--- Classes / Types / Roles They're/Used to be mostly rather tribe-like. --- Shaman The healers / Magic users of the group. Typically the most colorful. They have the most unique coloring and patterns. Such as stars, hearts, or lightning bolts. Chieften The leaders of the group. They can have any pattern or color. They tend to be the most intelligent, trusted, protective, or brave. Elders The Elders of the group. They can have any pattern or color. They are retired Atrirs from any role. Sometimes the Chieftain goes to them, or the Shamans, for advice.

Egg Guardians The Secondary Guardians of the Group. They can have any pattern or color. They tend to be the most trusted, quick, or protective Atrir. Warriors The Fighters, Guards, and Hunters of the Group. They can have any pattern or color. They tend to be the strongest and brave of the Atrir. Gatherers The gatherers of the Group. They can have any pattern or color. They are often the weak, or cowardly. They gather herbs or food for the Herbivores of the group.

---- Lore ---- The Atrir's stories began on a planet, far, far away. They were plunged into a great war, with an unknown race. The Atrir fought long and hard, through lots of bloodshed and death. It eventually came down to a few, the last Egg Guardians, Shamans, and Elders. They took refuge underground, in the dark, sacred lands. In a tedious effort, the Shamans, one by one, egg by egg, teleported them all. When the Atrir opened their eyes, they saw a mysterious world. It buzzed with unknown life. Filled with hope, they marched, searching to make a new home. Eventually, they settled, in a dense forest. The Atrir lived and died. Eggs hatched and grew. Tribes formed and grew.

News of new creatures eventually spread, exciting the curious youngsters of one group. They explored to where the creatures had been reported. The young Atrirs peeked through the bushes. They curiously watched the beings, excitedly trying to copy their movements. The supervising Atrir suddenly realized how beneficial the stances would be. The young Atrir had stood upright, waddling around unsteadily. The stances would be helpful for all kinds of things. The older Atrir gathered the young, and joyfully took them home. The Atrir told the others his discovery. They began to practice the movements, discovering more and more. Their stances and legs adapted, eventually coming to how they are today. They kept teaching their young how to walk, and do many human like things.

-- In modern time, Atrirs are now often kept as pets. Although, some still live in groups, or are strays. --- Personality --- Their personalities have changed a lot over the years. They usually take the personality of their owner if they have one. Although, some rather common traits are Protectiveness, Bravery, or Curiosity. Shyness is also common in some, though.

--- Rules --- Basic Rules: All Atrir must be anthropomorphic. All Atrir must have tufted ears (Exception: Ears are torn/missing) All Atrir must be cat like. --- Colors & Patterns / Designs Atrir usually have a color scheme ranging of similar colors. Like, dark brown, light brown, and tan. There are a few, rather subtle exceptions. Such as pastel blue and pastel green. Realistic colored Atrir tend to be more common. --- There can be no more than 6 colors on an Atrir. (There may also only be 4 colors per limb, NOT counting paws or claws) Claws must be like one of the ones shown. Patterns can really be anything. But, if they are unrealistic, it may only be the figures shown. (Or, a mix of both real and unrealistic patterns.) Eyes cannot be black or red.

''(There may also only be 4 colors per limb, NOT counting paws or claws)'' I mean paw-pads, not paws..