Turkey Trot (Creature 945 + 946)

[BBkat]

Hmm so, from the descriptions it sounds like the Dulcine ones are basically, candy Turkeys, so I suspect they'll be the 'won't be able to breed' creature. So I wonder what the *other* new creature is.

[VilaWolf]

I'm watching the hatchling only section of IFGM and grabbing statics from there.

Female Hatchling


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Spoiler

Few things can harm a dulcine amagnae, and the poults are eager to exploit this ability. They aren't especially strong, but their sugary feathers can become quite sticky if they get even slightly wet, allowing them to climb quite easily and make a mess of anything they touch. Their thick hides protect them from light amounts of heat or moisture with only a bit of sticky sap to show for it, but open flames and water can dissolve them entirely if they're not careful. However, even this won't deter an over-inquisitive youngster; once the water dries or the fire goes out, the sugary particles that make up their bodies will reform into the fluffy birds they were before. They seem to find the experience mildly unpleasant, so caretakers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their poults, immortal or not.

These birds are the sweetest around -- in every sense of the word! Dulcine amagnae are odd little creatures, more akin to the crafted animals of the Artificers Association than the creatures you might find in the Stream. These amagnae appear to be nearly immortal, able to repair themselves from almost any wound by consuming sugar and similar sweet treats like honey. The baker Mendalaus originally spun them from enchanted sugar, though related spells can be placed on living amagnae to turn them into the dulcine variety. Although amagnae tend not to have magical abilities of their own, their life energy can sustain the enchantment and allow them to live with a sugary body as long as they like. Dulcine amagnae transformed from flesh-and-blood birds seem to retain the memories of the originals, though their behavior tends to mellow somewhat.

[feralkiwi]

I'm watching the hatchling only section of IFGM and grabbing statics from there.

Female Hatchling


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Spoiler

Few things can harm a dulcine amagnae, and the poults are eager to exploit this ability. They aren't especially strong, but their sugary feathers can become quite sticky if they get even slightly wet, allowing them to climb quite easily and make a mess of anything they touch. Their thick hides protect them from light amounts of heat or moisture with only a bit of sticky sap to show for it, but open flames and water can dissolve them entirely if they're not careful. However, even this won't deter an over-inquisitive youngster; once the water dries or the fire goes out, the sugary particles that make up their bodies will reform into the fluffy birds they were before. They seem to find the experience mildly unpleasant, so caretakers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their poults, immortal or not.

These birds are the sweetest around -- in every sense of the word! Dulcine amagnae are odd little creatures, more akin to the crafted animals of the Artificers Association than the creatures you might find in the Stream. These amagnae appear to be nearly immortal, able to repair themselves from almost any wound by consuming sugar and similar sweet treats like honey. The baker Mendalaus originally spun them from enchanted sugar, though related spells can be placed on living amagnae to turn them into the dulcine variety. Although amagnae tend not to have magical abilities of their own, their life energy can sustain the enchantment and allow them to live with a sugary body as long as they like. Dulcine amagnae transformed from flesh-and-blood birds seem to retain the memories of the originals, though their behavior tends to mellow somewhat.

well that hatchling is pretty cute! excited to see what these grow into/if there's dimorphism

[jmilana]

I need 7 of these new ones and a couple of old hatchlings and eggs.

[BBkat]

I'm watching the hatchling only section of IFGM and grabbing statics from there.

Female Hatchling


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Spoiler

Few things can harm a dulcine amagnae, and the poults are eager to exploit this ability. They aren't especially strong, but their sugary feathers can become quite sticky if they get even slightly wet, allowing them to climb quite easily and make a mess of anything they touch. Their thick hides protect them from light amounts of heat or moisture with only a bit of sticky sap to show for it, but open flames and water can dissolve them entirely if they're not careful. However, even this won't deter an over-inquisitive youngster; once the water dries or the fire goes out, the sugary particles that make up their bodies will reform into the fluffy birds they were before. They seem to find the experience mildly unpleasant, so caretakers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their poults, immortal or not.

These birds are the sweetest around -- in every sense of the word! Dulcine amagnae are odd little creatures, more akin to the crafted animals of the Artificers Association than the creatures you might find in the Stream. These amagnae appear to be nearly immortal, able to repair themselves from almost any wound by consuming sugar and similar sweet treats like honey. The baker Mendalaus originally spun them from enchanted sugar, though related spells can be placed on living amagnae to turn them into the dulcine variety. Although amagnae tend not to have magical abilities of their own, their life energy can sustain the enchantment and allow them to live with a sugary body as long as they like. Dulcine amagnae transformed from flesh-and-blood birds seem to retain the memories of the originals, though their behavior tends to mellow somewhat.

well that hatchling is pretty cute! excited to see what these grow into/if there's dimorphism

Here's a male

[Aflame]

You find yourself back at Mendalaus' house. You didn't bring any amagnae hatchlings, but you swiped a coconut from the Keep's larder and you suppose that's nearly the same thing. When you offer the coconut to Mendalaus, he squints at it.

"I, uh, I'm afraid I only need wild amagnae hatchlings -- silver, brown, or olive. If you bring me two of them, I'll trade you for some special feed you can give your amagnae."

You leave the coconut anyway. Mendalaus sighs and adds it to the pile slowly accumulating in his pantry.

LMFAOOOO

[VilaWolf]

Just to avoid confusion, the other new creature is in the Black Market.

[Magigirl24]

I'm watching the hatchling only section of IFGM and grabbing statics from there.

Female Hatchling


Text:

Spoiler

Few things can harm a dulcine amagnae, and the poults are eager to exploit this ability. They aren't especially strong, but their sugary feathers can become quite sticky if they get even slightly wet, allowing them to climb quite easily and make a mess of anything they touch. Their thick hides protect them from light amounts of heat or moisture with only a bit of sticky sap to show for it, but open flames and water can dissolve them entirely if they're not careful. However, even this won't deter an over-inquisitive youngster; once the water dries or the fire goes out, the sugary particles that make up their bodies will reform into the fluffy birds they were before. They seem to find the experience mildly unpleasant, so caretakers are encouraged to keep a close eye on their poults, immortal or not.

These birds are the sweetest around -- in every sense of the word! Dulcine amagnae are odd little creatures, more akin to the crafted animals of the Artificers Association than the creatures you might find in the Stream. These amagnae appear to be nearly immortal, able to repair themselves from almost any wound by consuming sugar and similar sweet treats like honey. The baker Mendalaus originally spun them from enchanted sugar, though related spells can be placed on living amagnae to turn them into the dulcine variety. Although amagnae tend not to have magical abilities of their own, their life energy can sustain the enchantment and allow them to live with a sugary body as long as they like. Dulcine amagnae transformed from flesh-and-blood birds seem to retain the memories of the originals, though their behavior tends to mellow somewhat.

well that hatchling is pretty cute! excited to see what these grow into/if there's dimorphism

Here's a male

Wow, I love the males but that's probably because I love blue.

[Tallalune]

my creatures are up in the 70 percents but I'm tired...so now it's either wait up and catch them young. Or move them into a protected tab for the night and sleep....ugh, so sad


love the new candy birds though, this looks super interesting!! : )

Edit:
Also, has anyone gotten one of the new creatures yet? I'm egglocked sadly :c

[AshallaynTallyn]

Ohhh that's great! A new quest creature late again to the party