Imperial Jader- Sunshine [Bean- Grown]

ARTIST NOTES

Nineteenth December Bean has grown!

WHAT ARE ORIENTAL JADERS

Dire wolves are our main canine species on the site, but humans have domesticated them enough over the centuries to create dog breeds that are entirely unique on their own. What is truly intriguing about Eldemore canines, much like their human masters, is that they harbor no magic of their own unlike many of the other magical species. Man's interference over the years has gradually affected domesticated dogs in a way that many of the true born races find utterly abhorrent and somewhat disturbing. They are empty beasts to them, tampered and distorted by mankind's touch, but to humans, they are man's best friend and faithful ally.

The Oriental Jader is one such breed that hails from the Oriental Isles. Slender. Beautiful. Precise. These are the qualities that the people of the isles have meticulously bred for in their domesticated canines. A Jader has speed and grace as their greatest asset, and are almost always seen with cropped ears to convey a sense of ferocity and regal poise. Though they are far in the gene pool from their Dire Wolf ancestors, the highly coveted 'Imperial' Oriental Jaders are still bred for the rare saber fangs or two-tailed traits of the dires-- though these are very few and far between. They are keen watch dogs, speed demons, and messengers of the Emperor. They are the Oriental Jader, and few compare to their carefully crafted appearance that distinguishes them as such. 

Species ref chart here~

Imperial Jader ref char here~

Oriental Jaders Group Here~

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ORIENTAL JADER: IMPERIAL

Title: Sunshine
Ears: Cropped (Common)
Coat Type: Mythical: Golden Ornament (Seasonal)
Special Traits: N/A
Tail Type: Feather Tail (Very Rare)
Eyes: Gold Glow (Very Rare)
Imperial Blood: Gold (Very Rare)
Owner: Startedraining


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Oriental Jader Lines/Designs/Species (c) Benathorn. Design (c) Jendalie. Please do not use, trace, or claim my work as your own.