#so they walk bipedally

[birdsquirrel]

me worldbuilding: there are some little bunny-people that are well known for their lovely gardens.

they were literally made for war and even though it has been centuries since they were under the thumb of the evil wizard that created them, their society still reflects this, being highly stratified and highly conformist.

occasionally, some jackass will think that the sweet lil bunbuns will be easily bullied off their valuable farmlands, and gets his ass kicked to a pulp for trying.

[hoofpeet]

Sugar jumpscare

[driftingballoons]

the biggest battle in this dungeon is with the humidity

But there are some benefits

[fallingsatellive]

We've discussed how too many "universal therian experiences" posts are just canine or otherwise generally mammalian but now we should talk about how many "exclusively human things/humans all have this weird thing!" posts are actually just talking about something that animals other than caniformes do

[a-s-levynn]

So i had a dream last night which wasn't a nightmare and i even remember most of it! which is super exciting. I barely ever remember dreams that are just simply that so this is a fairly rare occasion for me.

It was weird tho

But it was.. i don't even know what it was so let me ramble about it in the tags a bit

[treesareredinautumn]

boop

[taibhsearachd]

I haven't finished the main storyline of No Man's Sky yet (it's my second-most played game on Steam, after an idle game that I keep open for most of the day in the background; I started playing it in late July). But this feels like the thesis statement of the game, and I love it.

The world is ending in 16 minutes (16 weeks, years, lifetimes, millions of years, who's to say). Nothing here can be saved. What else matters?

Your experience of the world you have. What you make of it.

[dawllick]

One of these days I’ll stop making OC pairs and I will make more side characters or just one OC at a time BUT THAT IS NOT TODAY (see tags for more I don’t like cluttering the post)

[cicadacelebration]

do u think spamton misses his cungaderos like a person would miss their pet if it was taken away from them. i think about it every day

[hartxstarr]

i think mursharna are supposed to be bipedal but it looks weird to me so i took that away from ophelia sijsjdjdjdnndnd

[xaallo]

*Pops this down in here*

[hellt00th]

i wonder if theres science behind bioware choosing to make all but 3 bipedal races digitigrade as opposed to plantigrade

[radioves]

if humans were made in gods image it must’ve been solely out of spite

[hylianengineer]

[ID: an orange and white cat seated in a loaf position and looking at the camera. End ID]

Absolute biggest bipedal fuck-up is that we can't lie down and look forward comfortably.

Dogs and cats and cows are out there lying down in the grass and just seeing everything and what do we have? Lie on your stomach and fuck up your neck? Lie on your back and shove 400 pillows under your head? Lie on your side and just accept everything's fucking sideways? I hate this fucking evolutionary form

[lesbianbishounen]

worldbuilding is truly a hell of your own making bcus i am struggling so much making this one reptilian race bcus i refuse to do the “crocodile/lizard mishmash with upright posture” that u see all the time

[mingling-spirits]

Spirit Time! - Daílaki and Lakielos

You guys are getting a character time post AND a new post about spirits? Hell yeah!

Because my keyboard does not like me, Daílaki will be spelled Dailaki. Very sorry 'bout that.

Dailakis are small, rabbit-like creatures with upright ears, glowing white eyes, and no mouth or visible nose. They are completely indistinguishable from shadows, being a complete absence of light, with the exception of their eyes. They have short, pointed tails that more closely resemble a spike than anything on a living animal. It is curled up slightly. Dailakis have no fur, but a faint fuzz that is as thick or thin as the spirit wants it. It is heavily debated on whether or not this fuzz is even a solid part of the spirit, or simply magic that feels solid. They are on the more peaceful side for spirits, choosing to avoid conflict where they can. They do not feed on physical food, and therefore see no need to hunt. It is said that they are fueled by magic. You will never find a Dailaki alone, as they are always with Lakielos or a balance (a group of these spirits) of the two species.

While Dailaki and Lakielos are widely regarded as two different different spirits, many people speculate that they are one in the same, with Lakielos being blessed by a goddess. This is incorrect.

Lakielos are also small, rabbit-like creatures, with floppy ears, and their eyes being a void of inky nothing. They have sharp teeth resembling those of a shark's, and no visible nose. They hide easily in the day, looking like pure light bunny-ified. They have sharp, pointed tails that often has a jagged crook in them, making the tails have a lightning bolt shape. It is turned downwards. Lakielos have no fur and tend not to have the fuzz their Dailaki counterparts have. While they are typically peaceful, they are more prone to violence than Dailakis. They do have mouths, but they are rarely used for anything other than attacking. Lakielos have the ability to eat solid food, but do not require it to survive. They tend to lead around their Dailaki, but if they get too harsh with their guiding, fights break out. These spirits are evenly matched and there will be no victor.

No Dailaki or Lakielos can assume a more human form with the exception of J and R. J and R were, in fact, blessed with these forms for purposes that I am not getting into here. Both of them have traits that remain in spite of this, with them having to hide their lengthy ears and stubby tails. Though the tails practically hide themselves.