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How could I dare separate these three into their own posts when I know they all share the same brain cell? sage is the one who holds it

They're the mean kids at their own table except they don't pick on others and just ominously sit there

First we have Tangle . He was designed by Melontine

He's likely the most popular of the three, not due to a special personality but rather simply a presence in most conversations. He's a quiet guy and doesn't know how to take the spotlight like others do, making him insecure and humble. And what's a good community cat if not also a gossiper- Tangle's two-faced and will lie to get what he wants. Usually, this is attention.

Next is Sage , designed by TheAngryCatGod

She went through the most changes out of the three. I originally intended for her to be a much kinder cat, but here we are now with a holier-than-thou gal. She quite literally thinks she's god-sent by the spirits in her beliefs and has always been the gifted kid who helps others. She tries her best to be morally upright but fails to consider what that really means, since she's really just looking for approval. She has a high ego and doesn't care how her actions affect others.

Finally, we have Snail , designed by Melontine and given some rework by me!

Little guy, he certainly seems the most normal out of the bunch. He's cheerful with a good humor to go along with that bubbly attitude. On comes the bad though, Snail is apathetic to everything in his world. He doesn't care too deeply for others, nor does he care for his own life. He's developed pretty much no skills or special knowledge because he gave up so early on. He's irresponsible and will follow others no matter their intentions, as long as it makes it easier for him.

They're such free-spirited cats but seem to enjoy the Web Colony. Tangle enjoys the community, while the Web Colony has given Sage a goal in life. Snail admittedly doesn't like all the rules and tight scheduling of the Web Colony, but others at least give him better attention than he received in his old group.

Description

How could I dare separate these three into their own posts when I know they all share the same brain cell? sage is the one who holds it

They're the mean kids at their own table except they don't pick on others and just ominously sit there

First we have Tangle . He was designed by Melontine

He's likely the most popular of the three, not due to a special personality but rather simply a presence in most conversations. He's a quiet guy and doesn't know how to take the spotlight like others do, making him insecure and humble. And what's a good community cat if not also a gossiper- Tangle's two-faced and will lie to get what he wants. Usually, this is attention.

Next is Sage , designed by TheAngryCatGod

She went through the most changes out of the three. I originally intended for her to be a much kinder cat, but here we are now with a holier-than-thou gal. She quite literally thinks she's god-sent by the spirits in her beliefs and has always been the gifted kid who helps others. She tries her best to be morally upright but fails to consider what that really means, since she's really just looking for approval. She has a high ego and doesn't care how her actions affect others.

Finally, we have Snail , designed by Melontine and given some rework by me!

Little guy, he certainly seems the most normal out of the bunch. He's cheerful with a good humor to go along with that bubbly attitude. On comes the bad though, Snail is apathetic to everything in his world. He doesn't care too deeply for others, nor does he care for his own life. He's developed pretty much no skills or special knowledge because he gave up so early on. He's irresponsible and will follow others no matter their intentions, as long as it makes it easier for him.

They're such free-spirited cats but seem to enjoy the Web Colony. Tangle enjoys the community, while the Web Colony has given Sage a goal in life. Snail admittedly doesn't like all the rules and tight scheduling of the Web Colony, but others at least give him better attention than he received in his old group.