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Description
2023 Garragan finalised
They are now a part of my Shi'Rah headworld.
Read more about them on the website: fourrealms.weebly.com/garragan…

Garragan (Ga-ra-gan, 'a' pronounced like in cat, eg; cat-ra-can)
Two types: Horned, horned and winged
Height: Varies from 9hh to 15hh
Sub-specie: Horned, winged
Colours: Any

Related distantly to: none
Related closely to: none

Friendly with: All
Trades with: All

Looks like: Lapine/cervine jackalope (Rabbit-deer)

Location:
Hardy in most climates, they live in underground communities much like the other 'Rah, with spending part of the time above ground.
They are mostly berry, and vegetable eaters, and very good scavengers for food.

Apprenticeships: Painting arts, Berry farming, vegetable farming, bug farming (compost, fruit and vegetable cultivation, latrine hygiene).
Weaving with vegetable fibers, for clothing, enjoys trade with the other 'Rah peoples, their food is always in high demand as the most flavorsome.
Very knowledgeable about compost, and use a kind of dung-beetle in their latrines for cleanliness.

History:

Originally from another island, they think from where the land originally connected as a land-bridge, a catastrophic event happened and since then the land has separated.
They have a rich oral history as well as painting records, which they kept on a type of paper made from plant fibers (similar to papyrus)
A few historical speakers perished during the natural event, so some history was lost, determined to find out more some younger generation vowed to explore more beyond the ocean.
Some explorers teamed up with the Quinu' to search for their original homeland, they are eagerly awaiting news of their return from the voyage.
During the great War, these swift-footed peoples were messengers, not suited to battle, and they grew increasingly dissatisfied with what was going on, in the end refusing to courier anything. In doing so, they had the lowest amount of casualties out of all the peoples.
The Deities blessed them for taking a stand, gifting them with the ability of keen night sight (their pupils can get so large they fill the whole eye). Some even were gifted with small wings for short-distance gliding.

They are crepuscular, sleep a lot during the day so many assume they're nocturnal but that's not true – they become more active in the evening around sunset/dusk.

Description
2023 Garragan finalised
They are now a part of my Shi'Rah headworld.
Read more about them on the website: fourrealms.weebly.com/garragan…

Garragan (Ga-ra-gan, 'a' pronounced like in cat, eg; cat-ra-can)
Two types: Horned, horned and winged
Height: Varies from 9hh to 15hh
Sub-specie: Horned, winged
Colours: Any

Related distantly to: none
Related closely to: none

Friendly with: All
Trades with: All

Looks like: Lapine/cervine jackalope (Rabbit-deer)

Location:
Hardy in most climates, they live in underground communities much like the other 'Rah, with spending part of the time above ground.
They are mostly berry, and vegetable eaters, and very good scavengers for food.

Apprenticeships: Painting arts, Berry farming, vegetable farming, bug farming (compost, fruit and vegetable cultivation, latrine hygiene).
Weaving with vegetable fibers, for clothing, enjoys trade with the other 'Rah peoples, their food is always in high demand as the most flavorsome.
Very knowledgeable about compost, and use a kind of dung-beetle in their latrines for cleanliness.

History:

Originally from another island, they think from where the land originally connected as a land-bridge, a catastrophic event happened and since then the land has separated.
They have a rich oral history as well as painting records, which they kept on a type of paper made from plant fibers (similar to papyrus)
A few historical speakers perished during the natural event, so some history was lost, determined to find out more some younger generation vowed to explore more beyond the ocean.
Some explorers teamed up with the Quinu' to search for their original homeland, they are eagerly awaiting news of their return from the voyage.
During the great War, these swift-footed peoples were messengers, not suited to battle, and they grew increasingly dissatisfied with what was going on, in the end refusing to courier anything. In doing so, they had the lowest amount of casualties out of all the peoples.
The Deities blessed them for taking a stand, gifting them with the ability of keen night sight (their pupils can get so large they fill the whole eye). Some even were gifted with small wings for short-distance gliding.

They are crepuscular, sleep a lot during the day so many assume they're nocturnal but that's not true – they become more active in the evening around sunset/dusk.