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Copper golem kin bc please let me organize chests. I have fingers and hands built for making CHESTS!! AND SORTING THROUGH THEM!! No species dysphoria here bc yknow what? This body has more capability than my primary form. I may miss being my proper size, and having my chests in real life. But I can gather and sort in so many more complex ways and that is beautiful
aLRIGHT FUCKERS buckle up I'm gonna scream about exomemories, noemata, and Piglin culture and general Piglin fuckery. Some stuff about Enderfolk in our canon too, just a very small section.
Preamble real quick: Yes, we know some of these things in the "worldbuilding" of our noemata/exomemories are likely or even undoubtedly subconsciously inspired by Tumblr posts or media. If you notice it, we probably already know. Please don't comment on it, it kinda bothers us for reasons that are hard to articulate. Also, plz be mature about the bits that could be read as kink-coded. It's not a kink it's literally our version of marriage. Nothing against kink tho shout out to kinky alterhumans.
Oh also, post written by Techno. I am the local Piglin in question.
So for one, Nether culture is very cutthroat. "Learn fast or die" in the words of Avatar. It's home and I love it, but it's not the sort of place most people are able to get comfortable in. Comfort requires safety, safety requires resources, and resources are very few in the Nether. Survival is priority in the Nether; a lot of the culture within stems from that base fact.
Hair is super important to Piglin culture. It has nothing to do with hair itself and everything to do with the result of it- long hair is an easy handle in a fight, and sometimes a braid someone can get ahold of is the difference between life and death. It's the norm to keep your hair short; from maybe chin length to properly against-the-head levels of short. Long hair is considered to be a sign of a skilled warrior, since they're skilled enough to have an active hindrance for the sake of aesthetic. The longer the more of a threat they are. If you challenge a Piglin with waist length hair. Hairstyles have some significance too- high ponytails are the most dangerous to have with how much they stick out, so they're the "fuck you I'm a badass" of hair pretty much.
I've already mentioned this in a post before, but it's pretty common for teens to try and grow out their hair and end up with shitty, choppy haircuts from a fight. It's considered normal- kids get cocky and they're kind of assholes to each other. Everyone in the Nether knows this aspect of Piglin culture, so the danger isn't unique to fights with other Piglin, either- long hair as a Piglin makes you a well-respected individual at best, a potential target at worst. That's not as true in the overworld, where most people don't know about the hair thing. It's also not that uncommon for those with long hair to cut their hair before a battle as a sort of symbol for "going all in" so to speak. They're taking away the hindrance they've gotten used to- that means they're going to use all their force, all their skills, and typically means they're willing to die in this fight.
In source- skip this paragraph for source talk- my mother did this when helping me escape the Nether. Our village wasn't very fond of The Blood God, and for reasons that'd take up more space on an already very long (and not even near done) post, they went after me. Lemme tell y'all when a Piglin woman cuts her hair in front of a full village of people ready to kill her and grabs her axe, you motherfuckin' FEAR HER AND RUN. /silly
Alright hair aside! I'm finally done yelling about hair. Enderfolk! For one, they're called Enderfolk in our canon. They have zero concept of gender and frankly we just like the word better anyway. This is a tidbit that'd probably be better on our Enderfolk's post when/if they write it, but it's necessary context. Enderfolk, in our canon, are only creatures of the End. The End is completely closed off- which we'll get to in another post I'm sure, Kip can explain that one. Enderfolk aren't naturally found in any other dimension; They're "raptured" into the nether. Think, if you've heard of or seen the backrooms, how you just sort of clip into the backrooms. One step on seemingly solid ground and suddenly the world spins around you as you fall, and you're in another dimension. They appear, consistently, in warped forests.
The Nether doesn't naturally have warped forests either- they just started bleeding through, spreading, one day. It was one day thousands of years ago, to be fair, so most societies in my source memories had long since adjusted. We're not quite sure how much of Ender culture is even left for the Enderfolk in the Nether and overworld, since most of it is just reframed Piglin, Blazeborne, Pheonixkin, etc. culture. Most Netherborne are actually really fond and protective of Enderfolk nowadays because... I mean, really 99% of us have a memory of meeting one who was still adjusting and very clearly confused and stressed about losing their home/being plonked unceremoniously into a completely different environment. A lot of them take at least a year just to adapt to the temperatures, and the language barrier is... messy at best for a while. Gods forbid the village doesn't have a translator on hand.
Anyway; ROMANCE, HUH? Yeah we've got that too. I had forgotten until recently that Piglin do actually use the term 'mate' in our canon. I'm not sure there's a term equivalent for "dating" though? If there is I don't remember it. Which is kind of funny, because there is absolutely a major difference between being someone's spouse and being their mate. For a Piglin, at least, a mate is a much bigger commitment than a spouse. It varies from person to person obviously, but the general consensus as far as I remember was that a spouse spends their life with you. A mate makes a vow that a spouse does not in most situations; they will die for you. They will fight along your side to their last breath if they must.
Like I said earlier- a lot of Nether culture is based in the cutthroat nature of the dimension. The very act of the mating ritual- here's where my preamble about kink becomes relevant- proves that better than anything in my opinion. Piglin give each other weapons. A ring is shiny and sure gold is a huge deal, but most Piglin have already collected about five million of the things. A blade, or perhaps a bow on the rare occasion, is far more valuable in the Nether. In my Noemata, the blades are usually daggers and very ornate, but it depends on the culture of the area because it varies and just personal taste. Sometimes a useful but boring-looking weapon for their mate to fight with for life will be treasured far more than a fancy weapon that will ultimately never see any blood.
