Like you'd think the Nature flight would be vegetarians(maybe the actual players are) but then you realize the reason Wildclaws are meat only eaters is because their deity is the Gladekeeper and legit the Behemoth so eating plants is actually sacrilege. Just think about that for a second, this is turning every trope of the nature powered I have ever had upside down, I've been mind blown by a dragon pixel deity.
...though why can't WCs eat insects and fish too?
Like you'd think the Nature flight would be vegetarians(maybe the actual players are) but then you realize the reason Wildclaws are meat only eaters is because their deity is the Gladekeeper and legit the Behemoth so eating plants is actually sacrilege. Just think about that for a second, this is turning every trope of the nature powered I have ever had upside down, I've been mind blown by a dragon pixel deity.
...though why can't WCs eat insects and fish too?
I just realized this yesterday, and it blew my mind. It still is.
I just realized this yesterday, and it blew my mind. It still is.
I kind of have that idea as well. Though it is more of a cultural thing for other breeds of Nature dragon.
I kind of have that idea as well. Though it is more of a cultural thing for other breeds of Nature dragon.
I always thought it was because of how, in real life, nature is very harsh; it's survival of the fittest in the wild. I doubt it's illegal to eat plants if you're from the Nature flight considering Gladekeeper isn't imprisoning Nature Tundras or something like that.
I always thought it was because of how, in real life, nature is very harsh; it's survival of the fittest in the wild. I doubt it's illegal to eat plants if you're from the Nature flight considering Gladekeeper isn't imprisoning Nature Tundras or something like that.
I'm not sure when I realized this exactly but I've known this for quite a while!
Now imagine Nature Wildclaws holding a religious ceremony in tribute to the Gladekeeper and eating a leaf/branch gathered from the Behemoth.
I'm not sure when I realized this exactly but I've known this for quite a while!
Now imagine Nature Wildclaws holding a religious ceremony in tribute to the Gladekeeper and eating a leaf/branch gathered from the Behemoth.
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Lucidfeathers
i thought the survival of the fittest at first, it's more the seperation of the very common trope of nature powered=environmentally friendly/green=vegetarian that's blowing my mind cause when was the last time you saw that? it's like the humanitarian joke, Wildclaws are vegetarians, they're so vegetarian they only eat meat cause why would you eat the vegetation you're so vegetarian for?
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Lucidfeathers
i thought the survival of the fittest at first, it's more the seperation of the very common trope of nature powered=environmentally friendly/green=vegetarian that's blowing my mind cause when was the last time you saw that? it's like the humanitarian joke, Wildclaws are vegetarians, they're so vegetarian they only eat meat cause why would you eat the vegetation you're so vegetarian for?
