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Maybe I can make one of him sneezing soon (He's the god of sickness because he had doubled up Immunity)

Update: I made him look like he has Big nose now instead of Cracker Jaw!

It's okay I did it (Whims of Fate Challenge, this is the tribe's leader(Sol)'s sister) Also, no, I didn't use console, despite the amount of food and nesting material.

Whoo! I can draw on Piskel! (This is Meringue BTW, it looks kinda like he has cracker Jaw, but it's supposed to be Big Nose)

I love this

I literally just went and searched up this website for the first time and I already figured out how to do it: Resize (somewhere on the right) it to a bigger canvas! Now, I must try and draw something...

I 3169 hours because I leave the game open over night. oops.

Whooo! Go GaryClan-- er, BlueClan!

Meringue, then

ALL THE CREATURES I'm not gonna include a few of my godesses tho (Below- my father named him, okay? Also, his pregnant daughter is in the background.) (Below- the red and white one, Snowblood) And, of course, MERINGUE!

The game wouldn't be as fun if you could go wherever you want, whenever you want. The fun of it is trying to find the island you need.

Born in America, Raised in America. Though I did travel to South America when i was 4 and 6 (I don't know any Spanish except for gracias, si, and hola )

I'm pretty sure it's on Peaceful Meadow. I don't really know. The tribe had died out on one, and when I restarted, i took my female to the flower port, and that's where they settled. Once when I passed the day I noticed slashes appear on a wanderer on the corner of the screen, and there was some Bearyena meat in front of her. I guess the Bearyena attacked her but her Spiky Body fought back. I got free food!

I tried again after that, and some beautiful daughters were born, but a Bearyena killed my female, leaving me with no creatures at all. So, I restarted a third time, and kind of made some new rules/edited the old one. First, I can breed with the males I breed. Second, I can keep males that are born into the tribe, (and have them collect food etc) but if I want to breed them, they must first be released. Third, I can invite in female wanderers and breed them, but once they're adults, i must release my current breeding female, and the new female must breed with one of the males I bred, so the line will continue properly. Currently, the tribe is at day 130, with 90 food and six creatures (breeding female, one old male, two teenage males from the previous female,a nd a teen female from the previous breeder.). So far, so good!

The immunty genes don't really matter, though. Sometimes if you start from the same bloodline after dying, you'll get creatures with J immunity, even if you didn't have it before. It doesn't matter what the immunities are, because they all have the same functionality.

I just tried the wanderer challenge. my starting female found three baby/teenage males in her lifetime, but the two that she was able to breed with had B immunity, which she had, so her first son is sick. The first wanderer she found was blind and infertile Since she only had two sons, I'm just going to restart.

This would be awesome, though it would be better if it's stats were a little balanced out. With the current stats, it's a Big Nose but with three collecting. I propose for this Cheek Pouch to instead have 2 collecting and 2 smelling, that way it's just a little more balanced so it won't always be the gene that every tribe aims for. Also, how would it be unlocked in the mutation menu? Maybe the cheeks could fill up when you collect berries, and when the night comes, the creature will deposit the berries into the food store, eating from it's deposit. (It would deposit the food before everyone eats) .

Meet Heron! Heron was a member of the Bird Tribe (a tribe that often sends their tribe members to find other tribes and help them,a nd also always have bird names (this is the story for every wanderer found in this tribe), and as you can see if the family tree, he has a lot of tribemates who have come to this tribe. he was found on the Archipelago, but as he grew old, the tribe started moving over the the next small island. Heron was left to take care of a baby that was born right before her mother crossed to the other side. Heron and the child collected food until the other creature was old enough to cross the divide, and before she left, became pregnant with Heron's child. I don't remember what his child looked like, but they were probably pretty cool and, I'm sure, had children. After his mate crossed over to the last small island, Heron collected food alone until he passed away.

So, ages later. The tribe already moved to the next island, but I forgot to take a picture before we moved in. Anyways, Lime had another kid (his previous mate was Flax, one of Milday's twins, but Flax just passed away), and has Platypus Beak, compliments of Jungla. Except she has black eyes on her melanistic body, so she's really creepy. Thus, her name is Beaky Nightmare. I think i might go with weird names like that for the next generation(s). Aren't I so creative? Whoo! New wanderer to breed! His only (actually) bad traits are recessive Shortsighted Eyes and slightly bad fertility. Also, still rockin those names. Then we met his brother! What? Carviorous plant? Pfff. (Don't worry, i got Very Spotty out before any damage was taken.) I'm getting really creative.

In one of my tribes (with 678 days so far), they have 1436 food. This is probably because I'm always under 18 creatures, since it's my whims of Fate Challemge tribe (My tribe numbers range from 3 to 18). In my Niche Competition Tribe, they have 285 food so far, though at one time they have over 300 (they have 14 creatures right now, and moving towards a Burning Savannah port). I like to be able to destroy berry bushes, so usually I go for claw or Bearyena claw in my tribes and destroy every bush they come across. Sometimes I destroy cacti too

The crabbits are traumatizing the children

It's supposed to be ripples in the water, so it's distorting the face's reflection.

https://www.warriorcats.com/books/ Read the books--including Super Editions-- in order of when they were published. It would also be good to not read the guides until you read the books published before them, because they may give spoilers. The short ones (they come in sets of three per book, but can be read individually as an ebook) don't contribute to the main storyline, but help fill in gaps (and WILL give spoilers), so make sure you read those in order too.