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Thinking things
While the Shabenay may be out of favor much of their culture integrated and overtook many things during Kirashtyn's reign. The calendar used by most "civilized" societies is derived from the constellations prominant in that month just as the names of those constellations come from the Shabenay's (...holy crap I forgot the word for this, I want to ( Read more... ) -
Assassin
Write a conversation between an assassin and their next victim.
A shadow flickered in the moonlit darkness. Na'ry was a mere sliver and Roshir was fully covered. Aveshar sat up. Someone was coming. The feeling prickled up his spine, settling at the base of his skull. He turned his head slowly this way and that to orient himself. It was to the ( Read more... ) -
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Krehn SamTre'ehk, last name means "Plain Runner." "Ehk" obviously being "doer of something" like "er" in English. An Irkent Frinwir. I am sure I have more info on him somewhete, but I stumbled across him in an old sketchbook and wanted to acknowledge his existence again.
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Even More Color Madness
So to an extend I am running through what I know of horse color genetics, but also playing with things that don't occur in horses like the red points on the black base and soforth.
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The Start of "Wild" Colors
I'm thinking the "wild" colors incorporate all of the three base colors (yellow, red, and black) somehow. I was starting on a "bay" color then gotnto thinking about seal brown horses and the bleaching/mealy colors in the soft parts and thought that might be a way to go. I think when I have the chance to plow through my reference books again I ( Read more... ) -
More Shami'en Colors
Roan goes over everything. White hairs interspersed throughout the body, but avoiding the points. There will probably be variants like in horses. I don't think I need to do three or more different roans to get the idea across.
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Shami 'en Colors
I've been playing with some color genetics and trying to figure out how I want the Shami'en colors to work and interact. I am yet to determine the "wild" color.
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