Waelaks are pretty adorable as cubs, not as graceful and elegant as adults, the cubs tend to be much thicker, shorter, and rounder. They are born without antlers, but start growing them as soon as they have fur, sometimes even before! They tend to have light colored hooves, which darken with age (as do their noses). As they grow and age they tend to develop new patterns in their fur, or existing patterns may change.
This little girl isn't any Waelak in particular, but she's a cute little darling, isn't she? She's about 4 months old at this stage
(Females take longer to grow their horns in though their antlers can be just as magnificent as a male's and often more thoroughly decorated, though all Waelaks like to decorate their antlers.)
Also plenty of sketched of adult Waelaks are included
Species Concept (c) Perocore
Species Design (c) Andiliion
This little girl isn't any Waelak in particular, but she's a cute little darling, isn't she? She's about 4 months old at this stage
(Females take longer to grow their horns in though their antlers can be just as magnificent as a male's and often more thoroughly decorated, though all Waelaks like to decorate their antlers.)Also plenty of sketched of adult Waelaks are included
Species Concept (c) Perocore
Species Design (c) Andiliion
