Type Information
Common Forest Wyrms
Forest wyrms are considered the most basic of the common wyrm breeds. They are easy for new handlers to care for and offer a good base for creating fun cross breeds.
Varieties
Leaf Crawler - Common
Diet - Omnivorous, primarily leaves & fruit but will occasionally eat bugs.
Difficulty - Easy. Gentle, friendly & inquisitive. Low aggression.
Can come in a rainbow of colors. Leaf shaped plating is good indicator of breeding. Alpha Leaf Crawlers have many leaves w/ connecting vines. Omegas have very few, small leaves. Fall coloration results in marbled leaf coloration. The tropical variant changes the leaves into a flower.
Horned Wood Borers - Uncommon
Diet - Insectivore, uses single horn to drill for & consume insects
Difficulty - Medium. This is a high energy breed that had a voracious appetite for bugs! Will drill into wooden furniture searching for food if not trained. Arborial, prefers tree canopy & branches for nesting.
Mushroom Gatherer - Uncommon
Diet - Vegetarian, eats a wide variety of plant life but favors fungus & lichen.
Difficulty - Easy. Gentle, curious, eager to forage for mushrooms. Can be trained to hunt truffles. Able to digest toxic plant life with no ill effects.
Plumed Gem Hunter - Rare
Diet - Omnivore, with an unusual dietary requirement. This breed *must* find natural minerals & consume them. Typically the favored minerals are the same color as their gem, & help maintain health.
Difficulty - High. Very particular about their diet, occasionally expensive & troublesome to feed. High grooming requirements. Prone to stealing shiny objects, particularly gemstones. Ground/digested minerals are excreted, resulting in glitter piles that can be an issue indoors.
A list of registered Common Forest Wyrms can be found: LINK
