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so, started making the gear for the Avisungulas, think of it as a mix between native american and jockey riding, with the wings moving around the riders sit in a crouched position above their horses, like jockeys, which aquires a lot of balance, the feet are fastened in the saddle to prevent falling off, as well as a rope attatched to the riders waist. The Avisungula is ridden without any bridle, except for the neck gear, which is a sturdy leather strap for the riders to hold on to when making loops and heavy turns midair. The riders can earn certain items as a rite of passage, such as the three white feather attatched to the horses mane, the pheasent feather at the tail as well as the peacock feather (which is a true sign of greatness), otherwise Avisungulas are usualy decorated bu their owner with either braids or fingerpaint. more to come soon!

Description
so, started making the gear for the Avisungulas, think of it as a mix between native american and jockey riding, with the wings moving around the riders sit in a crouched position above their horses, like jockeys, which aquires a lot of balance, the feet are fastened in the saddle to prevent falling off, as well as a rope attatched to the riders waist. The Avisungula is ridden without any bridle, except for the neck gear, which is a sturdy leather strap for the riders to hold on to when making loops and heavy turns midair. The riders can earn certain items as a rite of passage, such as the three white feather attatched to the horses mane, the pheasent feather at the tail as well as the peacock feather (which is a true sign of greatness), otherwise Avisungulas are usualy decorated bu their owner with either braids or fingerpaint. more to come soon!