Meet The Woolyburglars

Inside a wooden barn at night, several small sheep sleep peacefully on straw while four large, furry shadow‑creatures with glowing eyes stand in the doorway. Lanterns cast warm light against the cool moonlight streaming in, creating a contrast between the calm resting flock and the eerie, mysterious figures watching over them.
In the moonlit barn, the First Woolyburglars creep through hay and hush — eyes glowing, claws curled, candy clutched in secret mischief.

Invocation

Three fluffy lambs with leafy masks tied by twine walk through a sunny orchard filled with ripe apples and wildflowers. Their white wool glows in the daylight, and the trees behind them are heavy with fruit. The scene feels joyful and whimsical, showing the lambs’ playful reenactment of the old Woolyburglar myth.
In the Orchard domain, the Woolyburglars return as laughter — leaf‑masked lambs trotting through apples and clover, turning fear into play.
A cozy barn interior glows under lantern light. Three lambs wearing large green leaves over their eyes walk playfully across the straw floor while other lambs nap on hay bales. The moon shines through the open door, and nearby sit jars of candy, a bucket, and a small barrel, adding to the sense of gentle, mischievous play.
The young Woolyburglars reenact their legend — leaf masks crooked, giggles echoing, jars of candy waiting for the next pretend heist.