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Pets and Creatures
Pets and Creatures
Akeli-Lands is settled in a fantasy world. It fittingly has its own fantasy pets, creatures and even monsters! These creatures are created for the group as a way to enrich the world and lore of the group!
These creatures can be used in non-akeli art, as long as you credit the group!
Here's a key for understanding each creature's stats:
Tameable: If the creature is allowed to be tamed or show friendly behaviour towards kels! Even if a creature is tameable, it does not mean that it can be used as a pet or companion. It simply means that it can be used as a farm animal and such.
Rarity: How often can a kel come across said creature!
Common - These creatures are seen very often
Uncommon - Kels usually have to go out of their way to notice or find this creature
Rare - Limited to a few areas, these creatures do not show their face often
Mythical - Only ever seen by a few kels and even then, some believe they are making stuff up
Threat: How said creature will react when facing a kel.
Amicable - These creatures have a friendly disposition and will naturally seek the presence of kels
Non-confrontational - These creatures will prefer to avoid kels but will not react aggressively when approached
Territorial - These creatures will prefer to avoid kels but will react aggressively with reasons
Aggressive - These creatures will react aggressively to the sight of kels. Avoid at all costs
What is the difference between Pets and Farm/Wildlife?
What is the difference between Pets and Farm/Wildlife?
Pets will vary greatly in appearance and colours and are bred for the sole purpose of being a pet. Owning a pet means that you own a specific, unique design of an Akeli-Creature! These designs will be found on the Akeli Resources account!
Farm and Wildlife are just that... regular creatures meant for food or resources. These creatures do not vary greatly in design and are not meant to be pets. This doesn't mean your kel cannot be affectionate or give love and care to these creatures! It's the same way people have chickens as pets. You simply do not expect them to do tricks or walk on a leash.
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