History of the New Egyptan Tribes

"In order to tell this story you must know that this was not our original home." The female drapes her tail around her paws. The male approaches, and adds, "yes. Our race was on the verge of extinction where we had been living. Travelers from another planet, called Zekira, came to rescue us and give our race a chance. So now, in the deserts east of Busho, we now have a new home to call Egyptan. The people who brought us here even allowed us to call our little part of the world Egyptan, so our transition will be smoother." The female purrs and rubs up against her mate. "The transition was easy with you," she tells him. "But others did not fare so well. There are rare Egyptis who have turned fearful of our helpers. They are odd, because their fur colors are different than ours." "I have noticed that you have different colors of fur," you tell her. "Why is that?" She gives off a pleasant chuffle, "because we are that way! Besides, here on Zekira all the animals and people come in many different colors. We are very like them, and that is why we chose to come here. We feel comfortable among their native creatures. They appreciate us. But about the colors, yes. We have many." She leads you around to a dune, and on the other side of it is a kind of flat badlands area. There are many burrows and hills dug up, nesting places for the Egyptan. The female gives off a high-pitched chirping sound, bringing several young Egyptis into view. "Here are each of our stages of growth. The cub, the teen and the adult. They come in many colors which I will tell you about if you ask (link below), I know the most about our kind, at least, the ones which are normal for us. The other, hidden colors might show up but you never know when. Even we do not know." Each Egyptis parades past, but are careful not to get too close to you. They will not come with you, so please wait your turn to adopt -- no cheating! Physical Information Tribe Information Rules for Adopting Parents of Egyptans Breeding your Egyptan

The first stage is a coccoon which we all start out the same. Based on our environment (see the tribes) the cub hatches from this coccoon! You may click and take this picture ONLY.

Here is a cub, his dark blue coloration indicates he is of a water tribe. Notice the four wings, five tails, and feathers!

This is a teenaged Egyptan. She is a purple shade, twilight tribe. Each Egyptan has two patches of colors, with stripes across their back.

This is a red Adult Egyptan, a fire tribe. Adults can be bred to one another, as long as they are not the same Tribe.