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15:51 Thu 4/26/2007

A Northern Ice Tripyrofin. Yes, there's going to be a southern ice version as well later on, just still figuring out what possible differences there'd be... When the light reflects off the fings, tiny scales shimmer and give off an effect similar to the northern lights. It's much more pale in color, and is covered in a thick fur, making it look poofy. Horns resemble.. ice, and sometimes simply appear frosted over.

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09:29 Mon 4/23/2007

Another poison Tripyrofin.
This one may go up for adoption.

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05:52 Mon 4/23/2007

The Death Tri.. or.. Necro Tripryofin.. doesn't cause death by looking one in the eye as you might expect. Instead they're more of a scavenger, and are really thin and have an emancipated appearance. Don't let this fool you, as they are quite healthy. Everything is thin, and their wings tattered, as if a living corpse. Bones decorate their bodies as jewelry.

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05:23 Mon 4/23/2007

Now we're stretching into the pokemon fandom with this one. It's a grass type. Totally unsure what it's abilities include at the moment, but the fings are made to resemble fern leaves... or other type of fan-like leaves. The horns resemble branches, and even have leaflets dotting the surface, which can change with the seasons. Including falling off, much like a deer sheds its antlers.

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22:54 Sun 4/22/2007

This tripryofin is more or less a darker, and dirtier color. Good reason too, it's of the 'dirt', 'ground', or 'earth' elemental variety. They're also slightly heavier and built low to the ground. Their fings are of little use to them, but should they decide to pick up some fishing in a river or lake, they still come into use.

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22:50 Sun 4/22/2007

Here's a holy/light type of Tripryofin. With wings that shimmer in the light, and horns looking as though they were made of gold, these ones are far more 'dainty' and aren't much of a fighter. Their flames are more pastel in color to also show their 'element' and are more or less a showoff.
Think a bird of paradise compared to a robin in means of flashy colors.

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22:45 Sun 4/22/2007

Here we have a poison type of the Tripyrofins. With the colors far more brighter and fins sharing a lionfish pattern it clearly gives any opponent a warning that this creature is venomous.
Now I haven't decided if the poison should be from the forehead horn, the tips of the fings, the dewclaws which could act as a platy's spurs.. or the normal bite.

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00:01 Sun 4/22/2007

Okay I had fun doodling this guy out... it's a 'tripyrofin' ... and those wings double as fins for helping the creature swim underwater by simply tucking its legs close to the body and using them to 'fly' under the waves.

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