IMPORTANT
Traits all typings share regardless are the pair of "backwards" ears,
4-clawed hand, 3 toes, and pupil-less eyes.
All subtypes are open.
If you have questions in regards to a possible deviation in design regarding your wickerbeast,
please contact one of staff for further assistance.
4-clawed hand, 3 toes, and pupil-less eyes.
All subtypes are open.
If you have questions in regards to a possible deviation in design regarding your wickerbeast,
please contact one of staff for further assistance.
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standardThe most common of all sighted sub-types that reside in the mainland areas:
forests, caves, cities, and etc. They sport all the mandatory traits of: "backwards" ears, 4-clawed hands, 3 toes (toes with claws are optional), short fur all over their body save for some patches of longer fur such as elbow tufts, mane-like hair, and pupil-less eyes. They are allowed to have a mane that goes down their back and tail, however there will be no "fluffy" tail tip like kingbeasts have. |
limitations of subtypeNo fluffy tail tips
Horns must be same size + shape Must have horns |
overall traits of subtype"Backwards" ears, Four hand claws, Three toes, Short rectangular muzzle, Pupil-less eyes, Horns.
Standard Height: 5"1-8"1 ft |
KINGKingbeasts are one of the mutations of the Standard sub-typing but held with much
higher regard and are more rare. Kingbeasts are much larger than all other sub-types, possessing exaggerated traits such as: Larger claws and ears, larger amounts of fur patches and mane hair and etc. Kingbeast births are at a 10% likelihood. Ex: if there are 8 in a litter, it is likely but not guaranteed one will be born a king. |
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limitations of subtypeHorns must be same size + shape
Must have horns Must have fluffy tail tip |
overall traits of subtype"Backwards" ears, Four hand claws, Three toes, Short rectangular muzzle, Pupil-less eyes, Horns, Various amounts of mane hair and tail tuft
Standard Height: 6"5-13" ft |
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swampSwamp wickerbeasts are similar to their terrain cousins but have their own special
traits to help them with their natural habitat hence their name. Swamp wickerbeasts always have small webbed claws and toes, a thinner and less bulky build, along with an alligator-like tail sporting patches of scales along them. Swamp wickers are the only subspecies allowed to have: spikes, spines, or scales on the tails/back. They are allowed to have a mane that goes down their back and tail (between the spikes), however there will be no "fluffy" tail tip like kingbeasts have. |
limitations of subtypeNo fins on the tail, only small spikes on tail/lower back
Scales only on underside of tail No other fins on the body besides hand/toe fins between fingers Horns must be same size + shape Must have horns No fluffy tail tips |
overall traits of subtype"Backwards" ears, Four hand claws, Three toes, Short rectangular muzzle, Pupil-less eyes, Small amounts of mane hair, Tail Spikes, Tail Scales, Thick Alligator-like tail,
Standard Height: 5"1-8"1 ft |
ROGUERogue wickerbeasts are the common mutation of the Standard sub-typing.
Considered the "runts of the litter" rogue wickerbeasts are the smallest of all the sub-types having no horns at all and possessing the smallest amount of mane hair. Rogue wickerbeast births occur as a 1:6 ratio within a normal clutch of eggs (a healthy female produces 6-8). They can have a regular small mane, however they will not be able to have a lot of extra furry patches if it is concentrated there. |
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limitations of subtypeMinimal mane hair
No fluffy tail tips No horns whatsoever |
overall traits of subtype"Backwards" ears, Four hand claws, Three toes, Short rectangular muzzle, Pupil-less eyes, No Horns, Minimal amounts of mane hair
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PELAGICCurrently not allowed to be hybridized.
Palegics are a subtype of wickerbeasts that are distantly related to swamp wickerbeasts. They live in the deep water in communities or in isolation.
