Alliards are a closed species that belong to myself. This lineart is also mine... Please don't try to take the art or remove my watermark, thank you. Timer isn't lying this time around... As my first time doing digital art in years, Im rather proud. All done with a mouse.
Welcome to the Alliard Adoptables!
Post one1) What is an "Alliard"?
2) Why are they up for adoption?
3) How can I adopt one?Post Two1) Costs of Adoption
2) Adoption Forum
3) Adoptions In ProgressPost Three1) The Bank
2) Currency Exchange
3) Pound Adopts
4) Breeding
5) The Alliard Directory
1) An Alliard is a strange, royal creature. A cross between a wolf, lion, and horse Alliards are the kings and queens of the animal world, with a human intelligence level.
With the build of a wolf, soft glorious mane of a lion, and the height of a horse, these creatures can be intimidating. However, Alliards are nothing if not sweet and gentle to most people and animal kind.
Alliards seek refuge all around the world, and develop different mutations to suit different parts of the world, such as more hair for an icy terrain, versus scaly paws for a hot, dry area.
Alliards can be any color and any color combination, and sometimes are seen featuring jewelry that has been crafted specially for them.
Alliards can be either male or female, and after adoption live as long as their adopter does.
2) Alliards are up for adoption as they came to us for shelter from the ever growing human presence around the world. However, with too many Alliards and not enough people, we have reached the agreement that we must search out new owners for each Alliard so they can receive the care, time, and interaction they each deserve and crave individually. Alliards were also a dying breed, since they can each only mate 3 times. Although they do not pair for life, the fact that one Alliard can only produce three kits, made it hard for the species to get ahead when combined with the perils of living next to an advancing human race.
3) If you choose to adopt an Alliard, there are a few things you should know. One of these is that they can transfer owners, but only for other Alliards/for free. This means two Alliards might find they like the other's owner better, and as such the owners will transfer Alliards with one another. Or, if an owner grows tired of caring for their Alliard, they can give him to a new owner, or send him here where he will enter the pound and be rehomed in due time with a new owner.
To adopt an Alliard, you must simply pay the allotted amount of Opals (the currency here for adoptions), win a contest, adopt one from the shelter, or receive one as a gift.
Guidelines!!!
1) These are a closed species, so no one other than myself and (eventually) staff members may color this lineart or use the species Alliard.
2) No begging
3) Do not use my line art anywhere, and if you have an Alliard that you would like to take off sight, please let me know so I can keep track of it and don't get confused when I see it elsewhere.
4) Give credit where credit is due. If I designed it and made it for you, please take the time to credit back to me.
5) Do not edit the lines or your Alliard after it is complete, on this sight or any other. There are modifications and mutations you can inquire about through me if you wish to change a trait on your Alliard.
6) Have fun with them! They all deserve love and feel free to role-play them and use them as references around chicken smoothie.
7) All of Tess's rules apply on this adoption forum.
