Difference between revisions of "Lintling"

From Species of Clo
Jump to: navigation, search
(Habitat)
(Habitat)
Line 39: Line 39:
 
== Habitat ==
 
== Habitat ==
  
Lintlings tend to live where ever there is humanoid contact. They aren't necessarily looking to make contact with humans or humanoid like figures, but they love the comfort and warmth of their well built homes. Lintlings do not survive well outside in the wild where weather conditions and predators would easily eliminate them. So instead they stick to mostly indoor enclosures.
+
Lintlings tend to live where ever there is intelligent life. contact. They aren't necessarily looking to make contact with humans or humanoid like figures, but they love the comfort and warmth of their well built homes. Lintlings do not survive well outside in the wild where weather conditions and predators can easily harm them. So instead they stick to mostly indoor enclosures.
  
 +
Generally seeking out safety in whatever manmade structures they can find, lintlings are known to make their homes in warm comfortable houses where there are a variety of supplies available to help create large nests, and more importantly, and further generations of lintlings to add to their colonies. The small creatures must meet these needs by finding homes with excess clutter and usually soft carpeting that traps lint. A home of mostly hard surfaces with very little in it, will deter lintlings from colonizing.
  
Lintlings like to make their homes in warm comfortable houses where there is lots of supplies to help create large nests and more lintlings to add to their colonies. If your home is mostly hard surfaces with very little in it, most lintlings will avoid it since they can't find supplies.
+
These creatures can be quite destructive for their size. Ordinarily, a lintling will only look for loose or fallen supplies: buttons under the couches, lint in the carpets, tooth picks on the floor of the kitchens, etc. Any little discarded things they will take without anyone knowing any better. However if there is a lack of discarded materials easily available, the lintlings can become desperate for more supplies. Stressed lintlings have even been known to chew and wreck the furniture and goods inside of their adopted home. Taking large chunks of drapes, blankets, rugs, anything at all they can chew through and take home with them.
  
 
+
Lintlings normally nest in the walls, but occasionally will make a comfortable next in the attic or basements. In warmer climates, colonies have been found in garages and barns as well. Particularly rare, but known to happen, some lintlings will make nests in plain sight, often hollowing out something like an old recliner chair or couch to live inside. Since most tend to view lintlings as a pest, these types of nests are very rare except in abandoned homes.
They are a force to be reckoned with, normally a lintling will only look for loose or fallen supplies. Buttons under the couches, lint in the carpets, tooth picks on the floor of the kitchens. Just any little discarded things they will take without anyone knowing any better. But lintlings desperate for more and more supplies will even start to chew and wreck the furniture and goods inside of the humanoid home. Taking large bits of drapes, blankets, rugs, anything at all they can chew through and take home with them.
+
 
+
 
+
Lintlings normally nest in the walls, but occasionally will make a comfortable next in the attic or basements. Occasionally garages or barns too. This is abnormal but known to happen where lintlings will make nests in plain sight. Hollowing out an old recliner chair or couch to live inside. Normally they would never get away with this unless the house has been abandoned or not visited very often so that they get caught.
+
  
 
== Diet ==
 
== Diet ==

Revision as of 11:18, 9 October 2014

Lintlings
Lintling Acorn.png
( A Closed Species )

DA Group: Clo-Critters

Trade Center

Lintling Master List

Terms of Use

Created by the same artisan who invented the Pillowings. They were created with the same intent as pillowings to be a smaller version of a comfort creature. A travel sized buddy if you will. However the same magic heart token used to create pillowings proved to be too powerful for the small lintling body to easily be controlled. The first created lintling became full of life and even self aware. It seemed to crave more and more activities that didn't benefit it's owner. When it realized it's needs were not going to be met, the lintling escaped.


No one except for the artisan knew where all the lintlings came from, or even what they were at first. Some how the first lintling that escaped found a way to procreate more and more of it's kind. The lintlings created from the first followed their lead by creating more of their own. They quickly become the residents of Clo's newest pest! Spreading out and moving into comfortable homes in swarms to thrive and create even more lintlings. No one really knows how to stop them, but as an aid to help keep them under control Pillowings have been given the drive to hunt and chase out lintlings from their house holds.


