[Press Space/Click for next] Common Frorse Frorses are large, terrestrial amphibians that are used like the common equine. They usually come in greyish greens and browns, and have piercing yellow eyes with sideways pupils. They have long tadpole-like tails, and large distinct horns on their head, as well as a big lower jaw. Frorses are omnivores, and by that, I mean they eat whatever they can get their slimy hoof-paw-hands on. Frorses usually display a docile, curious demeanor, but can be very loud and voracious during times. These creatures are quite agile despite the size of their limbs, able to run at 45 miles per hour. Common Frorse Tadpoles are medium sized, colored similarly to their parents. The only noticeable difference between a normal tadpole and a frorse tadpole, aside from the size, is their legs. Tadpoles are able to run from predators, so the Common Frorse does not have to be as aggressive as their cousins. Cowboys from the Wild Swamps use them as their mounts, but despite being fast and docile, these water-loving amphibians are not a great choice for very hot or firey places. They need to have some source of water to moisturize, for extreme heat dries them out instantly. But don't fret! If you simply just re-hydrate them, they will be good as new. Dart Frorse Dart frorses are the smaller, stockier, more poisonous cousin of the common frorse. They have a striking red body, with yellow gradients, as well as shorter horns, purple eyes, and distinct black markings. Dart frorses are more hostile, for their tadpoles, which are far much smaller than their common counterparts, are legless. Because of this, dart frorses are far more hostile and feral. Dart frorses also possess a far larger lower jaw, to store their eggs if they lay in a bad place. Because of this, however, dart frorses have practically no neck. Dart frorses are able to access Indigo magic, otherwise known as Poison magic, through the insects and plants they eat. Because of their more daring diet, though, dart frorses are a lot more picky than their more ravenous cousins. Because of their stockiness, they are only able to run about 10 miles per hour, meaning they cannot run away from predators nearly as effectively, which makes them ever the more aggressive. Because of their feral and poisonous nature, it is not advised attempting to use them as steeds, but remember, the dart frorse is not just a mindless monster. They are simply animals, animals that are protective of their young, and we should respect them for that.
Thanks to Alien for the OG vector, the music, and his OC, but thanks to Alien and Zey for their help concepting the new Dart Frorse! Basically, all that's new: Better writing, new variant based on Belgium, poison dart frogs, and boars, sized down Frorse, rebalanced speed, Beastiary-like description, Saddle.
