Bevendre
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We are go for goat. This is not a drill!
GOAT IS GREEN! GOAT IS GREEN!
Funding is just shy of 575k right now and there’s still time to get in and donate. All preestablished stretch goals have already been met, but the possibility of more extra characters, modes, and console ports are there.
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It’s why we feed on love. Love is endless if it is nurtured. I love my subjects, they love me, and we all thrive for it.
Drones featured Starlight Dreams, Blue Glacier, Chloe Nightrose, and Amora
“We hope that Mom finds our unending devotion to be acceptable.” “Furthermore, we look awesome as a Changeling, why did we not do this sooner?” Thanks to @fleurmod for including Blue, he looks great.
I’m glad you like it!
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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!
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u wan dan cow tiddy
Anonymous
Who’s Dan, and why does he have a cow tiddy?
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you made a blog about rarity being a cow cause you live in a state full of cows :U Anonymous
There are some cow in Nebraska, but I wouldn’t call the state full of them
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Anon me facts about me that you think are probably true
(via silver-tongues-blog)
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Them’s Fightin’ Herds has currently raised $506,128 with 29 hours left on the funding.
Here’s a quick look at stretch goals achieved and the money needed for further goals! You can still make a contribution and help! It doesn’t stop now that the game is funded! There is plenty of other additions that need to be funded so they can be put into the game!
I want a goat I want a goat I want a goat
WE CAN GET THE GOAT! GO! GO! GO!
(via heymarsh)
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How to tell cowponies apart from minotaurs:
A cowpony has two fingers and a thumb on each hand, each digit tipped in a hard keratin hooflet. A minotaur has four fingers and a thumb on each hand, and all digits are dexterous and without a thick nail.
The horns of a cowpony are centered around the middle of the forehead, over the eyes and are generally small in females, but much larger in males. The horns of a minotaur are on the sides of the head above the ears and are generally large in males and females, though males tend to have slightly larger horns.
Cowponies typically have mottled coats that are relatively uniform throughout their body. Minotaurs have a clear divide around their midsection with thicker, darker fur beneath the navel.
While large male cowponies can reach up to 8 feet in height (including horns) most cowponies are around the same average height as Earth ponies, averaging about 6 feet. Minotaurs on average stand upwards of 9 feet (including horns) with females rarely more than a few inches shorter than males.
