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Description
Pudding Mix
Goober + Subterfewege
Hatchling >>
- Creation >> Follow the Subterfewege Snakekey guide
- Anatomy differences >> Instead of being covered in a ton of wool, the hatchling will be a little goo blob. Note that the ears will be lop ears (roughly shoulder length). The belly will have three mouths instead of one (the mouth on the head doesn't have a throat, same as Ewes)
- Color differences >> Follow the Goober Snakekey guide for colors. Inside of mouths can be any solid color. All four do not have to match
- Baby stuff >> Baby face and baby sail. No tingeing. The baby face is not restricted by Goober color rules. Baby fin will be the same color as the baby face
- Description form >> Instead of saying "blood type", the description form should say "temperature". The options are still 'warm' or 'cold'
- Misc >> They do not have eyes, paw pads, (known of) cheek pouches, or belly scales
- Design >> Pudding Mixes can be designed with either the Goober Snakekey design rules for color method A (listed as method 1 in outdated visual guide) or the default color method for Ewes seen in the Subterfewege Snakekey design rules . Both coloring types will not add a design to the skin
- Matures into >> At this age, the skin on the muzzle and end section of the tail will be revealed. The color of this skin should match the available colors seen in the Goober Snakekey guide . Will develop a tail tuft like an Ewe's except made of goo. Paws do not poke out of the goo - they stay in there
- Matures out of >> Baby sail and baby face
- Description form >> This mix does not have a "flavor type". Thus, the description form should have the "art type" field instead
- Usable youth upgrades >> Chubby, color points, growth spurt, oil layer, sail shreds, sharp things, short stature, waterfall mane, back plates, bone disks, and half-face
- Default morphs >> Joey, fae, reach, and goblin
- > Pudding Mixes are often told to stay away from their Ewe relatives, as their goo doesn't play nicely with an Ewe's wool. Regretfully, this commonly just eggs the mixes on
- > Like an Ewe, a Pudding Mix's head mouth lacks a throat that it needs to function. All three belly mouths, however, work just fine. This allows them to talk three times at once or do an eat-breathe-talk combo
