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===Feeding Your Mount=== |
===Feeding Your Mount=== |
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Feeding a mount is not mandatory, but it is a fun roleplaying option. Mounts will not eat anything that is not part of the basic food system OR a foraged item, but they all trap on specific nouns. Below is a list of nouns for each mount subtype in the |
Feeding a mount is not mandatory, but it is a fun roleplaying option. Mounts will not eat anything that is not part of the basic food system OR a foraged item, but they all trap on specific nouns. Below is a list of those nouns for each mount subtype in the cervidae category. |
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'''Cervidae''' - arctic moss, aspen leaves, ayana leaf, baneberry, barley grass, bearberries, birch bark, black hook mushroom, black sedge, black trafel mushroom, blackened moss, bloodwood twig, blue moss, blue trafel mushroom, blue-green sedge, blueberries, boxwood leaves, branch of acacia, branch of thanot, bristly haircap moss, buckthorn berry, bulrush, candytuft, carrot, cave moss, cloudberry, crowberry, currants, cypress boughs, daggerstalk mushroom, dusky blue juniper berries, ebony twig, elderberries, feverfern stalk, fiddlehead fern, fir boughs, flaeshorn berry, flathead mushroom, genkew mushroom, golden hook mushroom, golden sedge, gooseberry, hemlock leaves, hornwort, huckleberries, juniper boughes, kylan berry, large black toadstool, lingonberry, liverwort, loganberry, longgrass, map lichen, monkey grass, nettle berry, nettle leaf, oak leaves, oak twig, orchid, lichen, pine needles, prairie fire sedge, raspberries, red lichen, red trafel mushroom, red vornalite mushroom, rockberry, rosemary, rowanberry, sage, sassafras leaf, sheet moss, silver-edged fern, slender twig, small apple, snowberries, soft white mushroom, spearmint leaf, spotted heart mushroom, spruce boughs, strawberry, striped heart mushroom, sweetfern stalk, teaberry, thornberry, thyme, traesharm berry, trollfear mushroom, tundra grass, twisted twig, vinca, wheat grass, white hook mushroom, white sedge, whortleberry, willow twig, winterberry, wintergreen leaf, witchwood twig, withered black mushroom, woad leaves, and yew twig |
'''Cervidae''' - arctic moss, aspen leaves, ayana leaf, baneberry, barley grass, bearberries, birch bark, black hook mushroom, black sedge, black trafel mushroom, blackened moss, bloodwood twig, blue moss, blue trafel mushroom, blue-green sedge, blueberries, boxwood leaves, branch of acacia, branch of thanot, bristly haircap moss, buckthorn berry, bulrush, candytuft, carrot, cave moss, cloudberry, crowberry, currants, cypress boughs, daggerstalk mushroom, dusky blue juniper berries, ebony twig, elderberries, feverfern stalk, fiddlehead fern, fir boughs, flaeshorn berry, flathead mushroom, genkew mushroom, golden hook mushroom, golden sedge, gooseberry, hemlock leaves, hornwort, huckleberries, juniper boughes, kylan berry, large black toadstool, lingonberry, liverwort, loganberry, longgrass, map lichen, monkey grass, nettle berry, nettle leaf, oak leaves, oak twig, orchid, lichen, pine needles, prairie fire sedge, raspberries, red lichen, red trafel mushroom, red vornalite mushroom, rockberry, rosemary, rowanberry, sage, sassafras leaf, sheet moss, silver-edged fern, slender twig, small apple, snowberries, soft white mushroom, spearmint leaf, spotted heart mushroom, spruce boughs, strawberry, striped heart mushroom, sweetfern stalk, teaberry, thornberry, thyme, traesharm berry, trollfear mushroom, tundra grass, twisted twig, vinca, wheat grass, white hook mushroom, white sedge, whortleberry, willow twig, winterberry, wintergreen leaf, witchwood twig, withered black mushroom, woad leaves, and yew twig |
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Deer mounts were released during the 2021 run of Rumor Woods as the third mount available for the mount system. Mount are summoned by a summoning item, which stores their information, but are considered a separate item. There were three tiers released: common, uncommon, and rare. AppearanceStanding approximately 34 inches high at the top of the shoulder, the deer has a slender face and tapered ears. Her compact body is covered in a thin, light brown coat, and she has a short, beige tail. She has muscular legs that culminate in cloven hooves, and a small pair of spike antlers sits upon her head. CommonCommon mounts are the least expensive option when considering purchase. They are limited in alteration options that may be allowed through the Ostler. Available Nouns
Usage
AmbientsA compact light brown stag cocks his head to the side, one tapered ear twitching. A compact light brown stag freezes in place for a long moment, his tapered ears twitching as he listens intently. In a swift motion, a compact light brown stag whips his head up, his eyes wide as he examines the immediate area. A compact light brown stag paws at the ground, his hooves creating small divots. Eyes narrowed, a compact light brown stag lowers his head slightly and hunches his shoulders. UncommonUncommon mounts are the second most expensive option when considering purchase. They have more options available for noun choices, as well as a wider array of feature alterations at the Ostler. Their appearance is similar to the common tier. Available Nouns
UsageNote: Only the verbs differing from the common tier will be included below.
