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| Arms: | - | Height: | 7 | 110% | :Mass | ||
| Tail: | Quadrupedal Stance | Breasts: | - | - | :Breast Size | ||
| Groin: | Reinforcing Nectar | Clits: | - | - | :Clit Length | ||
| Head: | Chlorophyll, Long Ears | Cocks: | - | - | :Cock Length | ||
| Legs: | Foot Stomp | Balls: | - | - | :Ball Size | ||
| Skin: | Furry Hide | Cunts: | - | - | :Cunt Length | ||
| Torso: | Vitality | Gender: | Neuter | SayVerb: | arboreally bleat, arboreally bleats | ||
| Flags: | Bestial, Cervine, Holiday, Plant | Supports: | Supports Color Chooser | ||||
| Description: | The Arborlope's body is covered in short, silky, /color/ and /color/ fur that is just long enough to wave with the wind. Her head is more animalistic in shape, with a short muzzle that slopes gradually and long teardrop shaped ears that twitch and swivel to sounds nearby. Completing the cervine look is a large rack of antlers. What sets them apart from other deer is the wooden texture. The sturdy looking structure of the antlers looks every bit as strong as a real deer's. However, various fruits and flowers grow from the antlers that, when taken, grow back later. Along the top and flowing back to the neck is a bed of soft /color/ leaves that resemble the kind of leaves from the plants her antlers grow. Her body is large chested and deep, fitting for a galloping mammal. A dense carpet of soft ebony black moss grows from her rump to her neck along her spine. Her chest has two large breasts, each of which are taut and have nipples that are softly glistening with wetness. Her arms are long and thin. Instead of hands, she has a solid hoof made of what looks like wood. From the top of her hoof to her knee is a cuff of /color/ moss with a few scattered leaves growing out of it. Her legs are thick towards the top, but quickly taper into slender limbs that terminate in sturdy wooden hoofs. From the top of the hooves to half way up her legs is a carpet of /color/ moss. From the moss, a few leaves grow and wave freely in the air. Her rump is large and well muscled for galloping. Unlike a cervine's rear-end, however, she has a thick, sinuous tail. It is as long as her body and half as wide as her torso. It gradually thins into a point at the tip where a tuft of fronds grows from. | ||||||
