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Kytte's picture

Art Trades

I am looking for some art trades as I have free time and instead of paying for art, would rather trade as I need to start saving for new car & holiday.

So I am wondering who is interested in an art trade?
Here are some examples of work I can offer (click to be taken to the full size)



I am looking for artwork of my newest character Jerara.

Three slots.

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This isn't a first come first served basis. I will pick a choose.
Shimmer34's picture

Who are you my friend?

I was playing with a friendly fun deer not to long ago.. who was that? Smiling

A deer with a nightfall pelt, Long face mask, and default antlers?


We should become friends mystery deer Smiling
Shimmer34's picture

New here..

Hellooo everyone Smiling

Im new here and i was wondering if someone could cast the long/grey pelt, noh mask and noh antlers on my doe?

Im the deer by the pond wearing default antlers, and no mask, with the Kabuki pelt.. Smiling

[roleplay?]

Would anyone like to roleplay with my doe Mitsuki?
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A lithe ebony figure wove through the flower patch with a mouthful of pond reeds, not bothering to check if she was still alone. Her project of sorts wasn't even close to being ready, and at the first sign of a visitor to the glade caused her to dart to the tree and drop off the reeds so that she could double back to see who it was. Cautiously glanced around, and waited. "Hello?"

are u my mommy

Hello i am a fawn looking for parents my name is laru and im a lost little girl in need. I am very shy and untrusting at first but with some love i hope to be your new member.

Help Please!!!!

I've been playing for about a week now, and everything was going fine until a few days ago. Endless Forest stopped connecting to the network! It won't let me log in, and simply says 'Error'. I tried uninstalling and re-installing the game. I tried waiting a few hours (days even). I have been searching for this error, and so far I have found a few other people who have also had this problem, but I can't find anywhere that it has been fixed.
Is anyone still having this problem or knows how to make the game work again??

Also, I still haven't received my confirmation email for the Tale-of-Tales forum. I didn't even get my email for the game and had to search for the web address to confirm register my deer. I even tried making another forum account using a different email address; nothing doing.
Does anyone have the web address so I can post in that forum? Maybe I can then try and contact the admins or something.

Thank you for any help you can offer!
Mothlett's picture

Requests/Art trades/closed for now/

Rainflower's picture

So, uh. Hi.

I just remembered the Endless Forest again after like...I don't know, a year or two, I guess? A lot has changed, really...Another new gen of pictos, huh?
After a few minutes of poking around, I see a lot of people wanting older pictos, so I guess I'll give the few I have away. I'm also getting rid of the characters I had on here, so if anyone still remembers them, feel free to remove them, or list them as dead/missing.

curtaincall
Yepa
rainingflowers

All have been claimed. Thank you!

Skull And Zombie Deer!

Yay nearly halloween! xD
And i want the zombie skull soo bad D:!
Is it still sleeping In the old oak or does it change?
quadraptor's picture

The History of the Jack-O-Lantern (Featuring the Leowolf)

For Pegasicorn



There have been many legends on how the Jack-O-Lantern became an iconic symbol for the Halloween season. Some believe the Legend of Stingy Jack, in which a ghostly figure roamed the land carrying a turnip with a burning coal. Others believe the Jack-O-Lantern helped lost souls find their way during All Hallow's Eve. As these stories added to the history of the Jack-O-Lantern, there is one that is not so well known, at least for the human world, but is a more familiar legend for the Forest dwellers.

The story goes that a long time ago a hunter named Jack lived deep in the wilderness, where he lived off the land. He was fortunate to have good soil to grow some crops, including pumpkins and gourds during the right season. He often heard wolves howling in the night, and would open his door to find them eating the crops he grew. Unnerved by this, the hunter would shoot at them and always miss, the wolves escaping while his crops lay destroyed.

One night, he ventured deep into the woods away from his house, and came across an ancient statue of a pagan idol much like those found in the Endless Forest. He was surprised to find it glowing a bright green light as he approached, and before he knew it he was on his knees groveling before the idol. That night he prayed the wolves would leave his crops alone or else suffer for destroying what was rightfully his.

The pagan idol ceased to glow immediately after the prayer was asked, and the man returned to his cottage and went to sleep. That night, he heard the howling of wolves, and running out the door, he was shocked at what he saw before him.

The wolves were certainly being punished for eating from the pumpkins, but not in the way the hunter had hoped for. Instead, the wolves were running around with the pumpkins stuck on their heads, howling as they could not find their sense of direction.
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