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Description

Icy-snowy-what-Karozan <3
This Karozan is Uncommon, because he has markings on his mane. Most have solid-color manes, though a few have markings.

Current Top Bid
110 by SisterofJolly

ENDS
1.26.2015 at 3 pm
(a little over 48 hours)

LOOK
You'll get 10 off your bid if you post a journal advertising the following game:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/1…
forum.islesofeventide.com/
You can either use the journal to add a free 10 worth to your bid while you're bidding, or if you win, you can post the journal after the Auction is over and you'll get 10 off.
(So say you bet 50, but if you post the journal, you'll only have to pay 40)
I'll still give you a llama for posting the journal.

Bidding Rules
-Minimum of +10 points to the previous bid
-Do not bluff
-Don't ask for the auction to end sooner
-Bid on the same strand of comments (starting from mine below)
-The journal is worth 10 free points, so yes, you CAN bet the same as the previous bidder if you post the journal too

What can you do with this Karozan?
-Draw it, rp with it, idk, anything you'd do with a normal character
-Minor changes to the design allowed, so long as it's barely noticeable
-You CANNOT change the mane color
-You CANNOT change the anatomy in any way
-No accessories (yet, I'm thinking about how they'll work)
-NO REFUNDS! This is an auction so you're paying as much as you're willing to pay, and that's your choice!
-If you choose to disown it you may sell it for equal or less than how much you bought it for
-No babies yet, I'm working on that feature

What is a Karozan?
A Karozan is an omnivours reptile that dwells in lakes, rivers, and beaches. They have a thick mane under their neck, as well as a smaller one on their back and a thick tuft at the end of their tail--because of these thick growths, they only inhabit clean water bodies, and can't live in dirty swamps.
For food, they live off of berries, underwater weeds, and mainly fish or frogs. Mates are usually decided by their vibrant markings.
While they don't have much of a social structure due to food being abundant, a single body of water usually has at least 1 'dominant'.

Description

Icy-snowy-what-Karozan <3
This Karozan is Uncommon, because he has markings on his mane. Most have solid-color manes, though a few have markings.

Current Top Bid
110 by SisterofJolly

ENDS
1.26.2015 at 3 pm
(a little over 48 hours)

LOOK
You'll get 10 off your bid if you post a journal advertising the following game:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/1…
forum.islesofeventide.com/
You can either use the journal to add a free 10 worth to your bid while you're bidding, or if you win, you can post the journal after the Auction is over and you'll get 10 off.
(So say you bet 50, but if you post the journal, you'll only have to pay 40)
I'll still give you a llama for posting the journal.

Bidding Rules
-Minimum of +10 points to the previous bid
-Do not bluff
-Don't ask for the auction to end sooner
-Bid on the same strand of comments (starting from mine below)
-The journal is worth 10 free points, so yes, you CAN bet the same as the previous bidder if you post the journal too

What can you do with this Karozan?
-Draw it, rp with it, idk, anything you'd do with a normal character
-Minor changes to the design allowed, so long as it's barely noticeable
-You CANNOT change the mane color
-You CANNOT change the anatomy in any way
-No accessories (yet, I'm thinking about how they'll work)
-NO REFUNDS! This is an auction so you're paying as much as you're willing to pay, and that's your choice!
-If you choose to disown it you may sell it for equal or less than how much you bought it for
-No babies yet, I'm working on that feature

What is a Karozan?
A Karozan is an omnivours reptile that dwells in lakes, rivers, and beaches. They have a thick mane under their neck, as well as a smaller one on their back and a thick tuft at the end of their tail--because of these thick growths, they only inhabit clean water bodies, and can't live in dirty swamps.
For food, they live off of berries, underwater weeds, and mainly fish or frogs. Mates are usually decided by their vibrant markings.
While they don't have much of a social structure due to food being abundant, a single body of water usually has at least 1 'dominant'.