Why hello there!

[Shin Majin]

As you can see, I am Shin Majin, but you can call me Elric the tree griffon. Unsurprisingly, I am a furry.

I've always been fascinated by monsters and mythical creatures , my favorites being griffons, sphinxes, and sea serpents.My favorite real animals are pangolins and...plesiosaurs.


I love to roleplay, and I'm very fond of both tabletop games and video games, whether console, handheld, or PC. I also dabble in forum games.

[Grey]

'Ello guvna! Welcome to the forums. I hope you have a great time here. 

[Ventus Fall]

Welcome to these forums, Elric

I've been fascinated with dragons and other mythical creatures too ever since I was small. It's cool to see a griffon on here, surprisingly not many of those around. I was hoping to see one some day, and now I have ;D

And yes, you should definitely check out our RP boards, and TV and Video board section, if you haven't already
Hope you enjoy your stay here!

[Shin Majin]

I never met a griffon before, so I'm quite excited! Do you want to tell us a bit more about your fursona? [/size]

[/size]Oh? Well, sure! I love talking about me. Elric is a tree griffon, which is a small subspecies of griffon about the size of a lynx. Much less powerful than regular griffons, they are excellent climbers, but clumsy flyers. They have the magical ability to fuse and harden their feathers into rock-like scales, and curl into an armored ball like an armadillo. The gem-like growth on their heads can emit a flash of light to blind and stun predators. They hunt like cats, striking at smaller prey from ambush.Elric in particular is lazy and socially awkward, but good-natured, forgiving, and gentle. He dabbles in alchemy, and fancies himself a scholar of strange magics.

[Shin Majin]

Oh, that's very interesting! Did you invent the tree griffon subspecies by yourself or is it an already existing one in mythology and such? As you can see I don't know anything about griffons, even if I always liked mythological creatures.

The tree griffon is my creation. I don't believe standard griffons have a particularly deep mythology, save for great power and a taste for horse meat.