Name:
Palko

D.O.B:
April 2008

Gender:
Stag

Pictogram:
X

How to remember:
Personally, I think it looks like an L and a paperclip.

Relatives:
None that he is aware of.

Mate:
None yet.

Personality:
Palko is a fairly reserved stag. First and foremost, he is a scientist. Studying the smaller creatures as well as other deer in the forest is one of his most beloved tasks. Trying out new spells, masks, and roars is another pastime. He loves spell wars, though most always returns to his old set once the expirement is over. He's an amiable character, though if someone decides to get violent he won't hesistate to retaliate.
Palko has a strange sense of humor and a wit about him that not all can appreciate. Finding weird spots around the forest is a pasttime he's well aquainted with and his fasination with being turned into a frog, bat, or other small creature is probably slightly unhealthy. He's best in brief encounters, often playing than running off only to return moments later. Its these strange quirks that set him apart from other deer, and aid him in exploring the forest.

Other:
-He loves simply strolling about the forest
-He’s fairly reserved but a little looser around fawns and does
-Palko's much more exciteable if you give him a new mask or set to play with
-He prefers Summer and Fall to Winter. During the Winter he's a tad more solitary whilst in the other seasons he's more agreeable company.
-Palko dislikes being alone and at the same time doesn’t particularly enjoy large parties
-Palko is very quick when he feels like. However, he does go through lazy periods where he simply prefers to sleep.
-He loves the rain and often is seen jumping about in it
-He loves to expirement and new sets or spell wars get him revved up
-He enjoys being transformed into other creatures or changing pelts often
-Palko is something of a naturalist and loves to watch the smaller creatures of the forest
-His favorite part of the forest is the birch. However, he tends to get lonely there.
-His favorite colour is plum (purple)
-Disappearing lakes and other phenomena fascinate and confuse him greatly