Turkey Trot (Creature 945 + 946)

[Faleep]

These guys are cute! I can’t wait to see the adults

[Sheelah]

Odd, I turned in some turkeys, but no eggs appeared? Is that supposed to happen?

[BBkat]

Odd, I turned in some turkeys, but no eggs appeared? Is that supposed to happen?

Yeah. You get Purple and Orange corn from the quest.
Orange corn can be used to change an egg into the new Turkey and Purple Corn turns it (randomly) into one of the past Amagnae.

[Sheelah]

Odd, I turned in some turkeys, but no eggs appeared? Is that supposed to happen?

Yeah. You get Purple and Orange corn from the quest.
Orange corn can be used to change an egg into the new Turkey and Purple Corn turns it (randomly) into one of the past Amagnae.

Thank you very much for explaining. I was wondering what had happened.

[Zeteri]

I'm surprised with how crazy the clicking threads are right now that we don't have any Adults of the owls or New Turkeys yet

[PrincessOfVampires]

Everybody is so focused on the amagnaes that nobody posted the owls yet, so here I go:

Borean Luteus Owl - Black Market - 5,000



Egg: Two waving feathers can be seen jutting from the top of this bright blue egg.

male

Hatchling:
These little ones refuse to go near The Keep, but they are friendly enough. When their magi enter the woods, luteus owl hatchlings swoop down at once, finding a shoulder or bag to perch on. They are inquisitive and feisty hatchlings, prone to investigating the pockets of passersby. Unfortunately, they will fly off with anything they find interesting, and getting them to return items is tricky. Leaving cups of sweet syrups will catch their attention, though. When luteus owls are busy guzzling maple syrup, they are so focused on their treat that it is relatively easy to sidle up and retrieve the stolen goods.

General description:

Spoiler

No one has ever seen one of these companions venture far from a forest, and they have never been known to enter the castle. Luteus owls seem to grow weak without the presence of trees, becoming lethargic and then slipping out of consciousness. It would be easy enough to pick up a luteus owl in this state, perhaps transferring it to a cage. This doesn't mean that it's a good idea to try and transport them – rather, quite the opposite. When luteus owls awaken far from trees, they fly into fits of rage. These companions will lash out at anyone, and are capable of inflicting great damage. As one can imagine, they are not considered to be the best travel companions. When surrounded by trees, however, these companions possess quiet temperaments and bond well with their magi. Their thirst for blood is reserved for the hunt. Borean luteus owls are most ravenous during the late autumn, when the warmth finally relinquishes its hold and the nights begin to leave frost on the ground. As soon as the first traces of snow appear, these companions are spotted more, flitting from tree to tree. Unlike other owls, these companions move as comfortably in daylight as they do in the dark, and hunt at all hours. Their appearances allow them to go all but unnoticed. Luteus owls will often remain still for an entire day, blending in seamlessly with the surrounding foliage. Younger owls will swoop down on unsuspecting passerby, finding their surprised yells to be greatly amusing.

[Zeteri]

Ice Luteus Owl - Black Market - 5,000



Egg: Two waving feathers can be seen jutting from the top of this bright blue egg.

male Female

Hatchling:
These little ones refuse to go near The Keep, but they are friendly enough. When their magi enter the woods, luteus owl hatchlings swoop down at once, finding a shoulder or bag to perch on. They are inquisitive and feisty hatchlings, prone to investigating the pockets of passersby. Unfortunately, they will fly off with anything they find interesting, and getting them to return items is tricky. Leaving cups of sweet syrups will catch their attention, though. When luteus owls are busy guzzling maple syrup, they are so focused on their treat that it is relatively easy to sidle up and retrieve the stolen goods.

General description:

Spoiler

No one has ever seen one of these companions venture far from a forest, and they have never been known to enter the castle. Luteus owls seem to grow weak without the presence of trees, becoming lethargic and then slipping out of consciousness. It would be easy enough to pick up a luteus owl in this state, perhaps transferring it to a cage. This doesn't mean that it's a good idea to try and transport them – rather, quite the opposite. When luteus owls awaken far from trees, they fly into fits of rage. These companions will lash out at anyone, and are capable of inflicting great damage. As one can imagine, they are not considered to be the best travel companions. When surrounded by trees, however, these companions possess quiet temperaments and bond well with their magi. Their thirst for blood is reserved for the hunt. Borean luteus owls are most ravenous during the late autumn, when the warmth finally relinquishes its hold and the nights begin to leave frost on the ground. As soon as the first traces of snow appear, these companions are spotted more, flitting from tree to tree. Unlike other owls, these companions move as comfortably in daylight as they do in the dark, and hunt at all hours. Their appearances allow them to go all but unnoticed. Luteus owls will often remain still for an entire day, blending in seamlessly with the surrounding foliage. Younger owls will swoop down on unsuspecting passerby, finding their surprised yells to be greatly amusing.

Just adding onto it Can't wait to wake up and see what the adults look like

[Tyriagris]

Alright so - if I ever stop screaming about these owls, please assume I have died.

I need... SO many.

[Real]

Here's a female Dulcine:


Dulcine amagnae are made entirely out of sugar and have quite the taste for it. Like glass phoenixes, they only eat the substances that make up their bodies, both to heal and simply because they seem to like it. Whatever they consume along with the sugar is incorporated into their wispy feathers, which can become scented or colored if they eat sugar locked up in some other sort of treat. Unlike glass phoenixes, however, dulcine amagnae are surprisingly gentle and obedient as adults, easy to train with rewards of brightly-dyed sugar. They act much like living animals, following their caretakers around and even cuddling. The birds make excellent family companions, provided any children around them don't try to pluck and eat their sweet feathers. Taken carefully, small clippings of dulcine amagnae feathers can be added to foods to make them more magically potent and delicious.

And a male Borean Luteus Owl:


I think the description is the same as for the doni counterpart?

[MothballMilkshake]

The adult is so cute!