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'''Rolton''' mounts released at [[Rumor Woods]] as part of a new Year of the Rolton Theme for 2023. |
'''Rolton''' mounts released at [[Rumor Woods]] as part of a new Year of the Rolton Theme for 2023. Roltons are summoned by a leash, which is a [[summoning item]] that stores their information but is considered a separate item. There are three tiers: [[Rolton mount#Common|common]], [[Rolton mount#Uncommon|uncommon]], and [[Rolton mount#Rare|rare]]. All rolton mounts share a similar setup with their appearance. |
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''Brown'', ''small pupilled'' eyes dominate the ''elongated'' face of the rolton, while ''pointed'' ears rest upon his pronounced brow at an angle, leaving room for ''homonymous'' horns with ''downward-facing, hooked tips''. His ''flecket'' body is covered in ''heathery golden'' fleece, which trails across his back and culminates in a ''short'' tail. |
''Brown'', ''small pupilled'' eyes dominate the ''elongated'' face of the rolton, while ''pointed'' ears rest upon his pronounced brow at an angle, leaving room for ''homonymous'' horns with ''downward-facing, hooked tips''. His ''flecket'' body is covered in ''heathery golden'' fleece, which trails across his back and culminates in a ''short'' tail. |
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Much like other rare mounts, the rolton has its own unique ability that can randomly do. |
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| ⚫ | During the day, the rolton can randomly find butterflies or cikyas, while during the evening it can randomly find moths or cikyas. These insects are part of the [[Bugs on Parade]] insect series and you will have a 50/50 chance to get either a gemstone or a paper insect. Each gemstone is coded just as all the other Bugs on Parade insects are and can be used in your crafting, the paper insect is similar but not quite the same. In honor of the noble animal that found it, and because it is the Year of the Rolton, the paper designs are completely based on roltons. |
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| ⚫ | <pre{{log2}}>Snuffling about the foliage, a fluffy black rolton coaxes forth ''(butterfly/cikya/moth)'' from its hiding place. It flutters just above the rolton, ''sunlight/moonlight'' dancing upon its delicate wings. A quiet bleat from the rolton startles the insect, and it darts off, but as it does, something gently drops to the ground.</pre> |
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| XXX waves at your golden rolton's, and he bleats happily at XXX, bounding in circles around him before returning |
| XXX waves at your golden rolton's, and he bleats happily at XXX, bounding in circles around him before returning |
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As with all rare mounts, roltons have special abilities unique to them. |
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| ⚫ | During the day, the rolton can randomly find butterflies or cikyas, while during the evening it can randomly find moths or cikyas. These insects are part of the [[Bugs on Parade]] insect series and you will have a 50/50 chance to get either a gemstone or a paper insect. Each gemstone is coded just as all the other Bugs on Parade insects are and can be used in your crafting, the paper insect is similar but not quite the same. In honor of the noble animal that found it, and because it is the Year of the Rolton, the paper designs are completely based on roltons. |
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| ⚫ | <pre{{log2}}>Snuffling about the foliage, a fluffy black rolton coaxes forth ''(butterfly/cikya/moth)'' from its hiding place. It flutters just above the rolton, ''sunlight/moonlight'' dancing upon its delicate wings. A quiet bleat from the rolton startles the insect, and it darts off, but as it does, something gently drops to the ground.</pre> |
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Revision as of 07:33, 21 June 2023
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Rolton mounts released at Rumor Woods as part of a new Year of the Rolton Theme for 2023. Roltons are summoned by a leash, which is a summoning item that stores their information but is considered a separate item. There are three tiers: common, uncommon, and rare. All rolton mounts share a similar setup with their appearance. AppearanceSmall-pupilled, brown eyes dominate the wide face of the sheep, while short ears rest upon his noble brow at an angle, leaving room for curved horns with dark rings. His fluffy body is covered in solid cream fleece, which trails across his back and culminates in a short tail. 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
AmbientsThis section has not been added yet; please add to it now! 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 NounsCultrual VariationsGoats can be customized by the Ostler to include a cultural type, appearing as the following: Changing the culture of the goat causes that portion to be seen everywhere that normally would display "goat". For example: You pet your paeladri goat. To change the goat's culture, you must ASK GROOMER ABOUT CULTURE for available options.Usage
AmbientsThis section has not been added yet; please add to it now! RareRare mounts are the highest tier available for purchase and offer additional verbs unavailable at common or uncommon tiers. They have the widest array of feature alterations at the Ostler. Their appearance is similar to the common tier. Cultural VariationsRoltons can be customized by the Ostler to include a cultural type, appearing as the following: Changing the culture of the rolton causes that portion to be seen everywhere that normally would display "rolton". For example: You pet your Vaslavia rolton. To change the rolton's culture, you must ASK GROOMER ABOUT CULTURE for available options. AppearanceBrown, small pupilled eyes dominate the elongated face of the rolton, while pointed ears rest upon his pronounced brow at an angle, leaving room for homonymous horns with downward-facing, hooked tips. His flecket body is covered in heathery golden fleece, which trails across his back and culminates in a short tail. Usage
Special AbilityAs with all rare mounts, roltons have special abilities unique to them. During the day, the rolton can randomly find butterflies or cikyas, while during the evening it can randomly find moths or cikyas. These insects are part of the Bugs on Parade insect series and you will have a 50/50 chance to get either a gemstone or a paper insect. Each gemstone is coded just as all the other Bugs on Parade insects are and can be used in your crafting, the paper insect is similar but not quite the same. In honor of the noble animal that found it, and because it is the Year of the Rolton, the paper designs are completely based on roltons. Snuffling about the foliage, a fluffy black rolton coaxes forth (butterfly/cikya/moth) from its hiding place. It flutters just above the rolton, sunlight/moonlight dancing upon its delicate wings. A quiet bleat from the rolton startles the insect, and it darts off, but as it does, something gently drops to the ground. AmbientsLetting out several bahs, a golden rolton prances about merrily. Your golden rolton daintily clip-clops around, gazing about with interest. Your golden rolton clip-clops about in a circle. Your golden rolton's tongue lolls out of his mouth. Your golden rolton ambles over to Sabotage and bleats loudly. A flecket golden rolton bleats cheerfully, then trots off in a clatter of hooves. Your golden rolton bleats happily and bursts into a short-lived trot before stopping suddenly. Your golden rolton stares into the distance, a stubborn, almost surly, expression on his face. 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 ovine category. Festival Foods - clover, dandelion, hay, legumes, oats, popcorn, pumpkin, rye grass, squash, and sunflower seeds Foraged Items - a (all) iceblossom, a blade of pink muhly grass, a blue whortleberry, a buckthorn berry, a cloudberry, a crowberry, a handful of bearberries, a handful of blackberries, a handful of currants, a handful of green beans, a handful of oats, a handful of pea pods, a handful of snowberries, a handful of sunflower seeds, a kylan berry, a large sunflower, a lingonberry, a luminous sapphire blue rose, a pale Thornberry , a pink clover blossom, a pink peony, a purple clover blossom, a red clover blossom, a rock berry, a small pumpkin, a small rose, a small wild rose, a snow pansy, a stalk of bulrush, a stalk of chicory, a white clover blossom, a wild gooseberry, a wild pansy blossom, a yellow clover blossom, a zucchini, an Elanthian snow rose, an ember-cored velvety onyx rose, an orange rowanberry, some angelica root, some barley grass, some longgrass, some monkey grass, some off-white fountain grass, some reeds, some rye grass, some tundra grass, and some wheat grass See Also |
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