Hey, can someone help me?
I've been trying for weeks one, antlers and other get at me but it shows nothing! D: But if I see someone one antler or fur color or mask, the other wants to give the then .... WHY?

Hey, kann mir jemand helfen?
Ich versuche schon seit einer woche, geweihe und sonstiges zu bekommen aber bei mir zeigt es nichts an!! D: aber wenn ich jemanden ein geweih oder fellfarbe oder auch maske geben will hat der andere das dann.... WIESO?

Yes that's fantastic. My pets and my skills are all gone thx to the new update on IT. I am so mad. All my hard work down the drain. Sorry to everyone who had worked so hard on their charas like me. Ugh now I don't want to play it. But i have to just to get my stuff back . SO i'm so mad. Grrrrr

One sunset evening, the sun was low in the sky. The sky was painted in its warm colors of orange, pink, and a very light purple. The Oak Guardian was lying outside of the Great Oak. She sighed with contentment as she gazed at the beautiful sky that bathed the forest in its golden light.

She looked at the flowers that she had decorated around the Oak. Though they were in full bloom, their petals stretched and swayed in the breeze, wanting and pleading for her warm breath. So, the dark red doe touched and breathed on each puff-like flower, as if she were kissing them all goodnight. They shuttered by her warm touch and their bright yellow petals seemed to glow. Once she had tended to all of the tiny flowers surrounding the Oak, she overlooked her work. Glowing yellow flowers dotted the ground. They seemed exceptionally bright since the sky seemed to ever so slightly darken. The pale purple color seemed to begin to cover the pink hues of the sunset light.

The red doe trotted to a nearby tree, reared up and kicked at the tree a few times. Then, a pinecone fell from the tree. Using her hooves, she broke open the pinecone and got to the core where there were seeds. The dark brown, small, seeds were then strewn on the ground. She scooched them in a pile and began to like the seeds up. They made a good, evening snack. Once she was done eating, she went back to the entrance to the Oak and resumed her post there as the Oak Guardian.

I just wanna say thank you to the two frisky fawns that played with me today. I thought I had a picture of you both but apparently it didn't take...

I hope I get to meet you again. Read the story below and see if you recognize me:

Today was only my second day in the forest. I've been a little overwhelmed with all the actions and places, this being my first time playing any type of RPG (or whatever this game is lol). The adult deer have all been very polite, but I've been finding myself rather lonely since I couldn't get anyone to interact with me for very long...

But today I came upon the shrines of the Gods for the first time and found three beautiful white deer worshiping at it's feet. Cautiously I approached, afraid to disrupt what I didn't understand, but the largest and most stunning of the three came to me. A magnificent stag with massive antlers and a masked face. He cast magic and suddenly I became white as well! I couldn't believe it.

Afraid I would wear out my welcome, I silently hovered away from the three who all seemed to know one another. But you, young fawn, kept coming up to me and showing affection, turning me white over and over again every time my dull brown returned.

So I followed you when you ran away. I was fully expecting you to turn around and get angry with me but you didn't. If I stopped you would call to me, and so we ran and played around and around one another, keeping ourselves white as we jumped from rock to rock.

Eventually I tried to lead you, wondering if you'd follow me in return. And you did! You stayed with me the whole time and so I put violet flowers on you head in order to recognize you (since I sometimes have trouble seeing the symbols above heads) haha I cant believe you kept them

We ended up coming to the pond where a HUGE posse of fawns gathered. It was awesome as we all just hung together, prancing and playing. Adults would approach us and look on in confusion.