February Midmonth - Babitanah

[Reima]

Nope
Honestly I think Sanax has the highest % hatchlings, I've only seen like.... 3 eggs in the clicking thread and no hatchlings

[Zeteri]

Nope
Honestly I think Sanax has the highest % hatchlings, I've only seen like.... 3 eggs in the clicking thread and no hatchlings

Yeah everyone is focusing on the event critters

[Reima]

We had a hatchling in 20 minutes, but 13 hours later there's still no adults xD Maybe everyone is afraid of them
The pink stream is more tempting than a piggie that isn't even pink, like pigglet

[Sanax]

Nope
Honestly I think Sanax has the highest % hatchlings, I've only seen like.... 3 eggs in the clicking thread and no hatchlings

Yes and... I’m kinda disappointed cause I’m not trying to grow them, as I’m going to sell them. Guess I should’ve been smarter and hidden the eggs before bed lol. At least they’re still babies at any rate.

[Real]

My female piglet grew up.


Fully-grown, a babitanah can be over ten feet long and easily sturdy enough for a brave magi to ride upon. They aren't fast like their cehual cousins, but if trained from a young age, they can become accustomed to a specialized saddle and ridden through many unforgiving environments. They're a favorite mount for search and rescue parties due to their strong sense of smell and fierce tusks, which allow them to move obstacles and protect their rider from danger. When they're not working, babitanahs are on a constant search for food. They're not especially lazy, despite common misconceptions, and tend to be active through much of the day and night. While females and young pigs are amiable toward one another, males defend small territories from strange pigs, becoming much more aggressive during the breeding season. At the Keep, babitanah boars are given enchanted dummies to defend their territories against instead of other pigs, and their pens are kept a good distance away from each other to keep them all from getting seriously injured.

[Seabra]

My female piglet grew up.


Fully-grown, a babitanah can be over ten feet long and easily sturdy enough for a brave magi to ride upon. They aren't fast like their cehual cousins, but if trained from a young age, they can become accustomed to a specialized saddle and ridden through many unforgiving environments. They're a favorite mount for search and rescue parties due to their strong sense of smell and fierce tusks, which allow them to move obstacles and protect their rider from danger. When they're not working, babitanahs are on a constant search for food. They're not especially lazy, despite common misconceptions, and tend to be active through much of the day and night. While females and young pigs are amiable toward one another, males defend small territories from strange pigs, becoming much more aggressive during the breeding season. At the Keep, babitanah boars are given enchanted dummies to defend their territories against instead of other pigs, and their pens are kept a good distance away from each other to keep them all from getting seriously injured.

Mmmm dinner!




Hahah jk I'm just so hungry waiting for actual dinner xD
Critter looks cool and the sprite arts are very lovely

[Chimera]

Oh jebus these are incredible *____* I need one, or a pair if they have dimorphism, so bad. Definitely gonna try to buy one off someone after I'm done work

[Ardroth]

Oh, that looks awesome! I love the hues of rich brown and gold.

[Morohtar]

I usually don't like pig-based critters, but these look surprisingly good so far! Love the glowy red eyes on the female.
Hopefully the males will have some really gorgeous tusks.

[Sophist]

Yay, adults finally!