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At the end of last month, some of our wonderful staff got promoted to the "Full Moderator" status!  A huge round of congratulations to:

For the month of September

October Monthly Items

 

Flock of Mourning Doves
(Sparra and Fatal)

 

 

 

 

 

 

In addition to the egg, the monthly DNA's and Dyes for October are in.

Hatchling Egg Autumn
(Estu)

 

 

Cherry Tree Midground and Petals Foregrounds were originally done by Canta, these are recolors of the original.
Bane tokens are also in the Token Shop for the month of October.

 

CWP Buyers Appreciation Raffle:

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Subbreed Thread | Guild Link

Cost to make: 80+ CWP
Celebratory Month: October / Gremlinfest
Subbreed Blurb: Shaggy Gremlins originated in the wilder, untamed corners of the wilderness of Lunaria. Recently some nomadic gremlins have ventured into the more settled parts of this world. These shaggy, mischievous wajas are very secretive and wary of others. It is much more dangerous in the wilds where they come from, and they tend to be slow to warm up to strangers.

The founding generation in this new community (gen 1's) of gremlins usually prefer to keep themselves somewhat ambiguous, leaving outsiders to wonder what it means to have a second face. Their society and lifestyle generally encourages it's members to keep it that way as a mysterious means of protection, and they shun drawing too much attention to either of their heads. They pride themselves on having matching (if somewhat messy) long fur. The front head and the tail head tend to be in sync, and potential threats have a much harder time predicting their next move.

With any gremlin, it can be difficult to discern how much control over the waja each head may have. But with Renegade Gremlins (usually, but not always gen2+), often the tail head has much more obvious control over the waja than the front head. They prefer to distintinguish themselves by brushing on extra mutation markings to accentuate this aspect of themselves to draw more attention to what they consider their "true" face. 
Examples: