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Farrah #1322
1
Level
151
EXP (Tracker) ⇨
Bronze
Passage
War
0%
Neutral
Peace
0%
Neutral
Knowledge
0%
Neutral
Power
0%
Neutral
Achievements
No Achievements
Titles
No Titles
Character Details
Name: Farrah
Nickname(s): Rah
Health Status: Healthy
Gender: Female
Age: ???
Height: 157cm
Weight: 784lbs
Build: Standard
Coat: Standard
Genotype: ss/cr/br/Bk/HL/Sp/Mm/Sa/Tn // ss/cr/Br/bk/Sp/Mm/Sa/Td
Phenotype: Black with Highlight, Splash, Maned, Saddle, Toned // Brown with Splash, Maned, Saddle, Tipped
Horns: None
Physical Mutations: None
Mutations: Chimera
Slots: 5 Used / 6 Available
Design Credits
cassirotta (Accessories by bonesmirk)
Personality
The first thing that you notice with the nomadic Felvarg is her childish and teasing antics. She's big on playing tricks and pranks on those that she cares about, or even on complete strangers. It has gotten her into trouble in the past, but that still doesn't stop her. She has no qualms with setting up a prank and sitting there waiting for someone to walk into her trap. Her wandering heart pulls her from one territory to the next, hardly settling in one place for too long. Rah's favorite thing to do is explore and map out new territories, not letting danger stop her from roaming the tallest peak. Despite loving to explore and climb mountains, she isn't the surest footed Felvarg on flat land. She trips up over her own paws at times or small things like rocks and twigs, and yet she can scale a cliff's edge with ease. Perhaps this is due to her wandering mind and her tendencies to twist amazing tales in her head. Farrah loves to tell extravagant stories to any who will listen, some truth mixed in with her tall tales. She's a big advocate in fate and karma, believing that doing good will come back to you in your next life. This makes her avoid confrontation and fights, seeking to resolve issues with her words instead of brute force. While she does believe in reincarnation, she has no memories of her past lives.
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