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Description
fear the herd, this is a pretty old monster of mine
the three named centisheep are the dominant three in the Shepherd's familia.
Mason is the stoic leader
Kanary is absolutely feral with more than a few screws loose
Beau is the cutest one
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The Centisheep are an aggressive race often found in large herds. Although due to their nature and and tendency to stay in large numbers, they are considered to be very dangerous and should be avoided should you encounter any. They are omnivores, mostly feeding on a variety of greens but have also been known to occasionally hunt and devour prey.

In the past they used to be a popular domestic animal among nobles & royalty to flaunt their wealth and power. Because of their hot temperament, many try to tame and train these unruly creatures in order to boost their status. However this fell out of practice since few were able to accomplish this task, and many were injured or killed in the process. Those who were unable to handle domestic Centisheep irresponsibly released them to the wild which contributed to the great number of them in the wild today.

Currently, only professional tamers are permitted to keep, raise, and breed such creatures.

Fun Fact:
Despite being called sheep they do not grow wool, but rather, they grow long silky and durable hair that was used in creating violin bows. Another reason that led to their popularity amongst the nobles of the past.

Description
fear the herd, this is a pretty old monster of mine
the three named centisheep are the dominant three in the Shepherd's familia.
Mason is the stoic leader
Kanary is absolutely feral with more than a few screws loose
Beau is the cutest one
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The Centisheep are an aggressive race often found in large herds. Although due to their nature and and tendency to stay in large numbers, they are considered to be very dangerous and should be avoided should you encounter any. They are omnivores, mostly feeding on a variety of greens but have also been known to occasionally hunt and devour prey.

In the past they used to be a popular domestic animal among nobles & royalty to flaunt their wealth and power. Because of their hot temperament, many try to tame and train these unruly creatures in order to boost their status. However this fell out of practice since few were able to accomplish this task, and many were injured or killed in the process. Those who were unable to handle domestic Centisheep irresponsibly released them to the wild which contributed to the great number of them in the wild today.

Currently, only professional tamers are permitted to keep, raise, and breed such creatures.

Fun Fact:
Despite being called sheep they do not grow wool, but rather, they grow long silky and durable hair that was used in creating violin bows. Another reason that led to their popularity amongst the nobles of the past.