So here is the line up.

I have decided these will be breed able as well. But you will require a male and female razorback to breed them. I am working on setting up the traits chart. There will be hidden traits and of course there are rare traits and common traits. Long ears being the most common for course. But come end of the week i will have this set up and ready to go.

These are the 6 bases that can be picked from. If anyone wants one right now they will be able to pick out a color scheme and that will be one of the starts for the secret traits that are available.

Top row
Desert, Plains, Island (prehensile tail)

Bottom row
Mountain, Forest, shore

Razorback Specifics

Desert - the most common and seen of the Razorback species. Their tribes are a nomadic and close knit group of less than 50. They will often trade with in human cities bordering the deserts they reside in. Their fur is course and long but they tend not to overheat even with the long fur. Desert Razorback colors range from yellows to Brown's. Their spikes are only ever black, and their eyes are blues or rarely greens.

Plains - the second most common of the Razorbacks. They however are not seen as much as their desert kin. They live in tribes of 10 or less. A plains Razorback will have tan or brown fur with any type of spotted pattern. Their spikes can be black brown white or bone colored, and their eyes are only Brown's.

Island - Rarest of the Razorback. Only one established tribe of less than 250 is believed to still exist. Their coloring consist of a dark color with vibrantly colored accents. Their clan is also the only clan to enjoy a almost purely vegetarian diet. Meat being eaten only if sick or injured to help the body heal quicker.

Mountain - a reclusive lot of Razorback, living in established villages of 20-30 that lives but a caste system to determine rank and privileges. The caste one would belong to is determined by the number of stripes an individual is born with. Their colors are pale blues and whites, with black or brown stripes. The spikes on their back are black or brown.

Forest - uncommon group but often seen by those that know the forest. They live in migrant family groups of no more than 5 and are Hunter gathers. Trades are done by a trusted middle party to the human world, normally a harder band or a lone wolf anthroin. Fur is a range of muted dark colors including a green color that may or may not be natural. Can be spotted or striped but never completely solid. Spikes are bone, white, tan, ivory, or rarely green.

Shore - these are just as rare as the island razorbacks. Though unlike their island kin these eat only fish and the algae or seaweed found on the rocks at low tide. They can be painted or dappled in any known natural coat color including blue roan. Spikes must match main coat color but can also be any color. Their family groups consist of no more than 3 generations with the males staying with the family and the females moving away to join their mate when the time comes.



THIS IS NOT A FREE BASE.