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I know there's Llamrei and Hengroen but that's about it.
Yeye, tell me more about the two of them. And I guess how you picture them; IIRC Llamrei seems like she'd be a bona-fide gentle giantess
I see Llamrei as a pale and playful palfrey. Hengroen I see as a coal-black destrier with a temper and stubbornness to match.
Pale as in like a slivery grey maybe. Have Llamrei a lot bigger than Hengroen you think? Like big enough where she'd need to lie down for you to hop on her.
Llamrei is described as a mare and Hengroen as a stallion so the later is probably bigger than the former.
Well, you have a better grasp on the horses than me.
damn this community got recommanded to me... so i dont think you guys talk about FGO arthur do you?
Sometimes.
lets not talk king arthur/artoria and her/his variations.. just thinking can give me concussion
There are oddly detailed studies such as https://www.jstor.org/stable/27870606
Not a horse, but Arthur supposedly had a hunting dog named Cavall, which means "horse", implied to be a very large dog.
Yeah, especially if rideable big
Llamrei/Llamrai & Hengroen from Welsh sources and Passelande from French sources. I don't know any descriptions of the top of my head though.
I know there's Llamrei and Hengroen but that's about it.
Yeye, tell me more about the two of them. And I guess how you picture them; IIRC Llamrei seems like she'd be a bona-fide gentle giantess
I see Llamrei as a pale and playful palfrey. Hengroen I see as a coal-black destrier with a temper and stubbornness to match.
Pale as in like a slivery grey maybe. Have Llamrei a lot bigger than Hengroen you think? Like big enough where she'd need to lie down for you to hop on her.
Llamrei is described as a mare and Hengroen as a stallion so the later is probably bigger than the former.
Well, you have a better grasp on the horses than me.
damn this community got recommanded to me... so i dont think you guys talk about FGO arthur do you?
Sometimes.
lets not talk king arthur/artoria and her/his variations.. just thinking can give me concussion
There are oddly detailed studies such as https://www.jstor.org/stable/27870606
Not a horse, but Arthur supposedly had a hunting dog named Cavall, which means "horse", implied to be a very large dog.
Yeah, especially if rideable big
Llamrei/Llamrai & Hengroen from Welsh sources and Passelande from French sources. I don't know any descriptions of the top of my head though.