Sksaba Creature Market -Rordiceer batch1- OPEN

Offering two Rordiceer character designs.  Owners of these designs decide personality, age, story, and change the sex if desired, other dominating features such as height, magical orientation, physical alterations, etc, and may otherwise use their purchased design for any noncommercial purpose. Please apply species copyright to me in the instance that you use these characters for stories, role play, resale, etc.

#1: $30... Is a standard Bulk body type and block type head, originally designed as Male (note the eye marking).  Stockier body with a heavier muscle mass, and lacking a tail.  The specimen expresses a shorter, chocolate brown and dark brown brindled fur along the body, with a long, semi curly neck and spinal mane which is a rusty red outlined by golden red markings.  Also notes nine horn points of growth; two cork screw, two forward pointing brow rammers and five center crown spikes.  Yellow eyes,  gray/pink gums and nose

#2: SOLD! standard Sleek body type and narrow type head, originally designed as Female (no eye marking).  More slender, lighter body with lean form, longer legs and a long tail.  The specimen expresses a longer, solid black fur along the body, with a longer mane and tail.  Also notes six horn points of growth; Two club, four curving spikes.  Blue eyes, purple/gray nose and gums.


Rordiceers are large,  extremely intelligent super predators.  The smallest of them are about the size of a large horse, the largest of them can be around the size of a small elephant.  They are characterized mostly by their big, blocky heads and thick, muscular bodies.  All Rordiceer have horns of some kind that grow out of several point on their crowns. The only absolutes in features is the minor sexual dimorphism, males have markings around the eyes, females do not.  These are magical beasts, capable of controlling just one type of elemental magic by birth (fire, water, air, earth, and light), and are capable of speech and semi-tribal pack living.

Original art is Watercolor and colored pencil on Somerset.
Art and Rordiceer as a species (c) Morgan Banks