Creative Update For Url

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Simple creative update to allow for more creative freedom for the Url creation by expanding the racial design, and re-clarifying Uurt-Url regulations to create more freedom in Body Shape designs as well. The following species have been added to allow Url head shapes:
  • Bovine Category
    • Wild Cattle (which includes the most frequently seen Bull-head)
    • Bison
    • Buffalo
    • Oxen
  • Cervid Category (most rarely seen, and with a high Female frequency)
    • Giraffe (purely the head shape, not the long neck)
    • Deer
    • Reindeer
    • Elk
    • Moose
  • Capri Category (Rarely seen by itself, though often traits combined with others)
    • Ibex
    • Goat (Ram'like horns are the most frequently seen among all Url)
    • Tur
    • Sheep
    • Goat-Antelopes
Further wording is clarified to allow more creative freedom with Uurt-Urls to expand their height modifiers and Body Shapes also.

Hopefully this should make Url less niche and more publicly available to everyone.
 
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Everyone in discord is losing their damn minds over what this means. Any clarification on what 'Bucks' means in this context? What is a 'buck'.
I have no idea. None of my notes say what it is. I was scanning off the Wikipedia genus listing so it may have been a misspelling.
 
Everyone in discord is losing their damn minds over what this means. Any clarification on what 'Bucks' means in this context? What is a 'buck'.
I have no idea. None of my notes say what it is. I was scanning off the Wikipedia genus listing so it may have been a misspelling.

A buck is a male roe deer (while a stag is a male Red deer), at least in the British language. Apparently it has a different American meaning. Its also where the verb "to buck" comes from - to buck someone with your antlers.
 
A buck is a male roe deer (while a stag is a male Red deer), at least in the British language. Apparently it has a different American meaning. Its also where the verb "to buck" comes from - to buck someone with your antlers.
Bucks can also be rabbits, hares, antelopes and goats depending on breed, species and region. It's possibly a biiiit of a vague term.
Though i'd point out that classifying them as "bovine" would mean that antelopes/goats would be the best fits because they're both at least bovids while deer aren't in any way bovine.
But then again this list is classifying giraffes as cervids so maybe taxonomy isn't the thing to be getting caught up in here.
 
A buck is a male roe deer (while a stag is a male Red deer), at least in the British language. Apparently it has a different American meaning. Its also where the verb "to buck" comes from - to buck someone with your antlers.
It's not supposed to be gender specific so I think it was some sort of sub comment of mine that got lost from not being removed before publication.