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News wrote:The Story has changed a bit, there are no more Humans on Earth, so "Handlers" or "Owners" are not a thing. The Serpents are the characters in this Story, you make them the characters. You essentially Obtain a character to join this world.
Currently in Development:
- Hognose Type
- Cobra Type
Disclaimer wrote:While Quetzalcoatl are not a 100% original invented species, this spin on the mythological creature belongs to me.
Any Queztalcoatl designs made here by me or the staff are not to be copied without permission.
A B O U T
Tales of the great Kukulkan, the feathered serpent were once widespread,
although nowadays they are the stuff of legends and Mythos.
Humans have since died out, the Earth is restoring itself hundreds of years after a Nuclear
fallout and from within the earth, rise a new species, Kings and queens of the earth and skies.
The Quetzalcoatl.
The Feathered Serpents have their own lore, their own stories, their own lives.
Will they peacefull, rise to be villains or wreak Havoc upon those who expect it least?
You decide.
B A S I C S
Species name: Quetzalcoatl
Size: Widely Varies
Gender Ratio: 50 M/50 F
Dimorphism: None
Temperament: Varies
Diet: Obligatory Carnivore
Color Range: Varied
Leans heavily on natural colours with bright feathers.
Mutations?: Rare
Wild Obtainability: Nonexistant
Anatomy wrote:quetzalcoatl have a wide array of sizes and they keep growing throughout their entire lifetime, thus is is hard to attach a precise size to them. However, a predicted Size descriptor is always included.
[This means the size is always up to your interpretation, but if its stated to be Huge, it cannot fit in a teacup, obviously]
The body of the Feathered Serpent is always long and never thicker than its head.
Feathers usually addorn at least one body part, be this wings or a feathered crest or even on the tail, there are even some specimen with a full body coat of fine feathers.
A Queztalcoatl Usually has a fine pair of wings, it is incredibly rare to barely unheard of for a Quetzalcoatl to not have wings, however, these specimen can fly regardless, scientists believe a kind of telekinesis is responsible for this.
The Serpents come in many varieties, as many as there are snakes in the world.
The base for the Quetzalcoatl is always a species of snake, this can be a Boa, Viper, Python or even a Hognose, their head will always resemble the species of egg they were ineserted in.
Cross species, currently, are unheard of, but are likely possible the more the Quetzalcoatl spread.
