Post 1 :: Introduction. Species >Tigbit, Libbit, and Mardix (space permitting)
Post 2 :: Mardix (cont?), Garbian, Plushion, and Shivolf (space permitting)
Post 3 :: Shivolf (cont?), Kyorii, and Vierkat
Post 4 :: application
Welcome to yet another display of my lazy, none coding...ness....!!
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Some of these creatures are quite old. In ffaacccttt Our first subject was original created over 8 years ago. Astounding!
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Tigbit (tig-BIT)
An amalgam of tiger and rabbit. A medium sized omnivore. Tigbits have a habit of living in multi-family groups of 20 or more individuals. While rogues are not unheard of, it is a rarity and can result in mental damage. Mates pair for life, though monogamy is not a heavy trend. Litter size ranges from 1 to 4 pups.
Tigbits appear differently depending on the area they live in. Most common in large plains, mountainous regions and swamps. Tigbits born in the mountains are generally the tallest. Their fur is thicker and their muscles more defined. Overall, much more bulky. Tigbits from swamps tend to be smallest. Yet retain some of the shape of mountain tigbits. Field tigbits, the most common, are about the size of a large dog. They have much slender features in comparison to other tigbits.
The overall build of a tigbit is feline. though the canine models work best. They have small paws with semi-retractable claws. A fluffy tail not unlike a foxes. Their faces are short and their noses are small. the bridge of the nose may be smooth or sharp. Their ears are large. Enormous even. And pointed. Both genders may develop manes, though it is most common in males. Only half and quarter manes. Tigbits do not grow full manes. And of course, they are striped. Just lightly, not like a tiger. Stripes tend to be located on the legs, tail, and ears. Some individuals may develop stripes on the face and back.
Tigbits come in natural tones. The range of common colors is pale tans to deep greys. Uncommon colors include pure white and black. Stripes are usually darker than the fur surrounding them. Black tigbits have no stripes.
Eye color is not bound. Tigbits may have any eye color. Many in shades of purple! Oh my!
Images ::
Generic tigbit. canine model
Generic tigbit. feline model
Download :: Tigbit stripes /wip/
Libbit (lehb-BIT)
A cousin of the tigbit. A large sized piscivore (fish eater). Libbit's form groups of solitary individuals at prime fishing locations. These groups can get as large as 15 creatures before hostilities break out. These groups are not tightly knit and are frequently changing in members. Mates come and go, and rarely stick together after er....copulating~. A single cub is born. Twins are a rarity.
Libbit live near water and are especially fond of waterways where large fish are found. There is some variation between individuals but not enough to warrant classifying them as sub-species or breeds.
In general, libbits are feline in appearance. The feline model works perfectly. They are a large species, easily matching the height of an adult male lion. They have wide faces and moderately sized muzzles. Their noses tend to be large. The bridge of the nose is usually smooth to the shape of the skull. The ears are large. Very large, and pointed. And their tails are lion-like with a slender length and tuft on the end. Their bodies are bulky and the fur is short and smooth. Paws are wide and webbed. Claws being completely retractable. Males may develop short manes. Half or quarter manes only, no full manes. Females go mane-less though rarely may have a small tuft.
Libbits have a low range of colors. Only appearing in varieties of tawny, golden tan, and dusty. Mane and tail-tuft are usually darker then the pelt. Rarely, some libbits may develop faded spots on their rumps. These, when apparent, are rosettes and colored so finely they are barely noticeable. Libbits may have any eye color. Though yellow and green are most common.
Images ::
Generic libbit
Download :: none
to be continued.......
