Items

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Exotic
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

This rare mutation of a Naudipup possesses a thick vertebra that allows it to swim gracefully through the water. Its poison-secreting branches lay over its chest and underside, protecting its vitals from predators. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Common
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Rapter
Set: Occult
Rarity: Common
Description:
Rapter's are small serpent-bird like creatures with heads made of bird bone. They feast on small rodents and are often found inside the walls of houses and structures. They love to squeeze inside small containers, making them easy to capture.

This pet has been influenced by a plush collar! Their skin is as soft as silk, and the sound of small bells jingles from their chests. How cute!

Species Name: Rexi
Set: Foraging
Rarity: Common
Description:
Rexies are small dinosaurs the size of German Shepards or smaller. They are relatively harmless and often don't have the bite power to cause serious harm. Rexies feed off bugs and small rodents they find in the Wasp's Nest. If you listen hard enough you can hear their ancestors calling from the lower levels...

This pet has been influenced by a plush collar! Their skin is as soft as silk, and the sound of small bells jingles from their chests. How cute!

Species Name: Maskie
Set: Halloween
*Can not be commissioned
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Maskies are little, Aphex-looking critters that love to collect random ingredients and turn them into potions. The majority of the time their potions do little more than explode, but on rare occasions, the Maskie can create fascinating spells to help their owners. Maskies are often very protective of their potions and seem to have an unresistible urge to create them whenever interesting ingredients are around. It is advised to not leave a Maskie alone in your kitchen.... or house. 

Maskies may cause mayhem, but there is a rare variant of Maskie that can be quite the pest. This Maskie emits flaming hot gasses from their beaks that can even melt steel. They are master escapists, making them near impossible to capture. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Common
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Common
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Common
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Rare
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Rare
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen.