Hello Forest.

I have been newly brought into the world of the Endless Forest. It is so wonderful & I love it, learning my ways around the forest & trying to gather & learn its magic.

- D

I'm making a Kirin character for TEF and for other roleplay uses. But I need some help with a REFERENCE. I would LOVE it if someone at least just did a Lineart of him for me.

He is currently unnamed..D:

I really want this guy to be creepy, scary and all-around gross. and gory

A rib poking out of his left side, jugular and guts hanging out, his chest ripped open just enough too see his heart beating, his legs nothing but bone up to his elbow/thigh, his spine will show somewhat between his hips. His tail will be crooked.

(Think of a Zombie, or your worst-nightmare?)



Thanks to Morti below for this headshot. <3 (His mane goes all the way down to his back and stops mid-way.)
The perfect reference for his head. <3

He can be any natural color, fur-wise,... night-black with highlighted stripes... His scales are going to be a highlighted black, his hair/mane the same as his scales. (highlighted so that they show in the..well..light)

Body-wise;
He's going to look like a severely-starved horse, as Kirins have horse-bodies. Feel free to make him more deer-like, which is techinically what I am aiming for. <3 But it doesn't matter either way. He'll look absolutely like the 'walking dead' pretty much.

His tail has a lot longer fluff than the kirins' in the picture. It goes down to his ankles. <3

As for his horns;
Personally, I want my kirin to have caribou/elk-shaped antlers, two of them, along with the uni-horn in the middle of his forehead. The antlers would be black, while the uni-horn would be ivory with a black tip.

HI IM NEW DONT DECEIVE ME THANX 2 MY NAME ITS JUST SOMETHIN EASY 4 ME 2 REMEMBER BUT HOW DO I START PLAYIN THE GAME?

A small figure
Sits on a shelf
Once well loved
Now well loved by the dust

The days go by
The shadows dance past
The figure she watches
With eyes of glass

One day comes along
On the shelf a new one joins
But a tragic nudge happens
The figure falls, destroyed.

The pieces of the figure
Are picked up with care
So it goes, simply one day
The figure was just not there.

don't bother looking here heeeeheeeheeeeheheheheheee

Caution, violence ahead. don your has-mat suits and dont touch ANYTHING white.


Edit: And YES this will effect her in-game. She will be sluggish and tired until the infection is cleared up. (Which she needs help with by the way, she has NO CLUE how to fix it and did not know of the Rock Hounds since she has been pretty much alone)

by the Amazing Anjali

I wanted to write a detailed description of Iugulare's Infection - how it works, what it feels like, what it does, ect. For more info on Iugulare and the Deadly Trio, click here.

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Name - Often simply called "The Infection" or "Iugulare's Infection", though sometimes it is referred to as "Black Belly" or "White Belly", depending on the color of the infection.

Source - Iugulare, who is an alien lifeform from a distant planet where the infection originates. Very little is known about Iugulare's home world.

Appearance - The infection is photogenic (light sensitive) so it prefers to grow on the underbelly, though stronger forms of the infection will spread farther on the body. In some cases, the body is fully covered with the infection. It has the consistency of thick lather or gel, clinging to the skin and fur. It sometimes will bubble, though this is unknown as to why it does. The infection normally will be black to white in color, though on some occasions will have a hue to it. The most common 'colored' infection is yellow, though white and black are generally considered 'normal'. In some cases, an infected creature will have both black and white infection on their bodies (Iugulare's colorization is a good example). The infection is often described as "goo" or "ooze", as it is frequently seen dripping from an infected.

Description - The infection is viral and must have a living host organism to survive. It cannot live on it's own, and if the host organism dies, it dies as well. The virus multiplies by making the cells of the host produce more of it quickly, but it generally slows production over time.