Post by Henry Bloodwrath on Apr 15, 2009 8:31:52 GMT -5
Upon my re-entry to civilization of late, I've decided it's best to remove the rogues from the sides of the mountain I'm residing in. Naturally, they would pose a hazard to any friendly people who would come visit. However, if the visitors were disinclined to treat with me in a friendly manner, the rogues would probably do little other than serve as a beacon to my residence.
Therefore, I've gone out and culled quite a few of the rogue salamanders already. It's pity, but I've seen some regression in their traits since their release, with a few mortally immolating themselves after a couple of fire-blasts.
The wyverns, on the other hand, have had some improvements since their release, with a couple of throw-backs as well. The ones who lost their projectile abilities were easily culled, but a few of them seem to have merged the acidic and venomous properties of their spittle, thereby creating a more volatile and dangerous mixture. I have yet to completely experiment on them, and so I've captured a few of the new breed instead of culling them.
I think I've seen a couple of wolf tracks in my latest culls, so I think it's good that I'm culling my creations. The natural order of predators and prey might rebalance themselves, now that the unnatural predators are gone.
Therefore, I've gone out and culled quite a few of the rogue salamanders already. It's pity, but I've seen some regression in their traits since their release, with a few mortally immolating themselves after a couple of fire-blasts.
The wyverns, on the other hand, have had some improvements since their release, with a couple of throw-backs as well. The ones who lost their projectile abilities were easily culled, but a few of them seem to have merged the acidic and venomous properties of their spittle, thereby creating a more volatile and dangerous mixture. I have yet to completely experiment on them, and so I've captured a few of the new breed instead of culling them.
I think I've seen a couple of wolf tracks in my latest culls, so I think it's good that I'm culling my creations. The natural order of predators and prey might rebalance themselves, now that the unnatural predators are gone.