AmbientsAll common ambients, plus: A compact light brown stag takes a skittish step sideways, glancing balefully at something on the ground near his starting point. A slight breeze catches the attention of a compact light brown stag, who raises his head slightly, sniffing experimentally. Eyes wide for any sign of danger, a compact light brown stag lowers his head carefully towards the ground, sniffing for signs of anything edible. A compact light brown stag closes his eyes for a long moment, his jaw working soundlessly. A compact light brown stag snorts loudly and tosses his head in an exaggerated motion. Lowering his head to the ground, a compact light brown stag nuzzles around curiously, nostrils flaring. RareRare mounts are the highest tier available for purchase and offer additional verbs unavailable at common or uncommon tiers. Rare deer mounts are locked into their features as the additional verbs are specialized to the design. They are also only available during their initial run, and are discontinued in concurrent runs. For 2021, the rare deer mounts were hart and hind. AppearanceHart
Majestic and regal, the hart stands 60 inches at the shoulder and has a sleek body that is covered in a pristine white coat of downy soft, short hair. Wide, crystalline green eyes dominate his elegant face, which is flanked by pointed, upright ears and crowned by an impressive, golden rack of branching antlers. His powerful frame culminates in golden, cloven hooves and a longish tail that is just a shade creamier in hue than his coat. Hind
Majestic and regal, the hind stands 60 inches at the shoulder and has a sleek body that is covered in a pristine white coat of downy soft, short hair. Wide, crystalline blue eyes dominate her elegant face, which is flanked by pointed, upright ears and crowned by an impressive, golden rack of branching antlers. Her powerful frame culminates in golden, cloven hooves and a longish tail that is just a shade creamier in hue than her coat. UsageNote: Only the verbs differing from the common tier will be included below.
AmbientsGlancing around her, a regal pristine white hind makes her way over to a nearby beech tree tree and lowers her head, raking an impressive, golden rack of branching antlers across the bark, which fragments as it falls free from the trunk. A single piece of beech tree bark remains largely intact, however. A regal pristine white hind paws at the ground, her hooves creating small divots. A slight breeze catches the attention of a regal pristine white hind, who raises her head slightly, sniffing experimentally. A regal pristine white hind closes her eyes for a long moment, her jaw working soundlessly. Eyes wide for any sign of danger, a majestic pristine white hart lowers his head carefully towards the floor, sniffing for signs of anything edible. A majestic pristine white hart snorts loudly and tosses his head in an exaggerated motion. A majestic pristine white hart cocks his head to the side, one pointed, upright ear twitching. In a swift motion, a majestic pristine white hart whips his head up, his eyes wide as he examines the immediate area. A regal pristine white hind lifts one foreleg and paws at the air for a moment before slamming her hoof into the ground with authority. A majestic pristine white hart slowly turns his head, sweeping his gaze steadily across the immediate area. A majestic pristine white hart snorts loudly and tosses his head in an exaggerated motion. Eyes narrowed, a majestic pristine white hart lowers his head slightly and hunches his shoulders. A regal pristine white hind takes on an intense expression for a long moment, then lets out a gurgling belch, her lips flapping slightly. Lowering his head to the ground, a majestic pristine white hart nuzzles around curiously, nostrils flaring. Nostrils flaring, a regal pristine white hind snorts loudly, then raises her front hooves off the ground in a half-rear. A majestic pristine white hart freezes in place for a long moment, his pointed, upright ears twitching as he listens intently. A majestic pristine white hart lets out a discordant warble followed by a mighty sneeze! A regal pristine white hind sniffs around curiously along the floor. Additional InformationFeeding Your MountFeeding a mount is not mandatory, but it is a fun roleplaying option. Mounts will not eat anything that is not part of the basic food system OR a foraged item, but they all trap on specific nouns. Below is a list of those nouns for each mount subtype in the cervidae category. Cervidae - arctic moss, aspen leaves, ayana leaf, baneberry, barley grass, bearberries, birch bark, black hook mushroom, black sedge, black trafel mushroom, blackened moss, bloodwood twig, blue moss, blue trafel mushroom, blue-green sedge, blueberries, boxwood leaves, branch of acacia, branch of thanot, bristly haircap moss, buckthorn berry, bulrush, candytuft, carrot, cave moss, cloudberry, crowberry, currants, cypress boughs, daggerstalk mushroom, dusky blue juniper berries, ebony twig, elderberries, feverfern stalk, fiddlehead fern, fir boughs, flaeshorn berry, flathead mushroom, genkew mushroom, golden hook mushroom, golden sedge, gooseberry, hemlock leaves, hornwort, huckleberries, juniper boughes, kylan berry, large black toadstool, lingonberry, liverwort, loganberry, longgrass, map lichen, monkey grass, nettle berry, nettle leaf, oak leaves, oak twig, orchid, lichen, pine needles, prairie fire sedge, raspberries, red lichen, red trafel mushroom, red vornalite mushroom, rockberry, rosemary, rowanberry, sage, sassafras leaf, sheet moss, silver-edged fern, slender twig, small apple, snowberries, soft white mushroom, spearmint leaf, spotted heart mushroom, spruce boughs, strawberry, striped heart mushroom, sweetfern stalk, teaberry, thornberry, thyme, traesharm berry, trollfear mushroom, tundra grass, twisted twig, vinca, wheat grass, white hook mushroom, white sedge, whortleberry, willow twig, winterberry, wintergreen leaf, witchwood twig, withered black mushroom, woad leaves, and yew twig See Also
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