Kingdom of Knuffel

I like the scenic backgrounds too! But they often clash or blend too well with the avies I make.

Hmm....background first seems like a hard task to do. But it seems fun~

Also, celtic knot border is bomb.

Yeah, I feel that.

I can see one perk of having BGs first. If you choose a scenic one, it already provides a color combo to use.

But at the same time, if you use BGs first, you already have a color combo so it's kind of limiting. Plus I'll probably end up blending the avi with the BG again XD

Yeah, it can be good and bad.

Aha, good luck!

Thanks! Time to add more avatars to my to hunt list.

Aha, good luck!

I'm just trying to post as much as I can.

I'll look into updating my hangout once a lull hits, but right now I'm trying to do dailies for both FR and KofK. I've got familiars to play with and knuffels to feed.

FR?

I'm trying to post as much as possible too XD For donuts!

Oh, Flight Rising. It's like a pet site, with a lot of customization options and there's also battling too. It's pretty chill and pretty fun. If you're interested, they open registrations once a month (probably would happen next week).

Yes, for donuts! D:

Ohhh. Sounds like fun. I'll go check it out. What do the the adoptables look like?

This is my first time seeing CC so I'm pretty excited *^*

There are 13 breeds of dragons (so 13 types of dragons) with dozens of colors and patterns you can choose. There are patterns for three parts of the dragon, usually: body and wings, and the third may either affect the belly or the dragon over all. When you breed dragons, their offspring will be either breed of the parents, with colors between the ranges of the parents, and the pattern (they're called genes) one of those of the parent's. The result depends on the rarity of the genes, but it's all also generated. On top of that, you can also add skin (like an extra layer of pattern over the dragon) and clothes.

Male and females of the different breeds also are drawn differently. (The hatchlings --baby dragons, aren't sexually dimorphic, though.)
I don't have may I've dressed up, but here's an example of one. Lucretia is a "coatl" breed (they have snake tongues), and she's wearing a skin (that's why she looks like her head's a skull) and apparel.
In comparison, Kaden is an imperial breed, and he's not wearing anything. However, he has three patterns on him. His wings are a butterfly pattern, and he has a matching petals pattern for the body. His belly pattern is a glimmer (meaning that it sparkles).


Oh, nice. I think this is my third, although I can't recall the first time I hit the CC.