FOOL'S CALL

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Trying to find a new home for Tep, one of my little permababies! He was picked with the idea that he looked like a little snowball, and while he’s still SUPER cute, I don’t have as much interest in him anymore (not really generally interested in FR either these days lol).

Not sure what I’d like in trade - the equivalent value of the baby scroll (350g) is a sure price, but I’d also consider scatter or gene scrolls as well as art.

Bitelings join the FR family!

Rare; Obtained through Support; Unbreedable

Overview: Bitelings are a strange, diminutive species that makes even Fae seem heavy-weight. These tiny dragons are the size of mice, though they are more insect than mammal.  While their size leaves them harmless in the physical sense, they are alarmingly potent when it comes to magic. Fortunately, they are natural cowards, and it takes a great deal of stress or provocation to earn a Biteling’s punishing spellwork.

Physical Attributes: Their bodies are covered in fine, dusty hairs that have a wide range of chemical attributes based on their elemental nature to discourage larger beasts from eating them; fire Bitelings leave a stinging burn on the tongue, plague Bitelings induce nausea and vomiting, water Bitelings provoke excess salivation to the point of dehydration, and so forth.

Social: Being so tiny, they are naturally shy and inclined to hide in the fur and scales of larger dragons. They are clever and quick to pick up the languages of those around them, even able to speak in native Coatl without formal education.

Often, a clan will not notice the presence of a Biteling until it chooses to make its presence known. They tend to latch on to a friendly dragon to silently and secretly observe the clan before devising a way to introduce themselves and figure out what they can offer - some choose to be monitors and scouts, others enjoy sorting and polishing jewelry, and many find satisfaction in tending to paperwork to make tiny calculations and notes to help the clan.

Lairs: While in a clan, their home tends to be whatever hollow they can line with fabric scraps and stray hair or feathers from clanmates; their little nests can be found in dried gourds, empty pottery, abandoned instruments, the gaps in bookshelves, etc. With their homes being so diminutive and easy to accidentally sweep away, they never seem bothered to have to rebuild a new home from scratch. On the rare occasion that they build a nest that lasts for years, they might get a bit pickier with choosing colors and materials to construct their homes out of.

Curiously, Bitelings never truly form a breeding nest around other dragons. For all intents and purposes, they don’t seem to take nests or tend to any young, their reproductive cycle a complete mystery. 

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New adopt in the works - fat, fluffy Tundra minis!