I actually have some lore for this dude!!
Their species lives in a deeply forested area, and the males have very large antlers, whereas the females do not. The females are however, much larger; comparable as a big dog to a horse.
They’re insectivores, meaning that they only eat bugs. So, the leaf like appendages on her ears and slender front legs are design designed to attract insects as a part of her diet, making her a sit and wait predator. During certain seasons, the leafs turn different colors, like how in fall the leafs on trees turn red or yellow.
They are, of course, naturally wild. However, they can be domesticated and use a pack animals, such as donkeys or horses.
Their temperament is, I’d like to say, confusing. As I don’t have much to compare it to other than a fox. They are bold, but also shy. They are steadfast, and yet swift. They are sly and cunning yet elusive and curious.
Also, I don’t have a name for its species yet, so feel free to make suggestions!!
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r/DnD I actually have some lore for this dude!! Their species lives in a deeply forested area, and the males have very large antlers, whereas the females do not. The females are however, much larger; comparable as a big dog to a horse. They’re insectivores, meaning that they only eat bugs. So, the leaf like appendages on her ears and slender front legs are design designed to attract insects as a part of her diet, making her a sit and wait predator. During certain seasons, the leafs turn different colors, like how in fall the leafs on trees turn red or yellow. They are, of course, naturally wild. However, they can be domesticated and use a pack animals, such as donkeys or horses. Their temperament is, I’d like to say, confusing. As I don’t have much to compare it to other than a fox. They are bold, but also shy. They are steadfast, and yet swift. They are sly and cunning yet elusive and curious. Also, I don’t have a name for its species yet, so feel free to make suggestions!! submitted by /u/IQuitith_ [link] [comments]
I actually have some lore for this dude!!
Their species lives in a deeply forested area, and the males have very large antlers, whereas the females do not. The females are however, much larger; comparable as a big dog to a horse.
They’re insectivores, meaning that they only eat bugs. So, the leaf like appendages on her ears and slender front legs are design designed to attract insects as a part of her diet, making her a sit and wait predator. During certain seasons, the leafs turn different colors, like how in fall the leafs on trees turn red or yellow.
They are, of course, naturally wild. However, they can be domesticated and use a pack animals, such as donkeys or horses.
Their temperament is, I’d like to say, confusing. As I don’t have much to compare it to other than a fox. They are bold, but also shy. They are steadfast, and yet swift. They are sly and cunning yet elusive and curious.
Also, I don’t have a name for its species yet, so feel free to make suggestions!!
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