phreatophile wrote: »No expert, but a tiger's running gait and anatomy, nevermind it's disposition preclude riding in real life. (Captain Obvious, I know)
So however they decide to do it works. Kinda looks like a rule 6 violation but that fact that its a tiger makes up for it.
LordSkyKnight wrote: »Hold on let me go jump on my cat's back and see if the same thing happens when I try to ride him.......
Brb.
LordSkyKnight wrote: »Hold on let me go jump on my cat's back and see if the same thing happens when I try to ride him.......
Brb.
I thought it seemed a bit odd at first, but I think it's quite realistic looking for how one would ride such an animal.
nerevarine1138 wrote: »LordSkyKnight wrote: »Hold on let me go jump on my cat's back and see if the same thing happens when I try to ride him.......
Brb.
Post pics for evidence.
Dekkameron wrote: »
When were we told about it?Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Yeah, what happened to the "large" mount we were told about....?
When were we told about it?Zershar_Vemod wrote: »Yeah, what happened to the "large" mount we were told about....?