Adoption Rules:

You must watch me before you can adopt! Only because I don't want anyone that passes through to grab one.
Until I say otherwise you can only adopt from one species: So choose wisely!

You MUST draw your adopted pet at least once with effort within a month (if this is a problem, note me and we can sort that out) or you could lose your pet! It needs to be colored but it doesn't need to be full body if you don't want it to be. Send me a link anyway you wish. You could note me or comment directly on to my page if you want, just so long as it gets done. Think of it as signing papers and paying adoption fees except more fun C:

When you claim your pet you must comment with the name you want your pet to be along with the number. If it's a protector, specify the gender as well.

You can add as many accessories to your pet as you choose and you can add scars, piercings, haircuts, but no changing the markings! Otherwise, feel free to do what you please. If they lose a limb or an antler in a terrible fight, feel free.

If you post your pet anywhere (That includes sites off of DA) please reference me as the creator. If you do not, you will lose your pet and it will be put up for adoption again from the pound.

You can RP with or come up with background stories as you please, just again, make sure I’m credited for the design.

Have fun with he/she cause they love you! C:

The reason you have to draw it is because a lot of people have expressed their interest in them and I want the people that really want them to get them C:




Adoption class info:

-Defenders-

Age: 90-110 years

Climate: Cold, wet, cloudy

Habitat: Live in northern Mountains (foggy and wet all year round) temperature is usually a stagnant chill, never getting too cold for foliage but never too hot from lack of sunshine. They usually are found in ancient forests and are seen lurking in abandoned ruins.

Diet: Foliage, they can digest moss and other fungi and lichen

Appearance: Antlers are lightly furred all year round. Their antlers never stop growing, nor do they shed them. The fur hanging from the antlers stops growing at 20 yr. of age. Males are generally brighter colors than females, but there are exceptions. Markings shown above are usually always like this in the base and then flourishes in markings are unique to the animal. Spine is extremely flexible for easy maneuverability. If an antler breaks, it cannnot grow back. Both males and females have antlers

Temperament: Claws on feet are to help grip on slippery surfaces when running or climbing. The scales on their feet help to protect during running. The fluff on their neck (bottom and top) steadily gets longer as they age, reaching its full height/length at 10 yrs. Both males and females have antlers.




-Protectors-

Age: 60-80 yrs.

Climate: Cold, wet, cloudy

Habitat: Live in northern Mountains (foggy and wet all year round) temperature is usually a stagnant chill, never getting too cold for foliage but never too hot from lack of sunshine. They usually are found in ancient forests and are seen lurking in abandoned ruins.

Diet: Meat and the occasional fiber to help digestion

Appearance: Their front teeth are a part of their skull, but if they break off they will grow back indefinitely. They have teeth under the skull inside their mouth, but these teeth are much smaller. These teeth will be replaced as they grow older as well. Their entire head is covered in protective bone. The marks crossing over their eyes are not scars but rather creases where the bone is weak and becomes cartilage to allow better cushioning from attacks to protect their eyes. No marking variations between males or females.

Temperament: They have a thick scruff to protect from powerful bites from struggles within the species. Males fight for territory while females wander searching for a mate. While hunting they can run across the sides of trees to gain an advantage over their prey since they are not as quick as their prey nor can they jump as high due to their weight.
Because they are so heavy, swimming is a challenge and they prefer to avoid it at all costs, not chasing prey into lakes or across large streams. Their back mane is semi waterproof, though researchers can't imagine why. Their tail is thick muscle and can be used not only for balance but to curl around branches when climbing. They do not sweat, but rather pant, much like a dog.