Capal - Revision history

Orion: Added Penyan breed

2025-09-15T14:13:49Z

Added Penyan breed

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	\|This Capal is known for only galloping backwards.		\|This Capal is known for only galloping backwards.
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		+	\|Kohn
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		+	\|Bred for traversing mountain passes, the Penyan has a small stature, powerful hindquarters, and small, soft hooves for gripping ledges. A thicker coat keeps them warm in high winds.
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Squiddy at 12:13, 4 September 2025

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	\| industry =		\| industry =
	\| headquarters = Racism HQ		\| headquarters = Racism HQ
−	\| area = ~~horse~~ territory	+	\| area = capal territory
−	\| foundation_year = the ~~chinese~~ year of the ~~horse~~ 马人冰锥	+	\| foundation_year = the Kinoese year of the capal 马人冰锥
	}}		}}
	The '''Capal''' (Retereis Capallus) is a domesticated, one-toed hoofed animal. It is generally accepted that the Capal was domesticated by 5000BE. They are adapted to run long distances, can carry relatively large loads, and possess an excellent sense of balance.		The '''Capal''' (Retereis Capallus) is a domesticated, one-toed hoofed animal. It is generally accepted that the Capal was domesticated by 5000BE. They are adapted to run long distances, can carry relatively large loads, and possess an excellent sense of balance.
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	==== Stahl ====		==== Stahl ====
−	The phrase “stahl” usually refers to the continental sports capal, which often carry the word in their names. However, the classification actually encompasses the majority of middleweight capal, as they have originated through crossing Wagoncapal and Kohn ~~horses~~.	+	The phrase “stahl” usually refers to the continental sports capal, which often carry the word in their names. However, the classification actually encompasses the majority of middleweight capal, as they have originated through crossing Wagoncapal and Kohn capals.

	==== Khon ====		==== Khon ====
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	\|Emperialis		\|Emperialis
	\|Wagoncapal		\|Wagoncapal
−	\|Towering black ~~horses~~, standing sometimes up to 5 meters in height. Historically used in the Imperial Zokesian Royal Cavalry for palace defense	+	\|Towering black capals, standing sometimes up to 5 meters in height. Historically used in the Imperial Zokesian Royal Cavalry for palace defense
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	\|Junic		\|Junic
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	\|Cortic		\|Cortic
	\|Wagoncapal		\|Wagoncapal
−	\|Raised in the mountains of Jutland, the Cortic ~~horse~~ is known for its huge lung capacity and baritone	+	\|Raised in the mountains of Jutland, the Cortic capal is known for its huge lung capacity and baritone
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	\|Baylian		\|Baylian

Zekes at 20:05, 19 July 2025

2025-07-19T20:05:39Z

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	== Domestication ==		== Domestication ==
		+	[[File:ZokeScreenshot25195.png\|thumb\|444x444px\|An Emperialis Wagoncapal next to a Wardian Kohn]]
	Capal have been domesticated for thousands of years. Generations of selective breeding by kerbals has lead to the emergence of hundreds of breeds across [[Kerbin]] each with distinct physiological differences, though most share several characteristics.		Capal have been domesticated for thousands of years. Generations of selective breeding by kerbals has lead to the emergence of hundreds of breeds across [[Kerbin]] each with distinct physiological differences, though most share several characteristics.

Zekes at 19:19, 19 July 2025

2025-07-19T19:19:03Z

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	\|Wustic		\|Wustic
	\|Kohn		\|Kohn
		+	\|This Capal is known for only galloping backwards.
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Squiddy at 17:27, 29 April 2025

2025-04-29T17:27:49Z

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	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.		\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.
−	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat kapinko in far more moderated quantities during [[Ikonia#Biodiversity\|Kapinkalia]] celebrations.	+	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat kapinko in far more moderated quantities during [[Ikonia#Biodiversity\|Kapinkalia]] celebrations in the form of the dish alogop.
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	\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|		\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|

Squiddy at 11:40, 29 April 2025

2025-04-29T11:40:29Z

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	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.		\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.
−	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat kapinko in far more moderated quantities during [[Kapinkalia]] celebrations.	+	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat kapinko in far more moderated quantities during [[Ikonia#Biodiversity\|Kapinkalia]] celebrations.
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	\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|		\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|

Squiddy at 11:14, 29 April 2025

2025-04-29T11:14:50Z

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	\|Chevspendi\|\|Khon\|\|Often used as wagoncapal		\|Chevspendi\|\|Khon\|\|Often used as wagoncapal
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−	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the ~~Kapinko~~ down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.	+	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.
−	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat ~~Kapinkos~~ in far more moderated quantities during [[Kapinkalia]] celebrations.	+	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat kapinko in far more moderated quantities during [[Kapinkalia]] celebrations.
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	\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|		\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|

Squiddy at 10:55, 29 April 2025

2025-04-29T10:55:14Z

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	\|Chevspendi\|\|Khon\|\|Often used as wagoncapal		\|Chevspendi\|\|Khon\|\|Often used as wagoncapal
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		+	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|Under the dark malaise of Emanthos Cule's twilight Spearka, the scarcity of food drove the hungry masses to eat whatever they could find from the putrefying remnants of the nation's dwindling resources. All evils are driven by bestial instinct, and there is no instinct more powerful and more primeval than simple hunger. Cowering beneath the half-light of a dying realm, the Spearkans devoured their steeds, for they could not bear to do so in the light of reason. They boiled the Kapinko down into rivers of proteinogenic sludge. Scraggy, emaciated flesh drooped from screaming, whinnying bodies in crimson curtains of meat. Skin dissolved and tendons sloughed from sodden, mushy bones as the last vestiges of the Spearkan people's connection to a rural and loyal life broiled and popped in their cooking pots. In furtive, shameful silence they fed. Runnels of quivering red slop stained their mouths and pooled in the streets. And only once their hunger for meat was sated, their thirst for blood slaked, only after the beast-soul at the heart of all living kerbals had been caged once more, only then did they weep.
−	\|Kapinko\|\|Delicacy\|\|often EATEN by ikonians
		+	[[Ikonia\|Ikonians]] now eat Kapinkos in far more moderated quantities during [[Kapinkalia]] celebrations.
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	\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|		\|Bosmyth Walker\|\|Wagoncapal\|\|

MiffedStarfish at 19:38, 11 April 2025

2025-04-11T19:38:03Z

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−	\|Sarconian\|\|Stahl\|\|The only capal in [[Sarconia]]	+	\|Sarconian\|\|Stahl\|\|The only capal breed in [[Sarconia]], sturdy, stocky and adapted to steppe living
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	\|Old Mamb\|\|Stahl\|\|Their Khon charactaristics are a result of the [[Chevspendi]]		\|Old Mamb\|\|Stahl\|\|Their Khon charactaristics are a result of the [[Chevspendi]]

Zekes at 17:37, 11 April 2025

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 Capal have been domesticated for thousands of years. Generations of selective breeding by kerbals has lead to the emergence of hundreds of breeds across [[Kerbin]] each with distinct physiological differences, though most share several characteristics.
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-|Sarconian||Wagoncapal-Khon hybrid||The only capal in [[Sarconia]]
+|Sarconian||Stahl||The only capal in [[Sarconia]]
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-|Old Mamb||Wagoncapal-Khon hybrid||Their Khon charactaristics are a result of the [[Chevspendi]]
+|Old Mamb||Stahl||Their Khon charactaristics are a result of the [[Chevspendi]]
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 |Bosmyth Walker||Wagoncapal||
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