Posted at 2021-12-30 18:13:10 — Link
i will give you a rainbow jar and an energy drink if u give me a female deviant color okapi
I'm not like normal girls.........I'm not even a girl...........I'M A HORSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RIP woodie u were awesome and i will miss u
Other games I can be found on!
Horse Reality - Horsayay
Noble Horse - Sxauti
Posted at 2023-10-19 22:53:19 — Link
Wat is deviant?
Why on Earth, Olympus, Tartarus, Aphodel, or Elysium would I be serious when I can make things fun?
Posted at 2023-10-19 22:54:22 — Link
Also do u have red gryphon??? Ima n00b and need help and pets
Why on Earth, Olympus, Tartarus, Aphodel, or Elysium would I be serious when I can make things fun?
Posted at 2023-10-22 19:55:09 — Link
Also do u have red gryphon??? Ima n00b and need help and pets
#Lordess,
Just so you know, the player who made this thread hasn't been online in quite a while.
Also, a deviant is a pet born with a rare color/pattern. In order to breed a deviant, both parents must be homozygous for the color or pattern you are trying to get, and you only have a one in ten chance that the offspring will be a deviant. You may have to breed the parents many times before you get one, or you may get lucky and get a deviant on the first try. You'll know if a pet is a deviant if it has an asterisk next to the name of the color or pattern of the pet.
For example, this is a normal black Gryphon:
https://beastkeeper.com/pet/1916526
This is a deviant black Gryphon:
https://beastkeeper.com/pet/1957538
If you look in his genetics tab, you'll notice that the color black is marked with a yellow star, which means he has a rare deviant color. The pattern (cat) is not marked, so he has a normal pattern. If the star had been on the pattern, he would look like this:
https://beastkeeper.com/resources/pets/gryphon/a6_b5_p01.png
A double deviant (https://beastkeeper.com/resources/pets/gryphon/a6_b5_p11.png) is when the deviant pet has a star on both the color and pattern, but those are even harder to get.
I hope this was helpful and not very confusing.
