| QUOTE (colddigger @ May 11 2023, 03:17 PM) |
| " This does not always work. " Change the word this to specifically State what action you are referring to, since you had added a little bit more to the end of the previous paragraph it no longer functions as a way of referring to what was stated in the previous paragraph. That's a pretty simple fix. |
| QUOTE (colddigger @ May 11 2023, 01:33 AM) |
| ah a classic looking gelatin an important thing when moving any life from water to land is prevention of dessication, as well as handling fresher water, you listed darwin plains as a habitat which is a pretty hefty thing without elaboration. I would suggest mentioning that they are able to survive when rolling about waterways, soaking up the liquid as they pass through. But having a tendency of drying out and whithering away in regions where they happen to not roll into water soon enough. Also would consider such colonies rare compared to the seaside populations, likely prone to a bit of tissue rupture in heavy rains due to excessive water absorption. |
| QUOTE (colddigger @ May 10 2023, 12:47 AM) |
| But the Marchess is a born caste isn't it? How are they made? Or is it an individual dominance over the colony, not specifically due to bein born into the role but rather by taking it? |
| QUOTE (colddigger @ May 8 2023, 11:35 PM) |
| Okay edited in, can you double check the map that it still is contiguous? |
| QUOTE (Disgustedorite) |
A sauceback with a broken neck cannot see or move its mouth and therefore cannot feed itself, and will starve. In some cases a pack might still be able to take care of it, but without the ability to swallow on its own, it will still struggle to eat. |
| QUOTE (Disgustedorite @ Apr 29 2023, 05:30 PM) |
| that one background example is difficult to visually connect to the other two that have their wings folded, Can a vinelike one without its wings out like that also be depicted? |
| QUOTE (kopout @ May 5 2023, 09:17 PM) |
| They don't keep their brains in their head. Even if they did some real life animals who do have their brains in their head use their head as a weapon. They also have a threat display to discourage things so they don't always have to go through with the head smash. |
| QUOTE (colddigger @ May 5 2023, 12:33 AM) |
| The size in the template needs a reference dimension, tall, wide, long etc. I would also add (including/excluding bristles) depending on how you've decided to measure them. "When a Cloudkeeper Krugg dies, its body will be used to expand the size of the Nimbus. " may want to say nimbus cloud, right? Unless I'm misunderstanding here. Given they need to be very lightweight I suspect the marchess would need to produce an egg only occasionally. Otherwise having multiple eggs and enlarged ovaries would put a notable dense spot in the nimbus cloud. Having the egg hatch quickly is good, no need to figure out what to do with it beforehand. I'm curious if the caste system here is age based, or selected at birth. Honeybees are age based, ants are "selected at birth". Or rather, does an individual change caste over time, or does it get stuck with one job its whole life. How are new marchesses made? " They constantly keep the bristles clean by grooming each other." rather than "they" I suggest putting the name of your species, otherwise based off the previous sentence it sounds like the dead krugg and the nimbus clean each other. "...Terran Ant Queen. When a Cloudkeeper dies, its body will be used to expand the Nimbus Cloud in which the Cloudkeeper March resides." I'm not sure if this sentence is needed since it was already stated before, though if there was more information to add to the concept it could work as a restatement. |