yea theres no way its not an auraboa, it just lines up with how some notn familiars tend to reference existing dragon breeds and particularly usually those that got added that year
the yellow one could either be a really abstracted aberration or really abstracted sandsurge to be honest
yea theres no way its not an auraboa, it just lines up with how some notn familiars tend to reference existing dragon breeds and particularly usually those that got added that year
the yellow one could either be a really abstracted aberration or really abstracted sandsurge to be honest
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[quote name="DoubleO" date="2023-12-17 11:54:48" ]
I like to interpret the Ponder Orb having three heads. The left deer head, then the dragon head(?) in the middle, and a screeching bird/phoenix head on the right (it's next to the pedestal wing).
I don't think it's an Aberration head. It might just be a collection of misty animals in the crystal, sort of like trapped spirits.
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[font=american gothic][size=4]This. It definitely looks like that- whatever it is- it has three heads.
DoubleO wrote on 2023-12-17 11:54:48:
I like to interpret the Ponder Orb having three heads. The left deer head, then the dragon head(?) in the middle, and a screeching bird/phoenix head on the right (it's next to the pedestal wing).
I don't think it's an Aberration head. It might just be a collection of misty animals in the crystal, sort of like trapped spirits.
This. It definitely looks like that- whatever it is- it has three heads.
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I thought that the yellow one was two imperial heads, referencing emperors. green one definitely reads as aurabora to me.
I thought that the yellow one was two imperial heads, referencing emperors. green one definitely reads as aurabora to me.
The recent NotN familiars often take the shape of already known dragon breeds so they're likely based on Auraboas and Aberrations, not new breeds. In the Aberrations' lore, they can be unique in shape and size so this may be in reference to Abbies taking on different looks.
The recent NotN familiars often take the shape of already known dragon breeds so they're likely based on Auraboas and Aberrations, not new breeds. In the Aberrations' lore, they can be unique in shape and size so this may be in reference to Abbies taking on different looks.
Auraboa and Luminax [emoji=spiral winking size=1] [spoiler]source: I drew them[/spoiler]
Auraboa and Luminax
source: I drew them
Yellow one looks like a deer, wolf, and bird to me.
Yellow one looks like a deer, wolf, and bird to me.
[quote name="osiem" date="2023-12-17 12:24:32" ]
Auraboa and Luminax [emoji=spiral winking size=1] [spoiler]source: I drew them[/spoiler]
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Should've known the this year's favorite new NotN familiars were made by you! Perfectly shiny as always :]!!
osiem wrote on 2023-12-17 12:24:32:
Auraboa and Luminax
source: I drew them
Should've known the this year's favorite new NotN familiars were made by you! Perfectly shiny as always :]!!
[quote name="osiem" date="2023-12-17 12:24:32" ]
Auraboa and Luminax [emoji=spiral winking size=1] [spoiler]source: I drew them[/spoiler]
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I'm so happy the 2nd is Luminax! I was hoping we'd eventually get something of him!
osiem wrote on 2023-12-17 12:24:32:
Auraboa and Luminax
source: I drew them
I'm so happy the 2nd is Luminax! I was hoping we'd eventually get something of him!
[quote name="osiem" date="2023-12-17 12:24:32" ]
Auraboa and Luminax [emoji=spiral winking size=1] [spoiler]source: I drew them[/spoiler]
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Thank you for clarification! They look great! I'm really liking the new familiars this year.
osiem wrote on 2023-12-17 12:24:32:
Auraboa and Luminax
source: I drew them
Thank you for clarification! They look great! I'm really liking the new familiars this year.
any imagery of a dragon associated with light that has multiple heads is a big red flag in my book.
any imagery of a dragon associated with light that has multiple heads is a big red flag in my book.
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