Welcome to my NPC Archive!
This page is to serve as a historical archive for all of my non-Canine NPCs!

All canine NPCs or Adoptable Characters (retired or active) can be found within my Category - this resource will specifically document non-canine companions attached to my Active and Inactive characters, and deceased non-Canine NPCs. Active NPCs will be organized beneath the Active Character they are attached to.

See my Category for more information!

• Date of Birth: Mar 2012
• Sex: Mare
• Coat: Liver Chestnut
  • Markings: --
• Status: Relinquished to the Upland Horse Band

Description

• Distinctive Appearance: A modest-built trail horse with a liver-chestnut coat and almost subtly flaxen red mane and tail. She has no distinctive features by way of white markings - and her build suggests out-crossing of both Warmblood descent, Thoroughbred, and Mustang.
• Personality: Nervous and flaky, spooks with minimal provocation and does not handle stress well. Tender-hearted and gentle mannered. Flighty, but possesses good instinct and is seemingly intuitive.

• Date of Birth: 2013
• Sex: Stallion
• Coat: Grullo
  • Markings: Tobiano
• Status: Deceased

Description

• Distinctive Appearance: A tall and built stallion with evident Baroque features, and most likely has been derived from Lusitano stock. He's a dark grullo dun, with a splash of white up one shoulder and four white stockings.
• Personality: Mild mannered and even tempered, evidently well-trained and handled often. Makes for an excellent learning horse, though he does possess a mildly cheeky streak and may bloat if unwilling to cooperate with riding.

• Species: Indian Blue Peafowl
• Date of Birth: March 2014
• Sex: Cock
• Plumage: Standard, over-preened
• Status: Deceased

Description

• Distinctive Appearance: A mature, proud peafowl - his appearance is fairly standard and his crown is full (without anyone to challenge his prominence in the pecking order), but during a state of habitual over-preening, there are a few feathers which grow in damaged and lacking pigment due to stress on the follicles.
• Personality: A loud, obnoxious bastard with a fondness for chickens, perhaps due to a case of mistaken identity. He is proud and aloof, but very food motivated. He will not tolerate being approached, but will be social so long as it's on his own terms. Can be aggressive, if pressed.