Beyond the Horizon
There are five wild horse herds that live in the wilderness of Australia, often called Brumbies. There are many dangers—cowboys, rattlesnakes, dingoes, wolves. There are even the dangers of other herds; stallions will fight others and steal mares. Loner stallions will get mares and start a herd. Aside from those dangers, life can be good.
Rules:
I run this RP. What I say goes.
Be realistic.
All BYC rules apply.
If you're having trouble with another member pm me.
No OOC fighting!
This RP takes place in Australia.
Horses can talk, but RP more of body language and again, be realistic. A mare may try and escape but eventually she will accept a stallion snaking her.
Don't RP until I accept your form.
HAVE FUN!
Ranks
Lead Stallion (1 per herd)
Lead Mare (1 per herd)
Herdmates
Foals
Loner
Form
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Color:
Height:
Herd:
Rank:
Character Traits:
Picture:
Username:
Other:
CHARACTERS:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/beyond-the-horizon-character-page
There are five wild horse herds that live in the wilderness of Australia, often called Brumbies. There are many dangers—cowboys, rattlesnakes, dingoes, wolves. There are even the dangers of other herds; stallions will fight others and steal mares. Loner stallions will get mares and start a herd. Aside from those dangers, life can be good.
Rules:
I run this RP. What I say goes.
Be realistic.
All BYC rules apply.
If you're having trouble with another member pm me.
No OOC fighting!
This RP takes place in Australia.
Horses can talk, but RP more of body language and again, be realistic. A mare may try and escape but eventually she will accept a stallion snaking her.
Don't RP until I accept your form.
HAVE FUN!
Desert Herd
Desert Herd is a group of horses that can live a long time without water and are use to the hot sun. Most of them are light colors, like white and grey; sometimes red roan or bay. For water they find an oasis. Even though they can go without water for a couple of days, if they don't find water, they can perish. Sandstorms occur in their territory, and sometimes horses will get separated from the rest of the herd. The Great Australian Desert is surrounded by canyons/large rocks. Rattlesnakes live in the desert, so watch out.
Outback Herd
Outback Herd is a herd of brumbies who live in the outback (duh). The outback is similar to the desert, but there is more shade and water. The horses are different colors, but few are black. Dingoes and wolves are a threat to this herd. The horses are fast, though, so 8 times out of 10 they will outrun them.
Solar Herd
This herd lives in the outback too, so it really isn't much different. They often fight with Outback Herd are aren't the friendliest. They are fast, even faster than Outback Herd, since there aren't many trees. And they are excellent fighters, so don't start trouble with them.
Tree Herd
Tree Herd lives in woodland, where there is grass, fresh plants, and trees, of course, for shade. There is a small creek that flows through it. Tree Herd would rather run from a fight then fight, even though they are very strong and stocky from their plentiful and healthy diets of vegetation. Appaloosas, pintos, paints, and dapples make up the herd. They aren't fast and most are pretty round and fat. Their predators are wolves, who live in packs and attack the horses. Since the territory is wooded and full of trees, they can't escape very easily. Wolves rarely kill the horses, but they can get minor wounds, maybe even fatal.
River Herd
The Darling River is where these wild horses dwell. They can swim well. Their foals are taught to swim when they are a few days old. River Herd doesn't have many predators, but cowboys come every summer to round them up. They are mostly always in the water. Different varieties of horses live here, since many loners join the herd.
Mountain Herd
Mountain Herd lives in the Great Dividing Range. The terrain is rocky and rough. The brumbies are sure-footed though, which means their hooves can grip onto the rock. Sometimes it is hazardous running through the mountains. There is a plain of plants and grass in between the mountains and plenty of water sources. The herd isn't near any others, other than loner horses who occasionally trespass into their territory.
Loners
Loners are horses who have no herd. They are either former colts of a herd who were kicked out, mares who wandered away from their herd to find a mate or horses who were born loners. Loner mares either join herds or make a herd with another loner stallion. They are nomads so they live everywhere.
Desert Herd is a group of horses that can live a long time without water and are use to the hot sun. Most of them are light colors, like white and grey; sometimes red roan or bay. For water they find an oasis. Even though they can go without water for a couple of days, if they don't find water, they can perish. Sandstorms occur in their territory, and sometimes horses will get separated from the rest of the herd. The Great Australian Desert is surrounded by canyons/large rocks. Rattlesnakes live in the desert, so watch out.
Outback Herd
Outback Herd is a herd of brumbies who live in the outback (duh). The outback is similar to the desert, but there is more shade and water. The horses are different colors, but few are black. Dingoes and wolves are a threat to this herd. The horses are fast, though, so 8 times out of 10 they will outrun them.
