I was bored today, so I did four >.> <.< The Thorncat Dragon (my own species), the Hellhound, the Triffid and the Sock Monster. Yes, I was that bored. Just don't ask me to do any hatchling or adult stages or the triffid egg, 'cause I'm rubbish digitally without a tablet.
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Thorncat Dragon
Egg
A large, beige egg with a row of extremely sharp, black spikes running down one side.
Hatchling
When it first hatched, your Thorncat Dragon was about the size of a small chicken. Now, however, after only a few days of breaking free of the egg, it is already the size of a pony and promises to be enormous when adult. It has the legs and tail of a lion, its draconian face the shape of a horse's and its back, neck and head are scaled iridescent copper that shimmers in the light. A row of short, sharp spikes extend from its forehead to the base of its tail. Also, it seems to like eating shoes. Especially yours.
Adult
Your hatchling is now the size of a lorry and its fixation on your shoes has finally passed. Its leonine legs are sandy in colouring and are extremely soft to the touch. Its scales are now harder than steel and still shine beautifully in any light and its jet black spikes have grown immense, now at arm length. They have also become immensely sharp, as has its teeth, of which a few poke out over its bottom lip.
General
Thorncat dragons are beautiful and majestic creatures and are highly valued pets because of their friendly and affectionate personalities. They are usually found in the Alasre Mountains, but some have been spotted in Arkene, Silva Forest and even in the Etain Desert.
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Hellhound
Egg
A black egg with a crimson skull shape on one side.
Hatchling
A cute, black and crimson puppy. This creature is very playful and friendly and loves to have fun with you. It seems just like a normal puppy, apart from the colouring. It likes to chew things too, anything ranging in size from sock to table. You can often find it playing with the Direwolf hatchlings.
Adult
Your cute little puppy has grown up into a terrifying beast that, despite its reputation, is actually very friendly and affectionate. Its fur is black and it has crimson skeletal markings down one side of its body and on its face. Your Hellhound has blood red eyes. It also enjoys the company of Direwolves in your Keep, just as it did when it was young.
General
Hellhounds are feared and despised by most for their frightening appearance, however they have many great qualities, including loyalty, friendliness and caring. If their owner is in any danger, a Hellhound will protect them with their life. They just go to show that you can never judge a book by its cover.
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Triffid
Egg
A small, green egg with a miniature flower poking out of the shell.
Hatchling
A tiny, green, daisy-like creature that has a tiny little face on the stem. It seems to like eating insects. Since it looks like a large daisy, you tried to plant it, but it didn't like that and bit you ferociously. However, that didn't hurt at all, since the walkabout plant has no teeth. Although it refused to be planted, it does sleep in a flowerpot at night.
Adult
Your oversized daisy has now become quite large, now as big as a fully grown sunflower and it eats mice and frogs instead of its previous diet of flies and other buzzy things. Abeoth Frogs should not be allowed near fully grown Triffids for this reason. These plants can move about and walk on their roots, but, in their adult stage, they usually prefer to stay in their pots.
General
Triffids are, basically, walking plants. However, when adult, they tend to not move about as much as they did when they were younger, where they refused to be planted at all. Triffids eat insects, mice and frogs depending on their size, so make sure that if you have a large one, not to let your Abeoths near it.
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Sock Monster
Egg
This egg is multicoloured and woolly to the touch. There are two little knitting needles poking out of it...Maybe this isn't an egg after all?
Hatchling
Thank goodness, you hadn't picked up an egg-shaped ball of wool! It really is a creature, although what creature exactly, you don't know. It almost seems to change shape, but it does this so gradually that you don't notice it straight away. One minute, it looks almost feline, the next, serpentine. You have to be careful when handling it, so as not to unravel it. What a strange beast.
Adult
Your Sock Monster has hardly grown any larger than it was when it hatched, although it has stopped changing shape, now firmly attached to sock form. Whenever its out of your sight, however, it will go on a sock hunt. Wherever it goes, socks go with it. You find it increasingly hard to keep your feet warm.
General
Sock Monsters are usually found in laundry rooms or in someone's sock drawer and are very mischievous and they are responsible for every missing sock and every mismatching pair. It is still unknown as to what they do with these stolen socks, though many people think that they either eat them, hide them change their pattern and colour or trade them with other Sock Monsters. None of these are actually true.
The Sock Monster is mainly in there for comic relief, but also because I'd personally love to have one ;)
Anyway, thanks for looking at my suggestions, please feel free to pixel them.