Anyway, the mating ritual is entirely about vulnerability; something that, in the Nether, gets you fucking killed. Funny, I use the word cutthroat to describe the Nether- that's literally what you do, though. Usually it's done in private because it has a borderline (or outright) spiritual tone to it, and the whole thing vulnerability that you don't want to be seen by anyone other than your mate or mates. The blade gifted to propose is used- and if their mate responded with a gift of their own that's used as well. The response gift is up to personal preference; some feel like it's too transactional, others feel it's about equal respect, others just want an excuse to give their mate a pretty knife. Throats are bared, and very gently ever so carefully blood is drawn. Dangerous? Yes. I'm genuinely not quite sure that the specific points in my mind could have blood safely drawn on a human. That's the point; the trust in each other to not be cruel or even just accidentally fuck it up is immense. This is not only trusting someone to stand by their vow to take their last breath for you if they have to, but trusting them to not take your last breath.
Some tidbits I couldn't fit in easily anywhere:
Proposal blades are purely meant to be for the tastes of one's mate, not for the one proposing. It's considered pretty rude to propose with a blade that's tailored more to your taste than theirs. Unlike wedding rings, no compromises have to be made- that knife is purely for ONE person. Hence why some Piglin prefer to give a blade in response.
TW FOR (IN-SOURCE) GENOCIDE AND DEATH, RELIGIOUS THEMES IG. Y'know the way we're REAL trigger-happy, attacking on sight if you don't have gold? Yeah there's a reason for that. Piglin are hunted. It's a clockwork sort of thing; done annually. Skywarden, in the words of the person who created them (we have permission to talk about them) are "Toxic Minecraft Christians." I'll get into their lore some other time maybe, if we do a chonky post on the mythology and history of our canon. Skywarden are, essentially, angels. For a species of empaths, they aren't very empathic. They have a white and gold theme- guess where they get all that gold. -_- Piglin are violent but we have good reason to be. Anyone that isn't clearly Netherborne (or Enderfolk) is shot on sight lol
OH MY GOD DID I MENTION PIGLIN ARE SORT OF COLD-BLOODED IN OUR CANON???? I DON'T THINK I DID. YEAH WE'RE COLD-BLOODED. Living near lava lakes will do that to you.
We have boats btw. Like fucking boats made of Nether brick type shit. I'm still not sure how the fuck that works I just know we had boats.
Most of the bit about mates is using monogamy as an example but monogamy isn't considered "the norm" and polyamory "a deviation" in Piglin culture. It's just sort of there. No one gives a shit.
ANYWAY HAVE ALL THAT get hit with a wall of text nerds. /silly
Feel free to ask questions if anyone has them! I don't expect any, but I also don't want anyone to feel like asking questions is bad. We actively want to delve into our sources and what we know or remember about our personal canons more. "Doubles" and such are welcome as well we don't care lol.
so ive nearly finished my species transition[felvaxian, not falcon. funny how things work out] without even really noticing
I wear almost exclusively black for my fur/feather color and shadowy aura, have my ears tail paws and muzzle on ninety percent of the time, and I feel amazing. all i really need now is my fangs and wings and ill be all set. its kinda weird to think about, I haven't felt like this since, well, I finished my gender transition a few years ago.
thats also a question I have for other winged 'kins, what would y'all suggest for everyday wings? like obviously I cant lug around a full sized replica, that would hurt and be overall inconvenient. no, im thinking smaller, kinda like those leather harnesses with little wings on them. ideally something that easily goes over everyday clothing, super lightweight, not too bulky. I have an idea for an elastic x-style harness that im gonna try but im open to suggestions! [i am getting wing tattoos someday but im talking more for the physical sensations]
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(never saw myself as fiction kin but this also might be a fixtype too soooo and it doesnt have alll the info on it so ignore that i might also do a wolf one)
basic info:
behaviour: passive
spawn: 1-3
location: grove, (snowy) taiga,
breeding: berrys
behaviour:
day:
they will find a area, usually under a tree, which is shaded (under a block) and sleep. they will run away if a wolf, polar bear or an un-crouching player, unless trusted, and find a new spot.
night:
they will occasionally make a screech noise unless with a trusted player. baby foxes will follow adults. they will run away from wolves and polar bears still but wont attack back.
they attack chickens, rabbits, cod, salmon, tropical fish and baby turtles. they attack by running or pouncing, they can jump higher than 1 block (1-5), they prepare by tilting their head and lowering body and wiggle then jumps 2 blocks into the air. if there is a stage 3-4 berry bush around they will harvest it themselves.
"taming" (trust)
you cant really tame them but you can get them to trust you and they will have the same qualities as a tamed wolf. you will have to acquire a baby fox either by finding on alone or breeding two and "kidnapping" the baby with a leash, when its grown up it will be "tamed".
sleeping:
they are some of the few animals that can sleep in the game.
during the day they sleep under a light level of 14 or less. if a thunderstorm is occurring they will not sleep. if the light level becomes 15 or above it will wake up.
they will sit if they cannot find a place to sleep during the day.
items:
if any item is near a fox they will approach it and pick it up.
facts:
- if a fox is holding totem of undying they will get the same effects and will disappear after its used (just like a player would)
- they will always prefer berries over any item
- and food over any non food item
- they can jump over fences and walls
- if they are holding a weapon their attack will be affected by them
- same if the weapon has enchantments
- they will get stuck in snow if they pounce
- they wont sleep in thunderstorms
- red foxes like land creatures like chickens and rabbits while arctic foxes like water creatures like cod and salmon
- you can approach them by sneaking
- they can pick up items when they sleep
- they will sleep around players the trust while not sneaking
- and will sleep on a leash of a trusting player
- they dont sleep if they are in 12 blocks of an amour stand
- if the fox eats stew or soup a bowl will be dropped
- they are the only mob that dont get hurt by berry bushes
- foxes cant pick up items if mob griefing is false
