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[Kairis]

So I was thinking that impulse could use a slight change around here....... I was wondering what members of this place thought.

Me personally, I was thinking of adding either a werewolf or shifter part or adding another animal such as a fox or cougar we could play as.. ;D

well, let me know your ideas for this place, Im all ears!!

Truely yours,
Kairis

[✮ErInJaN✮]

Wow! it would be super cool to play other forest animals, maybe even eagles and deer and stuff...just thoughts though, lol

[Kairis]

Yeah at one point I cconsidered birds they would be so interesting to play I think! Or foxes.. I like foxes lol

[Anita]

Well actually, I've always thought (even in RotW) that we were allowed to Roleplay animals- such as the prey- but I'd always been to shy to ask about it.

And judging by all the drama that went on in RotW, I don't think bringing in Shifters and Lycans would be a good idea. What with Katz (member and character) and then the confusion with Isadora, and the drama that brought on a whole site-fight...

I think it's best to keep the genre of just wolves and other canines for Impulse.

However...

I VOTE WE BRING GORGOTS INTO IMPULSE.

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[☾LUNA!☽]

Personally, I always thought we could use some variety around here. The lycans were exciting and new, but didn't work out. People were a definite no. So I've always thought; what about dogs? I don't mean the small dogs that look nothing like wolves. Just like how we're slowly, cautiously introducing humans, we could introduce dogs. Since they're "man's best friend", they generally go where people go, so farmers would bring dogs. Maybe even enough to start the oppurtunity of having wild dogs and such. That's how I imagined them coming, anyway.

I think other canines might be good, too. It'd certainly be cause for conflict. Like foxes, and coyotes, and jackals and such, but consistant with the boreal climate. With so many different races, just like in our world, it'd cause quite a lot of drama, and reason for plot. Maybe the wolves dislike the wild dogs pushing into their land, and the other, lesser predatory wild canines are becoming pests. Who knows, butI think it's a good idea C:.