Winter Coat

Name: Convel

Gender: Male/stag

Age: adult

Picto: Click

Size: 5


Physical: 90% - Healthy
Mental: 95% - Content

Appearance in summer: Brown realistic deer, with big white antlers
Appearance in winter: White deer with big white antlers
Summer set on TEF: Real deer pelt, real deer mask, white antlers
Winter set on TEF: Grey pelt, skull mask, white antlers

Convel is a big sized deer. The appearance is realistic, no wings or weird decorations. In summer his pelt is brown and short because of the weather, then in november he starts to shed his fur, and grows thicker white fur. In december his coat completely turns white adjusted to the cold weather. He will start growing his summer coat in february again, and turns completely brown in march.

Personality: Curious deer, likes to inspect things closely. Also very playful with fawns, respectful towards does, but not that much with other stags. Because of his age (just left his young years) he is pretty competitive. What makes him interesting is his occasional mood swings. So fawns look out: From the playing stag the next moment could be a charging tank.

History: Had a pretty normal fawn-hood. With a loving mother, nothing else to say there. When he reached the young stag/buck age, he left the forest out of curiosity to see the world beyond the forest. Now as grown adult, he returned to start a new life at his home.

Strengths:
-Big size
-Big antlers
-High stamina
-High power and pain tolerance

Weaknesses:
- Slow movements
- Minimum agility
- No tactic

Fighting style:
Because of his abilities and size, you could compare Convel to a tank… and fights like one as well. He waits for his opponent to attack, then points and swings his antlers at them, tiring them out, but saving up his energy. He doesn’t move much during a fight, just stands there, waits for the attack, urging the opponent to strike with body language.
However, when it comes to swifter opponents, he is at a loss. His big size prevents him to move quickly, and becomes an easy target. Still: look out for those hooves. They kick!