They are a tad different than swamps in that they have gills that are always on the cheek area. Their skin is very similar to a shark and has a sandpaper-like consistency. There is not much fluff to these creatures so their mane stays around their neck with little to no other fur patches. Very small coral can sometimes grow in specific places such as the tail, thighs, shoulders, and horn areas. Their fur is similar to the composition of an otters and aids in swimming. They can swim up to 35-45 MPH. |
limitations of subtypeMinimal mane hair outside of neck area
Shark-like thick tail Fins between claws/toes/under arms Horns must be same size + same shape Must have horns No spikes on tail Scales only on underside of tail |
OVERALL TRAITS of subtype"Backwards" ears, Four hand claws, Three toes, Short rectangular muzzle, Fins under arms (opt), Fins between claws, Shark-like thick tail, Corals, Gills, Pupil-less eyes
Standard Height: 5'1 - 13 ft |
guides to pelagic traits
DWELLERSCurrently not allowed to be hybridized.
Dwellers are the... mixture of deformed traits of other wickerbeasts. Due to consistent inbreeding and genetic mutations, Dwellers tend to have strange features. They are skinny and lanky, with ribs often showing.
Dwellers always have an incredibly apparent nose horn for digging and combat. The ears on a Dweller always have a cropped look. Horns can be different shapes and different sizes unlike the other subtypes. Two wickerbeast claws formed on their tail. Instead of treating this as a flaw, they use these two claws to hold small items and in combat. The claws on the tails can be large, long, short, or small. Sometimes, their eyesight isn't great (or they are blind). They can dig up to 30 MPH. |
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limitations of subtypeThey do not get any larger than standards
Horns and nose horn cannot be gemstones. Must have horns, can be mismatching sizes + shapes Always have a nose horn |
OVERALL TRAITS of subtype"Backwards" cropped ears, Lanky, Four hand claws, Three toes, Two tail claws, Mane is never a full mane (sometimes goes a little down back however), Mane and fur is a bit untended, Short rectangular muzzle, Pupil-less eyes
Standard Height: 4'6 - 8'1 ft |
guides to dweller traits
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hybridHybrids are characters that are hybridized with other creatures. Some are canon, and some are non-canon. Hybrids have to be made by certain artists we have approved and are otherwise not open to the public to create freely.
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eyes
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As stated within the reference, eye colors of wickerbeasts have various appearances
from singular colors to a gradient hue. While they do not have an iris most retain relatively well eyesight,
but still depend heavily on smell and hearing.
Due to the sensitive nature of their eyes at birth, many attempt to have their young in moderately lit areas or risk accidental blindness. Another trait of wickerbeast eyes would also be retro reflection or eye shine in darkly lit places.
from singular colors to a gradient hue. While they do not have an iris most retain relatively well eyesight,
but still depend heavily on smell and hearing.
Due to the sensitive nature of their eyes at birth, many attempt to have their young in moderately lit areas or risk accidental blindness. Another trait of wickerbeast eyes would also be retro reflection or eye shine in darkly lit places.
skeletal system
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If there is one phrase to describe a wickerbeast it is brute force. The skeleton of a wickerbeast is incredibly dense in order to support their large mass. Overall, the skeleton can weigh 20% of a wicker's weight ensuring heavy impact damage from a charge. To counter this the skeletal system is comprised mainly of compact bone. As they go through old age, are susceptible to things such as arthritis and hip dysplasia more so the King sub-typing due to having such a massive body.
Due to the jagged structure of their mouths along with possession of strong pressure force, deliver a powerful bite. The jagged portion of the mouth continues to have an extra grip as the teeth penetrate flesh in a lockjaw type fashion. Any motions while in this grip may cause further tearing sometimes right down to the bone. As hatchlings do possess baby teeth, these do fall out to accommodate their adult set. An average adult will have 50 and as they wear down will be replaced. |
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muscular system
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With wickerbeasts being described as walking tanks expect musculature to match just that. Their strong thighs act as a powerhouse of energy due to vast amounts of mitochondria; combine this with their sturdy hind-legs have the capability of producing long running strides for maximum impact along with great leaps.
The tail is one long, thick muscle in itself which is used as both a weapon and to keep their balance when charging enabling acute turns. Weapon wise, wickers will use their tail as whip throwing their whole body into the motion with an end result of stunning or knocking their opponent off their feet. Wickerbeast limbs are just as powerful as their thighs enabling them to master heavy weaponry such as axes and swords. |
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helpful charts
These are to help you create your wickerbeast.
Charts by Pinewarden & Wolpertingerwhite