Winter Solistice 2019

[SunsetGuardian]

thats also my own question, i've looking around but nothing seen

Anyone know what the 6th creature is?

I may have an idea... Albino Bengolo. Just maybe. They're already able to breed, and that's not normal for a new creature.

Edit: CONFIRMED! Not Albino, but it is the new creature!

[Danafox]

OMGGGGGG ALL THE CREATURES ARE SOOOO AMAZINGGGG!!!!!

[whitewolfjustice]

I love them all
The kitties and Pegasus are my favorite
Hoping I can manage to grab some Parentless Pegasus so I don't have to buy them

[SunsetGuardian]

Creature 1065: Me'chuan Rewana

This golden egg and a swishing tail seem to be unfurling from soft folds of fur.


After numerous rounds of unfolding, your egg has finally turned into a small feline. The hatchling likes to lay around, stalk other creatures, and fiercely guard any items their magi might leave around them. The cubs possess the ability to shift their appearance, a skill that they seem to be mostly unaware of, often being just as confused as their magi of their new look.

The Me'chuan rewana is much rarer than the Me'chuan bengolo. Their powers of shape shifting are also more limited, and the pelt changes they go through appear much rougher, yet apparently are harmless and painless for the animals. The origin of the rewanas is a mystery, as they are hardly ever met in the wild, and only ever appear as offspring of bengolos who have been raised by people. The most prevailing theory about them is that they are a rare mutation originally caused by systematic inbreeding, and that all members of the species could actually be traced back to one specific individual.

Sprite art: Xenomorph | Description:

[KarenGriff]

I like all of them in some way! Hard to choose which is the best...

[Ribbonchan]

As a bird nerd, I have to say that the Pyrix have to be my favorite. The fact that they're little golden partridges in pear trees tickles my ornithology-obsessed side, and the fact that their eggs look like pears! That was so clever!

I wonder if it's a double reference though. Because yep, they're partridges in pear trees, but there's also a rhyme called the Little Nut Tree where it mentions a silver nutmeg and a golden pear...

[Danafox]

Creature 1065: Me'chuan Rewana

This golden egg and a swishing tail seem to be unfurling from soft folds of fur.


After numerous rounds of unfolding, your egg has finally turned into a small feline. The hatchling likes to lay around, stalk other creatures, and fiercely guard any items their magi might leave around them. The cubs possess the ability to shift their appearance, a skill that they seem to be mostly unaware of, often being just as confused as their magi of their new look.

The Me'chuan rewana is much rarer than the Me'chuan bengolo. Their powers of shape shifting are also more limited, and the pelt changes they go through appear much rougher, yet apparently are harmless and painless for the animals. The origin of the rewanas is a mystery, as they are hardly ever met in the wild, and only ever appear as offspring of bengolos who have been raised by people. The most prevailing theory about them is that they are a rare mutation originally caused by systematic inbreeding, and that all members of the species could actually be traced back to one specific individual.

Sprite art: Xenomorph | Description:

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
ITS SO FREAKING CUTEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
*my EEE's are me squeeling in delight*

[SunsetGuardian]

Whoa, the tigers change colors based on the time!

Bengolo



Rewana

[pegasi1978]

I love the new pegasus! And the tigers - very awesome. So glad the drink is so regular on giving out the older confara pegasus. They are some of my favorite creatures on the site.

[CinnaminDraconna]

So is the sleighbell/confera breeding going to be a permanent thing now?