Companions

Cultural depictions of vulpeye focus on the eyelike markings on each tail. It is claimed that the tail of a vulpeye holds immense magical power, and staring into one can send you into a trance...

Variants

Dust

Golden

Wisteria

Fennec vulpeye have adapted to harsh, dry areas. Their small, compact bodies make them more adorable, but they're just as wild as any other vulpeye.

Variants

Cinnamon

Fog

Silver

A bizarre automaton. Its eyes remain forever closed, save for the ones on its tails. These remain forever open, always watching...

Variants

Observant

Viral

Scarlet

Legends claim that a charred vulpeye burns with the souls lost in its home forest.

Variants

Aether

Spirit

Essence

Waldycane are small walruses known for their wide variety of color variants. It’s believed that their diet affects how their blubber colors itself—though those in more extreme temperatures can develop fur color that seems to operate under the same conditions. Due to their colorful nature, they are often associated with winter holidays.

Original companion concept by Toxous .

Variants

Steel

Tan

Dark

Waldycane are small walruses known for their wide variety of color variants. It’s believed that their diet affects how their blubber colors itself—though those in more extreme temperatures can develop fur color that seems to operate under the same conditions. Due to their colorful nature, they are often associated with winter holidays.

Original companion concept by Toxous .

Variants

Brown

Blonde

Grey

Waldycane are small walruses known for their wide variety of color variants. It’s believed that their diet affects how their blubber colors itself—though those in more extreme temperatures can develop fur color that seems to operate under the same conditions. Due to their colorful nature, they are often associated with winter holidays.

Original companion concept by Toxous .

Variants

Ocean

Shimmer

Dirt

Waldycane are small walruses known for their wide variety of color variants. It’s believed that their diet affects how their blubber colors itself—though those in more extreme temperatures can develop fur color that seems to operate under the same conditions. Due to their colorful nature, they are often associated with winter holidays.

Original companion concept by Toxous .

Variants

Rainbow

Black

Blue

Slumbear is named for their impressive hibernation habits. It’s said that people celebrate the end of snowfall on the groggy appearance of these tired animals. They’ve never stayed awake for these holidays—preferring to go back to sleep after stretching their legs.

Variants

Murk

Golden

Brown

Slumbear is named for their impressive hibernation habits. It’s said that people celebrate the end of snowfall on the groggy appearance of these tired animals. They’ve never stayed awake for these holidays—preferring to go back to sleep after stretching their legs.

Variants

Grey

Brown

Cinnamon

Slumbear is named for their impressive hibernation habits. It’s said that people celebrate the end of snowfall on the groggy appearance of these tired animals. They’ve never stayed awake for these holidays—preferring to go back to sleep after stretching their legs.

Variants

Clay

Sky

Coal

Slumbear is named for their impressive hibernation habits. It’s said that people celebrate the end of snowfall on the groggy appearance of these tired animals. They’ve never stayed awake for these holidays—preferring to go back to sleep after stretching their legs.

Variants

Tan

Brown

Black

These strange creatures often tie themselves into a knot when bored.

Variants

Orange

Velvet

White

Hobbledygook have a very telling name-- these strange creatures hobble about the forests, babbling all night long, repeating noises and words from other creatures...

Variants

Albino

Ghast

Miasma