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Mistral breeds and types
Mistrals come in only three distinct, stable breeds which differ in appearence and general
temperament, as well as themes/types. Only males have forehead horns.
Within each breed there are usually 4 separate types of mistral connected by a theme.
Probably due to their fae ancestry, the breeds regularly
change their themes. Such a change occurs every few clutches. (and coincides with the
changing of the critter graphics ^_~) For further info on the individual types, please
see the theme archive.
miniwing
| physical |
Characterised by miniature wings-ears and
a spread of tail feathers. Spiralled horn. |
| temperament |
This breed of mistral is generally very affectionate, and
fond of physical displays of love. Chirpy and often (too) talkative,
fun-loving and adventurous. |
themes |
Usually of intangibles such as elements and
emotions. |
furrytuft
| physical |
Furry ears and long-maned tails. Plain horn. |
| temperament |
This breed is very loyal, and capable of
remaining calm and rational even in the midst of chaos. Good at giving solid,
practical advice. |
themes |
Tending towards natural inanimates such as
minerals, rocks, and metals. |
swirlycurl
| physical |
Wavy mane on the crest and no ears. Tail is fantastically
(and impractically) curled. Curved horn. |
| temperament |
Given to thinking and quiet contemplation. Wary
of strangers and quite aloof. |
themes |
So far all botanic (plant) themes. |
Mistrals born of parents of different breeds and with the characteristics of both are called
cross-breeds, and mistrals without any distinct theme are called hybrids.
(more info on the breeding page)
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