Physical Characteristics

GenerationsChart.png

Lintlings can vary in many looks. Their sizes can range from a small mouse to a extremely large rat. The most common size of a lintling 6"-8" the smaller sizes gives them more room to crawl into furniture, walls, and tiny crawl spaces. Larger lintlings have a harder time getting around which makes their survival rate lower. The difference in lintling features ????

Lintling god 500b.png

First Generation

First Generation refers to the lintlings that were crafted and enchanted by artisans that have a heart token in their chest giving them self sustaining energy and the ability to repair themselves and other lintlings. The heart tokens magic is too great for such a small body which is why it drives the lintling to create more and more of it's kind. A safe way to dispense all of the excess magic it holds inside of itself.

So far we only know of one hand crafted lintling. This lintling is referred to as the Mother Lintling. Her image is shown to the left of us, her specially detailed wing like fluffs are specially made by humanoid hands. Same reason she wears a gold collar around her neck as human decoration.

Second Generation

Second generation lintlings are lintlings that were personally made by the Lintling Mother herself. These lintlings have a much higher magic store than other lower class lintlings. They are often made with special features like Lintling Mother, special ears, tails, and even clothing/accessories! Second gen lintlings often retain some of that special creative magic that the Mother bestowed upon them giving them the abilities to create and craft like her. A driving need to make better and better things and lintlings. Because Lintling Mother can not watch over all of her pups, she relies on the aid of her second gen pups to be leaders and watch over the rest of the lintlings when she isn't there to help.

Third and Later Generations

Third and lower generations of lintlings are the more average of the bunch when it comes to lintlings. They are the most common lintling you will ever see around your home. Their main job is to survive and collect goods to create more lintlings. If they do not have Lintling Mother there with them or a second gen leader they will create lintlings themselves with their own resources and magic. These lintlings are more mouse and rat like, a little more average and plain.

Lower generation lintlings have to be cautious though when spending their magic to help create more lintlings. Because they don't have the endless supply of magic like Lintling Mother or a large store of it like their second gen lintlings they easily could run out of the very magic that keeps them active and alive, without it they will wither and die. This is very common in lintling colonies that do not have a second gen lintling leader or aid.

Habitat

Lintlings tend to live where ever there is intelligent life. contact. They aren't necessarily looking to make contact with humans or humanoid like figures, but they love the comfort and warmth of their well built homes. Lintlings do not survive well outside in the wild where weather conditions and predators can easily harm them. So instead they stick to mostly indoor enclosures.

Generally seeking out safety in whatever manmade structures they can find, lintlings are known to make their homes in warm comfortable houses where there are a variety of supplies available to help create large nests, and more importantly, and further generations of lintlings to add to their colonies. The small creatures must meet these needs by finding homes with excess clutter and usually soft carpeting that traps lint. A home of mostly hard surfaces with very little in it, will deter lintlings from colonizing.

These creatures can be quite destructive for their size. Ordinarily, a lintling will only look for loose or fallen supplies: buttons under the couches, lint in the carpets, tooth picks on the floor of the kitchens, etc. Any little discarded things they will take without anyone knowing any better. However if there is a lack of discarded materials easily available, the lintlings can become desperate for more supplies. Stressed lintlings have even been known to chew and wreck the furniture and goods inside of their adopted home. Taking large chunks of drapes, blankets, rugs, anything at all they can chew through and take home with them.

Lintlings normally nest in the walls, but occasionally will make a comfortable next in the attic or basements. In warmer climates, colonies have been found in garages and barns as well. Particularly rare, but known to happen, some lintlings will make nests in plain sight, often hollowing out something like an old recliner chair or couch to live inside. Since most tend to view lintlings as a pest, these types of nests are very rare except in abandoned homes.

Diet

Behavior and Interaction

Colonies

Reproduction

Taming and Care

As Pets

As Adoptables