Solar Herd
This herd lives in the outback too, so it really isn't much different. They often fight with Outback Herd are aren't the friendliest. They are fast, even faster than Outback Herd, since there aren't many trees. And they are excellent fighters, so don't start trouble with them.
Tree Herd
Tree Herd lives in woodland, where there is grass, fresh plants, and trees, of course, for shade. There is a small creek that flows through it. Tree Herd would rather run from a fight then fight, even though they are very strong and stocky from their plentiful and healthy diets of vegetation. Appaloosas, pintos, paints, and dapples make up the herd. They aren't fast and most are pretty round and fat. Their predators are wolves, who live in packs and attack the horses. Since the territory is wooded and full of trees, they can't escape very easily. Wolves rarely kill the horses, but they can get minor wounds, maybe even fatal.
River Herd
The Darling River is where these wild horses dwell. They can swim well. Their foals are taught to swim when they are a few days old. River Herd doesn't have many predators, but cowboys come every summer to round them up. They are mostly always in the water. Different varieties of horses live here, since many loners join the herd.
Mountain Herd
Mountain Herd lives in the Great Dividing Range. The terrain is rocky and rough. The brumbies are sure-footed though, which means their hooves can grip onto the rock. Sometimes it is hazardous running through the mountains. There is a plain of plants and grass in between the mountains and plenty of water sources. The herd isn't near any others, other than loner horses who occasionally trespass into their territory.
Loners
Loners are horses who have no herd. They are either former colts of a herd who were kicked out, mares who wandered away from their herd to find a mate or horses who were born loners. Loner mares either join herds or make a herd with another loner stallion. They are nomads so they live everywhere.
Ranks
Lead Stallion (1 per herd)
Lead Mare (1 per herd)
Herdmates
Foals
Loner
Form
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Color:
Height:
Herd:
Rank:
Character Traits:
Picture:
Username:
Other:
CHARACTERS:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/beyond-the-horizon-character-page
Desert Herd
Name: Solar
Age: 6
Gender: stallion
Color: White
Height: 16 hands
Herd: desert
Rank: lead stallion
Character Traits: nice, loyal to his mares and sweet
Picture:
Name: Claire
Age: 5
Gender: mare
Color: gray
Height: 5 hands
Herd: desert
Rank: lead mare
Character Traits: nice and sweet. loves to run
Picture:
Username: PrettyHorsez
Other:Age: 6
Gender: stallion
Color: White
Height: 16 hands
Herd: desert
Rank: lead stallion
Character Traits: nice, loyal to his mares and sweet
Picture:
Name: Claire
Age: 5
Gender: mare
Color: gray
Height: 5 hands
Herd: desert
Rank: lead mare
Character Traits: nice and sweet. loves to run
Picture:
Username: PrettyHorsez
Outback Herd
Name: Dawn
Age: 5
Gender: Mare
Color: Brown
Height: 15 hands
Herd: Outback
Rank: lead mare
Character Traits: Quick thinking and caring, but can get aggressive fast
Picture:
Username: DarthLayer
Solar Herd
Tree Herd
River Herd
Age: 5
Gender: Mare
Color: Brown
Height: 15 hands
Herd: Outback
Rank: lead mare
Character Traits: Quick thinking and caring, but can get aggressive fast
Picture:
Username: DarthLayer
Solar Herd
Tree Herd
River Herd
Name: Mist
Age: 4
Gender: Mare
Color: blue roan
Height: 15 hands
Herd: River
Rank: Lead mare
Character Traits: Independent, brave, and kind.
Picture:
Username
arthLayer
Other:
Name: Splash
Age: newborn
Gender: colt
Color: palomino paint
Height: 5 hands
Herd: River
Rank: foal
Character Traits: playful, curious and rambunctious.
Picture:
Username: perfect polish
Other:
Mountain Herd
Name: Rohan
Age: 4
Gender: stallion
Color: bay
Height: 15
Herd: mountain
Rank: lead stallion
Character Traits: feirce and protective. He is strong and powerful. Come to rule mountain herd by defeating and driving out his father.
Picture:
Username: polish
Age: 4
Gender: Mare
Color: blue roan
Height: 15 hands
Herd: River
Rank: Lead mare
Character Traits: Independent, brave, and kind.
Picture:
Username
arthLayerOther:
Name: Splash
Age: newborn
Gender: colt
Color: palomino paint
Height: 5 hands
Herd: River
Rank: foal
Character Traits: playful, curious and rambunctious.
Picture:
Username: perfect polish
Other:
Mountain Herd
Name: Rohan
Age: 4
Gender: stallion
Color: bay
Height: 15
Herd: mountain
Rank: lead stallion
Character Traits: feirce and protective. He is strong and powerful. Come to rule mountain herd by defeating and driving out his father.
Picture:
Username: polish
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