(Taking place after Wendingo's conversation with Crucio. Location: The Birch by De Drinkplaatz.)

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Alright. I know a ton of people that have deer that are larger than normal.

My question: Would that justify a Mini-spell for a deer...say... the size of a Whitetail or smaller?


-Appeldille'sChart.-


Most of the deer that are (actively) in the forest are in the Elk (#17), Moose (#5), and Irish Elk (#15) range, right? Definitely larger than a Whitetail (#7).


I am curious as to what people think about this, considering that whitetails are about mid-range for deer size, maybe slightly on the small side.




Edited for Accuracy!
(And yeah, this may influence Poplar, but this really is more about how the forest is seen than my particular character.)

Trees swayed, branches cracked, foliage rustled. The consistent rumble of his approach was often startling. It wasn't meant to be, but the freighter of a deer was just so bulky! He parted trees like Moses parted water, foliage flattening beneath hooves the size of a fawn's head, or so it seemed. Well, he was just a regular Moose, right? Nah.

As the being broke the treeline, his head swung beneath a branch. Great big antlers branched from atop a crown with a pair of the LONGEST ears you have ever seen on a cervid. Donkey's ears... on an Alaskan Moose... Who woulda thought?


Don't get your hopes up.

Under the cut. Something for EVERYONE to read, not just those who know her. Inner-plot related thoughts here.

Question: Does your deer have a place in the forest they see as home? If so, where? If they have multiple "homes" please explain why.

Just a little thought in my brain. I am sure this has already been done before.

>.< Under the cut

.... that has decided harrassing other deer when they are sleeping or resting is a fun thing to do,



Cut it out. When you are told to leave a deer alone, do it.



thanks.

-GB.