Clover Field Qitari! The magma runes & lucky dust are supposed to emulate a field full of clover. The tail is there to be a third trait/because I really love the tail.

edit: I didn't mean to ping! I clicked the @ so I didn't have to scroll all the way down and I forgot to re-remove your name when I previewed my post! Sorry, Faiona! :c

I found inspiration in Leprecauns and Clovers. Leprecauns are to me a type of fairy. Fairies can be considered lucky. Clovers are lucky and represent St. Patrick's Day. Especially 4-leaf clovers.

I used the traits:
Lucky Runes - Clovers
Lucky dust - Clovers and the fairy idea
Pixie dust - Fairy idea

Shamrock Sylvorpa



Four leaf clover/shamrock = Luck O' the irish.

Clover Feild



My inspiration for this gal, is my father. My father used to make every thing green and yellow to the best of his ability. He treated me like a little princess. So for him I had based my creation on the things that he had done for me.

Traits;
Druidic Essence
Dragon tail (tips)
Galaxy

Lucky Penny Zolnixi~

I was inspired by lucky pennies, I guess... I tried to make her a bronze, but then she looked brown, so she ended up light and creamy.

I came up with her from this:




(Idk if I posted the pictures correctly sorry if it's messed up)

https://www.sylestia.com/image_builder_pet.php?ec=042100&c1=2E2600&c2=042100&c3=7641AB&ac=FFFFFF&gd1c=EDF24E&gd2c=037001&gd3c=FFFFFF&md1c=FFFFFF&md2c=FFFFFF&md3c=FFFFFF&gd1=DD&gd2=FF&gd3=AA&md1=00&md2=00&md3=CC&species=faelora&gender=female&maturity=216

Enchanted Forest

Based off this:
https://lovinglifeinwellies.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/walks1.jpg

Chocolate coin Lighira



I based her off my favorite St.Patrick's day candy, Chocolate Coins. I loved getting these things from my parents, even if I got pinched for not having green on every once in a while. me and a friend use to pretend a Leprecorn gave them to us.

My entry was inspired by this song, by Marc Gunn: "St. Patrick Never Drank." I think this song explains why, when Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland, he totally failed to remove the long-bodied, wriggly, scaled Aeridinies--

Hey Pat! Why don't you look up once in a while?

You see, whenever Saint Patrick was out looking for snakes to drive away and saw an Aeridini instead (like the one above), he could not believe his eyes. Therefore, he ignored the Aeridini, because he was afraid people would think he had been drinking if he described the creature to them, and he was very proud of the fact that he didn't drink.

Thus, a tribe of lucky sky-leaf-and-spring flower-colored Aeridinies watched St. Pat triumphantly announce that he had driven all "serpents" from Ireland while they snickered at him from the tops of trees and from their hiding places among the lilies.

Inspiration: Golden clover