853- Glacier Ikantan

[sunsprite]

Oh my god, that thing is a d o r a b l e. I need it. But, I need to hatch my donecs

[Ardra]

Awwh darn I'm in the herbalist shop

[Desade]

Awwh darn I'm in the herbalist shop

You can be part of the Black Market even if you are already part of a different shop (goes for the Artificer shop too).

[BBkat]

Awwh darn I'm in the herbalist shop

You can be part of the Black Market even if you are already part of a different shop (goes for the Artificer shop too).

Yeah, the Black market isn't the Dark Brotherhood. It's a roaming shop that comes and goes.

[randomname]

The hatchlings are so darn cute. Gotta tell myself that they're expensive...plenty of time to breed and freeze! Let all the SB ones grow up!

[Reinbeauchaser]

Ran over where???

Black Market shop

Forgive my ignorance, since I am not as informed on Magistream as I should be (considering how many years that I've played this game), but where is the Black Market? Thanks! :-D

[Jeccakat]

Ran over where???

Black Market shop

Forgive my ignorance, since I am not as informed on Magistream as I should be (considering how many years that I've played this game), but where is the Black Market? Thanks! :-D

You get access to the Black Market through a quest: 8-community-discussion/213099-the-black ... is-up.html
The quest is only available while the Black Market is around (for a week usually).

[lolacharm]

To add, if you're having a brain fart every time it comes around (like me -_-) it's just under the "shops" main menu if you completed the quest.

[Jrap17]

Female

Spoiler

These companions are extremely social, and it's rare to see less than five of them at once. Ikantans are very vocal companions, and chatter at one another almost constantly. Though there appears to be no hierarchy, ikantans will get in squabbles and chase each other around for hours. A common fighting tactic among them is tripping their opponent, often into mud. Humans avoid engaging ikantans in games for this very reason. When not busy socializing or hunting for food, adult ikantans are busy fussing with their homes. These nests are tucked away in the hollows of trees and lined with soft leaves. Soft scraps of cloth are also used, but only in muted colors. Hatchlings will remain in these nests until they are able to care for themselves, at which point they explore freely. They are never let out of sight, though. Should a hatchling appear to be in danger, a nearby adult will come to their rescue. The little ones remain small for a long time, so it is easy enough for an adult ikantan to carry them off by the fur on their necks. Both male and female ikantans care for hatchlings, and distribute tasks evenly. The two genders are alike in size and intelligence, and the only way to differentiate between them are by their gems. While females possess bright blue gems, the males have red. Other than this, their markings are the same – stripes down their backs, with tufted tails and ears.

[randomname]

Love it in this color, Jrap--great job!