Aaaah it looks so good on my Fae boy I finally know what to do!!
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TOPIC | Peacock: A New Tertiary Gene
Aaaah it looks so good on my Fae boy I finally know what to do!!
[img]http://flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=175&bodygene=13&breed=1&element=8&eyetype=8&gender=0&tert=111&tertgene=24&winggene=16&wings=175&auth=eb07efca6863f611c070f3c3e25c3d0e276e8ce3&dummyext=prev.png[/img]
You ever wanted more eyes to match the multi-gaze? Now with this tertiary gene you can have more!
You ever wanted more eyes to match the multi-gaze? Now with this tertiary gene you can have more!
YAS a new treasure baby! Many thank!
YAS a new treasure baby! Many thank!
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omg!!!! I love this gene !!! thank you guys so much !
omg!!!! I love this gene !!! thank you guys so much !
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Ooh new gene! Ill have to visit the scrying workshop to see what I think of this one!
Edit; After playing around in the Scrying workshop, I can say that I like the concept of the gene, especially the usage of the accent colouration, but I feel that it looks too much like a pasted on sticker, when used in combination with most primary and secondary genes. The contrast is too big, making it look unnatural, and not a real part of the dragon.
For dragons with basic genes, and specifically basic secondaries, I can see this gene being a great addition, but I don't see myself using it on my dragons that already have genes.
Edit; After playing around in the Scrying workshop, I can say that I like the concept of the gene, especially the usage of the accent colouration, but I feel that it looks too much like a pasted on sticker, when used in combination with most primary and secondary genes. The contrast is too big, making it look unnatural, and not a real part of the dragon.
For dragons with basic genes, and specifically basic secondaries, I can see this gene being a great addition, but I don't see myself using it on my dragons that already have genes.
Ooh new gene! Ill have to visit the scrying workshop to see what I think of this one!
Edit; After playing around in the Scrying workshop, I can say that I like the concept of the gene, especially the usage of the accent colouration, but I feel that it looks too much like a pasted on sticker, when used in combination with most primary and secondary genes. The contrast is too big, making it look unnatural, and not a real part of the dragon.
For dragons with basic genes, and specifically basic secondaries, I can see this gene being a great addition, but I don't see myself using it on my dragons that already have genes.
Edit; After playing around in the Scrying workshop, I can say that I like the concept of the gene, especially the usage of the accent colouration, but I feel that it looks too much like a pasted on sticker, when used in combination with most primary and secondary genes. The contrast is too big, making it look unnatural, and not a real part of the dragon.
For dragons with basic genes, and specifically basic secondaries, I can see this gene being a great addition, but I don't see myself using it on my dragons that already have genes.
oh wow, another eye type!
oh wow, another eye type!
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Huh, peacock dergs.
I guess I should go test this out on LITERALLY EVERYTHING.
Probably on noxtide.
OH. Wow.
[img]http://flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=134&bodygene=4&breed=10&element=10&eyetype=8&gender=0&tert=134&tertgene=24&winggene=24&wings=141&auth=8b8c80007a05c2653ebc7762cc2011f793ebc1c8&dummyext=prev.png[/img]
Huh, peacock dergs.
I guess I should go test this out on LITERALLY EVERYTHING.
Probably on noxtide.
OH. Wow.
I guess I should go test this out on LITERALLY EVERYTHING.
Probably on noxtide.
OH. Wow.