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[Neoskel]

For what it's worth, unicorns don't seem to have a [CHILD] tag, and probably should have [PET_EXOTIC], although the latter is more a suggestion than anything, based on the fact that you can even tame dragons and giant desert scorpions, and unicorns are tameable in folklore anyway to a degree; certainly a higher degree than giant arthropods.

Unicorns are magical creatures, so maybe they're born from rainbows or something. Also makes sense for them to be immortal, in a mythical sense that is.

And you are correct it's more of a suggestion than anything, so i'm not adding it to the list. I'm fairly certain it's intentional. Though it would be cool if they got [MOUNT] and [PET_EXOTIC] when you can have mounts in adventure mode. That and a pegasus creature too. And ride able griffons. 


New quibble. Cheetahs (and giant cheetahs by extension) don't have better speed despite having [PREFSTRING:speed]. Elf-like speed would probably be appropriate.

[G-Flex]

Actually, look more closely. Unicorns DO have [MOUNT], so it's extra-weird that you can't tame them.

Also, I forget whether or not lack of [CHILD] means that something won't breed. Wouldn't it just mean that they are born as adults, or something?

And yeah, more creatures should have [SPEED] tags. Plain and simple.

[Neoskel]

Actually, look more closely. Unicorns DO have [MOUNT], so it's extra-weird that you can't tame them.

That's what i get from posting from memory instead of checking first. 

[G-Flex]

I think it might be new, so that elves ride them into battle or something. I'm not sure.

But yeah, it's easy to miss creature tokens, especially when multiple tokens are on the same line.

[Neoskel]

I just found a [BODY:4EYES] in the body raws. I think GCSs and GDSs should use this at least. I also haven't figured out what creature uses it. Could be the sea monster. I'll check.

Edit: Yup, it's that crazy extra bits mishmash sea monster. I still have serious trouble visualizing that thing. Though the sea monster just reuses most of its parts, i wonder if any other critters use [4EYES] in their bodies.

New quibble: Warthogs should have (and use) tusks.

[Paul]

Well, technically not all spiders have 8 eyes. Many have 6 or 4, while others have 2 or even 1. For instance, several spiders of the Caponiidae family only have 2 eyes. Some cave spiders have no eyes at all, like the Lygromma anops.

So the fact that the GCS only have 2 eyes is perfectly acceptable to me, especially since they are cave spiders.

[Neoskel]

Well, technically not all spiders have 8 eyes. Many have 6 or 4, while others have 2 or even 1. For instance, several spiders of the Caponiidae family only have 2 eyes. Some cave spiders have no eyes at all, like the Lygromma anops.

So the fact that the GCS only have 2 eyes is perfectly acceptable to me, especially since they are cave spiders.

Exactly why i said it's subjective in the list.

[Yanlin]

I took a dive in the raws.

I found out that I know jack squat about raws.

[Draco18s]

They're pretty raw, aren't they?

[Neoskel]

'Nother quibble.

[BODY:ARMS_STANCE] has the [STANCE] tags on the upper arms instead of the hands which is weird. I'd say they'd be walking on their elbows but that would be part of the lower arm.

I also think it should be used for gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees, bonobos, etc. too. That would require [GRASP] on their feet too. I guess they just need a new 'ape' body.

The only creature that currently uses it in default is the slugman.

Edit: Crap, i just visualized how it would work for slugmen as is.  I'm still leaving it on the list though.

Oh, and snailmen have legs despite the shells being the main difference between slugs and snails.