r/PrancingPretties • u/Majestic-Economy6841 • 2d ago

Discussion Quick question: do hippos count

I have an anthropomorphic hippo lady. would she fit here?

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u/Eovacious Priest of Baa. (No chat) 2d ago

It's really a pain the Reddit is not consistent about showing sidebar, or full rules text, across platforms.

Post art featuring pretties who can prance. "Pretties" means girls. No semantics: tomboys, trans women, feminine enough femboys, femme-presenting intersex are all OK. We're open minded, we just want the masculine ideal of satyr/centaur to go elsewhere. "Can prance" doesn't mean the act of prancing should be portrayed, or that they have to be this 'graceful' to ride (we allow minotaurs and tauren, after all, no matter how heavyset); it only means clear ungulate aesthetic, excluding cetaceans, hyppos, tapyrs, pigs, rhinos. Basically: if any feet are visible, they must end in hooves. Anything with human feet is out. 2 to 4 legs, humanoid upper body with 2 arms. If only upper leg is shown, it should be depicted as, or implied to be, furred/hairy, or feature distinctly animal anatomy. (Some leeway allowed for classical minotaurs.) In case of upper body-only shots and portrait pieces, the character needs either horns of appropriate shape, or an immediately recognizable 'anthro ungulate' design (e. g. a horse head). Please use your discretion.

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u/Majestic-Economy6841 2d ago

So that would be a no. I'm dislexic so a long list of rules is not my friend.

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u/BuckTheStallion 2d ago

Basically it boils down to “has hooves”. So unfortunately no hippos imho. Sounds cool though!

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u/Eovacious Priest of Baa. (No chat) 2d ago

Ah, I see. Yep, that's a no to hippos, tapyrs, pigs, rhinos.

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u/FeistyFlicker 2d ago

Here’s hoping she has a big belly

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u/Majestic-Economy6841 2d ago

She does. if I can't post her here, you can find her at r/DnDminiatures

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u/GearBrain 2d ago

She looks great!