[Fawntura]

Official Species Page


Im in love with the sketch! Thank you Dragon Whisper so much!!
planning on working on lining and what not over the holidays, then get the coding and details hammered out to hopefully have them up and running by my Bday!!

To do-

- Body Lines
- Body Color
- Body Shading
- Body Highlights?
- Lion Tails Lines (3 of 3)
- Lion Tails Colors (3 of 3)
- Lion Tails Shading (3 of 3)
- Lion Tails Highlights?
- Unicorn Tails Lines (3 of 3)
- Unicorn Tails Colors (3 of 3)
- Unicorn Tails Shading (3 of 3)
- Unicorn Tails Highlights?
- Long Mane Lines
- Long Mane Color
- Long Mane Shading
- Long Mane Highlights?

- Braided Mane Lines
- Braided Mane Color
- Braided Mane Shading
- Braided Mane Highlights?
- Regular Mane Lines
- Regular Mane Color
- Regular Mane Shading
- Regular Mane Highlights?
- Male Features Lines
- Male Features Colors
- Male Features Shading
- Male Features Highlights?
- Female Features Lines
- Female Features Colors
- Female Features Shading
- Female Features Highlights?

Coming Soon!

Dalepir’s (Da-le-pir) a long legged fast moving species of wild Equine, built like a marwari or Akhal-Teke.
With long and tall lengthy legs and a slim but muscular and fit build that can carry them through the plains they call home. One defining characteristic of the species is that they don't have normal equine tail’s; but instead are seen with 1 to 3 unicorn or cat tails. Another defining characteristic is their horns and tusks. Male Dalepir’s have large singular horns with upwards facing tusks, while females have very small to no horns and downward facing tusks.
Much like that of horses Dalepir’s travel in large herds with up to 30 individuals; with about 1 mature male to every 5 mature females. The species has been recorded to have unusual coat colors mimicking that of other animals, but no photos or videos have ever been recorded of such animals. Another thing that they are seen to have is “Banding” . It is a trait the species has developed over the years like a form of brindling, there are several different types all of which can be found here! Dalepir’s stand anywhere from 16 to 18 hands the average height being about 17 hands. Dalepir’s have been estimated to live as long as a hundred years, but so far have only been truly proven to live into their mid to late fifties. Dalepir’s are omnivores eating everything from small rodents and birds to grass and leaves, unlike most equids.
With all this in mind they have often been connected to gods in different cultures and belief systems, and often herds are hunted and their coats, tails, horns and tusks are sold. Due to the pressure from poaching they have decreased drastically in number leading to the founding of the IDRO (International Dalepir Rescue Organization), whose main focus is to rescue Dalepir’s in need and work to preserve the species as a whole.
They oftentimes adopt out Dalepir’s so that they can make space to rescue more, tough they are not riding horses with their slim frame and weak backs they cant hold the weight; but they can participate in liberty and pull wagons and sleighs with ease.
So do you think you're ready to bring home your own Dalepir?