#topi

[wyllaztopia]

i am not used to the city life - put me back in the province !! !

[oldschoolfrp]

Expressive undead faces by Gary Harrod, from BECMI D&D supplement AC09: Creature Catalogue, TSR, 1986

Topi: "Topis are more agile than normal zombies. Before these creatures are animated, the corpses are shrunk until they are only 2 feet tall, giving them dark, wrinkled, leathery skin."

Mesmer: "This undead wraith-like creature lives on the ocean floor in a series of spiralling tunnels, constructed as a magically hypnotic pattern. The insatiably hungry mesmer waits at the centre of the pattern, dining on its victims."

Death Leech: "In its natural form, a death leech looks like a large flat, translucent amoeba that shimmers with a variety of pale colours. The death leech can polymorph itself to appear as any undead (of vampire strength or weaker) that has a physical form."

[hannahorca]

A creature inspired by the Topi! (Art and photo by me)

[thegreatprinceoftheforest]

Topi | Jetmir Troshani

[dimondexe]

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These young lions were very excited about a specific set of horns. There were other, similar horns lying around, but these were the ones that were in demand in their field.

With the nonstop hunting, you would expect the plains to be covered in bones. But the wide variety of scavengers, and especially hyenas, mean that's not the case at all.

Over ten days or so, I saw a few bones that were too big for anyone to crack, like elephant and giraffe bones, and a couple of large skulls. Aside from that, the only remains in sight were random horns, which are mostly made of keratin (like your fingernails), and not very nutritious to anyone except special caterpillars.

I think these particular horns belonged to a smallish topi. First thing one morning, the lions played with the horns and chased each other up and down a slope to get them. I wouldn't swear to it, but I believe the young male who got to take a nap with the horns in the end was the same one who picked them up in the first place.

Masai Mara, Kenya, July 2023.

[aeon-arts]

Introducing my oc, Topiary aka Topi!

He’s a gardener who also enjoys birdwatching. Soft spoken but has a super loud laugh. She’s an absolute sweetheart!

[disease]

丰 OUR AIM IS WAKEFULNESS OUR ENEMY IS DREAMLESS SLEEP 丰

[snototter]

A male topi (Damaliscus lunatus) drinks from a lake in Mokala National Park, South Africa

by Bernard Dupont

[inatungulates]

Topi Damaliscus korrigum jimela

Observed by michalsloviak, CC BY-NC

[wyllaztopia]

Not an ask. Just we love you and your art with the ✨AMAZING✨ work of Neotxnic. Seriously you two are doing so well. 😘 You are really doing so well, and you answered so much asks this far! We hope we are not too much for you 😅

🌷🌼🌸🌺🌹🌈💖

thank you! and yes!!! neotxnic appreciation!!! everyone!!! go bombard beo/neotxnic with love and voice requests!!! he loves doing them

[zibaldone-di-pensieri]

Che schifo i ratti, stanno nelle fogne, portano malattie, infettano tutto e se entrano in casa è un incubo

Ma io non riesco a vedere e sopportare un ratto che per paura scappa dappertutto, squittisce di continuo e poi magari viene preso, colpito, che soffre e infine muore e giace lì per terra, mi fa senso, mi dispiace per il ratto

Non è importante che sia il simbolo dello sporco, delle malattie, dell'anti-igiene, una parte di me pensa "povero cucciolo, non meriti soffrire, è tutto okay, devi solo essere riportato nel tuo habitat fuori da casa"

E sì, forse nel profondo vorrei pure accarezzarlo ma per il momento meglio di no👀

È un animale come tutti gli altri, come un gatto, come un cane, come un coniglio, come un criceto

Non deve stare in casa ma non potrei mai fargli del male o addirittura ucciderlo, per me è proprio impossibile

[thegreatprinceoftheforest]

Topi | Norbert Iuliu Gorog

[wickedlittlecritta]

Иван Янковский, Топи

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