So few people asked me in recent days about the nature of wild easkulls and how they behave with the humanoid ones.

2013

First of all, they are just like any other wild animal out there. While they have their own instincts and intelligence, they don't really play favorites if they feel threatened or just territorial. The only advantage the humanoid easkulls get is really being allowed few feet closer than any other race. That's as far as the meanest/most hot headed ferals go, however... or the ones with babies around. Other than that it can depend on personality of said individual. So, unless it's somehow domesticated or exposed to human (or other) contacts, it's best not to approach too close.

http://sythgara.deviantart.com/art/Too-close-Breakdown-Download-367202632?q=in%3Ascraps%20sort%3Atime%20gallery%3Asythgara&qo=0 - animated gif of progress shots

http://sythgara.tumblr.com/post/48619521507/some-of-the-progression-shots-from-my-last-piece#notes - some of these shots can be found here

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