O Solstice Night (Creatures 1284 - 1286)

[Rosehill]

With the site undergoing all the trouble, the Winter event took an unfortunate hit, and I didn't want to push it too much, so things that were planned for the Winter event got pushed a bit further ahead.

This doesn't mean that the Solstice Caravan or other specifically Winter event themed will randomly pop up during upcoming months, though.

Oh, and all the Solstice Event creatures of this event will be able to breed in the future.

[Airasyraye]

The heads are a little small to me, but the Ornate Sylphs are by far my favorite. What gorgeous colors, poses, and I love the antlers.

[vipor]

I know I am necro-ing this tread, but I just have to ask.

It is said here that all event creatures would be able to breed. One of this events creature is the ornate sylph. Which is not able to breed yet.
If the sylph not going to be breedable or..?

[Danafox]

I know I am necro-ing this tread, but I just have to ask.

It is said here that all event creatures would be able to breed. One of this events creature is the ornate sylph. Which is not able to breed yet.
If the sylph not going to be breedable or..?

Giant Sylph, Pocket Sylph and Ornate Sylphs cannot breed at all.....it would be nice if all three could breed or at least the Ornate one since it was part of this event and was promised since way back then.

[pies]

I know I am necro-ing this tread, but I just have to ask.

It is said here that all event creatures would be able to breed. One of this events creature is the ornate sylph. Which is not able to breed yet.
If the sylph not going to be breedable or..?

Giant Sylph, Pocket Sylph and Ornate Sylphs cannot breed at all.....it would be nice if all three could breed or at least the Ornate one since it was part of this event and was promised since way back then.

I believe I read somewhere that the Giant and Pocket varieties cannot breed because of their lore, but since the Ornate Sylphs are the "wild" version, surely they should be able to breed? Or maybe they only breed during the winter, since it hasn't been a full year since last winter yet.