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 Posted: Fri Nov 23, 2007 8:36 am
I've read the new breeding rules, and I've done a lot of studies on wolves and a little on foxes. So I have a few concerns:
- Wolves are almost always monogamous. Sometimes a pair will divorce, and I've heard of two-girls-for-every-guy relationships, but these are fairly rare.
- Foxes are often monogamous, but there are exceptions.
- While rape amongst dogs and rabbits can happpen, wolves (and I believe foxes) hold much higher regard for their females so it would be possible, but pretty rare. But I'm not an expert.
And on I lighter note, I also read that spirits will become avaliable *Yay!*
Will it be possible to turn existing deer into spirits? Like, through saving up to purchase a spirit custom as a stage? Real-life customs? Events?
What are the limits on what spirits can and cannot do? I know they can't breed or appear on the mortal plane unless it's a full moon, but what about dream-visiting? Would curses/blessings violate the non-interference deal? Is becomeing a spirit a blessing or a curse?
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Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 6:38 pm
A:
Research or not, that's how I choose to run the breedings here in this shop. I'm running the breedings this way based on -general animal behavior-, not special cases and iffs or butts. It'd make things a bit more complicated and I'm trying to keep it so everything runs smoothly.
B:
Spirits are this shop's version of gods pretty much. These are ancient spirits, and all of them have themes. (IE: Spirit of life, spirit of water, etc.) And they are not limited to deer. So, if a deer dies, they will simply pass on. Spirits are powerful beings.
In the future, there may be chances for dead deer to become ghosts, which are different from spirits.
Curses/blessings do violate the non-interference deal. A curse or a blessing would have a direct effect on the mortal deer and it could lead to god-moding and unfair advantages/disadvantages. Dream-visiting will be limited to the spirit of dreams, sleep, nightmares, etc. For instance, a water spirit will have no idea how to enter a dream.
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