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Description
Name: Gotama ("Tama")
Gender: Male
Age: 3
Species: Canis indicus ("Brahma wolf")
Personality: Relatively quiet and reserved; an intellectual. Enjoys the company of others. May seem to be slow at first, but he just likes to ruminate over things before acting.
Heritable traits: Warm colour scheme, dark patch over shoulders, heavily white face.

Mate: none
Offspring: none
Pack: none

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Finally, my first "real" character for ! Iole was just used for a starter/example wolf for the game, and is already attached, which is no fun. Hence Tama here! I'm gonna use him to start interacting with the other players, ALL OF WHOM AREN'T INTERACTING WITH EACHOTHER ENOUGH. D< Get social, people! You know who you are!

So if you play the game and want Tama to drop your character a line, let me know! We're gonna start making the rounds soon (and of course we're lookin for a special lady wuffer to hit on). :3

In case you're interested, Gotama ("best ox" in Sanskrit, hence the markings of a Brahman cattle) is named for one of the Saptarshi in Hindu texts (and, naturally, tangentially for Siddhartha Gautama).

Description
Name: Gotama ("Tama")
Gender: Male
Age: 3
Species: Canis indicus ("Brahma wolf")
Personality: Relatively quiet and reserved; an intellectual. Enjoys the company of others. May seem to be slow at first, but he just likes to ruminate over things before acting.
Heritable traits: Warm colour scheme, dark patch over shoulders, heavily white face.

Mate: none
Offspring: none
Pack: none

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Finally, my first "real" character for ! Iole was just used for a starter/example wolf for the game, and is already attached, which is no fun. Hence Tama here! I'm gonna use him to start interacting with the other players, ALL OF WHOM AREN'T INTERACTING WITH EACHOTHER ENOUGH. D< Get social, people! You know who you are!

So if you play the game and want Tama to drop your character a line, let me know! We're gonna start making the rounds soon (and of course we're lookin for a special lady wuffer to hit on). :3

In case you're interested, Gotama ("best ox" in Sanskrit, hence the markings of a Brahman cattle) is named for one of the Saptarshi in Hindu texts (and, naturally, tangentially for Siddhartha Gautama).