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Ophis

Ophis

Informations

Limitations

Ages Size Species
Adult, Subadult 2 Any
Hatchling, Juvenile, Adolescent Unlimited Any

Rules

  • Solo AND paired adult/sub Ophis will defend any lake they reside in from stranger adult/sub Ophis, guarding any aquatic resources their water may hold.
  • This includes preventing stranger adult/sub Ophis from drinking from their lake, or remaining on their shoreline.
    • These challenges follow the Lake Territory challenge rules.
    • The following water sources cannot be challenged for, but personal space rules still apply.
    • Great Lake, Grassland Lake, Big Quill Lake, Black-Water Bayou, Hunter's Thicket, Titan's Pass, Green Hill Lake, southern Green Valley lake, southern Triad Falls lake, as well as the two largest lakes of Spined Lizard Lagoon.

Behaviors

  • Frequently forming lifelong bonds, these creatures prioritize their closest companions and are often not suited for caretaking or raising offspring due to their focus on their partner.
  • To combat the sluggishness caused by colder waters, certain Ophis may feature a thinner yet highly specialized skin that optimizes the absorption and retention of solar energy for heat.
  • While their terrestrial movements may appear slow and cumbersome, they are well-adapted to their aquatic environment, where they demonstrate agility and efficiency in pursuing their prey.