Subtypes
Land (Mhoats Subtype)
Land mhoats are the land-dwelling form of the species that can shift between quadrupedal and bipedal forms. They have spread across the many islands of Mynros and have a close symbiotic relationship with the turtonic islands, which means much of their settlement, habits, and culture centers around their role to maintain the lands they call home.
Aquatic (Mhoats Subtype)
Aquatic mhoats live throughout the various waters of Mynros from the deep oceans, the shallows around the island, and even the bodies of freshwaters on the islands themselves. They explore spaces and maintain parts of the turtonic island that their land-dwelling cousins cannot reach, but unlike land mhoats, they are unable to transform between different forms and have only the one.
Siren (Mhoats Subtype)
A land mhoat who has donned a seafoam cloak and can now transform freely between a normal and aquatic form. These mhoats aren't suited to life in the depths like their aquatic cousins, so they tend to travel in the shallows and remain close to turtonic islands or in aquatic settlements.
Note: While these mhoats resemble aquatic mhoats they are still held to land mhoat traits and design rules.
Kelpie (Mhoats Subtype)
An aquatic mhoat who has Kelpie Mantle and can now transform freely between aquatic and land form. These mhoats aren't suited to staying on land for a long time like their land-based cousins, so they tend to stay close to the water and remain close to the ocean or near seaside settlements.
Note: While these mhoats resemble land mhoats they are still held to aquatic mhoat traits and design rules.
Burrowing Grole (Pets Subtype)
An elusive creature that lives underground; they eat the rot and roots of mushrooms.
Cattypillar (Pets Subtype)
Gluttonous little creatures; they are a common and well-loved mhoat pet.
Caterpoggo (Pets Subtype)
Fox o' Lights (Pets Subtype)
A colony of fox-shaped lights, forms a larger entity; they passively feed on natural magic energies.
Gliding Ray (Pets Subtype)
Airborne creatures often kept by harvesters; their firey vents create thermals for gliding.