size- they can put on ruthless bursts of speed and agility to quickly outmanuver you in ways you dont expect.
 
Named for a tranquil lake on the home planet of the Zaphragi, this galaxy is home to a trio of resort planets for the Zaphragi nobles, guarded by a squadron of [[Rhino|Rhinoes]] and a lone [[Panther]]. As such, this area should not be entered lightly because these beasts are much more difficult than their smaller cousins. Also, watch out, these beasts are not half as clumsy as they might seem by their size- they can put on ruthless bursts of speed and agility to quickly outmanuver you in ways you dont expect.

Revision as of 02:09, 19 March 2010

Found off of Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Mayara leads to Manyara Dam. Named for a tranquil lake on the home planet of the Zaphragi, this galaxy is home to a trio of resort planets for the Zaphragi nobles, guarded by a squadron of Rhinoes and a lone Panther. As such, this area should not be entered lightly because these beasts are much more difficult than their smaller cousins. Also, watch out, these beasts are not half as clumsy as they might seem by their size- they can put on ruthless bursts of speed and agility to quickly outmanuver you in ways you dont expect.

Getting owned by Rhinoes