Species

Cinnapets are small entities composed entirely of sugar. There are five known kinds of Cinnapet: Oozebuds, Cinnagummies, Gummimandyr,  Chirtles, and Cinnabats. They may have any flavor and any traits associated with the Cinnaspecies as a whole, as they are alchemical in nature. 

Cinnapets also have wereforms. Oozebuds become Greater Oozes, Gummimandyrs become longer, and resemble celestial Cinnadragons, Cinnabat wereforms resemble Cinnawyverns, Chirtles become huge vessel-like behemoths with spiral shells, and Cinnagummies can take on a variety of shapes like their big fuzzy counterparts.

 

Cinnapets are available through all staff and Guest Artists, and may be made as MYOs with Construct Sugar - found in our shop. They do not have to be attached to another design.
Cinnapets have their own Masterlist, and may be sold and traded freely.

It is not known when Cinnapets came to be, but it is rumored to be at least a couple hundred - maybe even thousand years - based on stories and the size of some still-living instances. Due to their nature as constructs, these sugary beasts were first made by Cinnas perhaps as homunculi or companions. That tradition carries on to modern times. 

Cinnapets that roam the wild are exactly the same as their small counterparts. However, exposure to enchanted sugar for prolonged periods - whether it be through consumption or natural influence - can cause a kind of advanced evolution into dangerous forms. 

These Titan Cinnapets come in a few size classes, and are often found roaming the overworld. In most cases, Titan Cinnapets become ravenous and more untamed with their growth, and have a high prey drive for enchanted sugar - this includes Cinnas, which many will attempt to hunt and eat. 

Chaosmites are unaffected by most Titan Cinnapet prey drives, and the two species have formed bonds that rival that of modern day Cinnas and their tiny pets. Some are known to ride titanic wyrms across the Cinnamon Sea, or cast swarms of giant shadows across the Chaosi Rainforest from the backs of Wyvernish Cinnabats.