Okay, seriously though, imagine a sylesti spieces based on a HUGE snake (like the one in Harry Potter for example).
Traits it could have:
- Genes involving patterns and details based on real life snake breeds (fictional ones too).
- Mutations involving a second head or second tail added; similar to mutations in real life snakes.
- Tail mutations involving the end of the tail including a rattle of a rattlesnake, or perhaps even a large stinger.
- Scale traits similar to Qitari.
Note: I am aware that snakes is already on the list, however it wasn't specified what kind of snake. So I decided to make this post detailing what I have in mind.
Christinewho
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Posted: 9/3/2018 at 10:25 AM
Post #765
Do we have a specie passed on Kirin???
Edited By Christinewhogaming on 9/3/2018 at 11:10 AM.
Cormeum
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Posted: 9/3/2018 at 11:51 AM
Post #766
something based on the Black Tortoise of Chinese Mythology would be great~
what i'm imagining is a big some-what spooky tortoise with a long spooky snek tail with two heads, and a ghostly aura like the Ryoris as well
here are some images of them for visual purposes ?
all artwork, concepts, and photos are obviously not by me :P
something based on the Black Tortoise of Chinese Mythology would be great~
what i'm imagining is a big some-what spooky tortoise with a long spooky snek tail with two heads, and a ghostly aura like the Ryoris as well
here are some images of them for visual purposes ?
all artwork, concepts, and photos are obviously not by me :P
we. need. this!
Malikas
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Posted: 9/3/2018 at 3:42 PM
Post #768
I realize a new species is probably a long way off, but I *really* like the idea of an elephant-based sylesti, but smaller and cuter...
Robinox13
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Posted: 9/4/2018 at 6:34 PM
Post #769
I think an elephant based species would be great as well.
