I had an absolutely wonderful time with the newest Norn in Albia! Pictured here is Valborg, pronounced [VAHL-borg], whose Norse name means protector on the battlefield. He was completely mesmerized with the trumpet, and literally could not put it ... Continue Reading
I continued the second phase of the first generation by hatching another egg. The ultimate goal is to have a fertile male and female of five different Norn types form the foundation. Meet Ingelill, which is pronounced [ING-eh-lil] and ... Continue Reading
Peace in Albia never reigns for long: Dagny picked up a bit of antigen 6 while playing in the garden. Those sneaky illnesses love to waft in on a summer breeze, tickle a Norn’s nose, and then cause a ... Continue Reading
I was excited to return to Albia in C1 after my short ecology experiment in C3/DS! Even though the original Creatures game is the oldest in the series and somewhat outdated, I still consider it to be my favorite. ... Continue Reading
Arik found the desert island quite a comfortable location, despite its relatively desolate condition. He chose a cozy spot under the umbrella to take in the sea air and salty breeze. Although I found him to generally enjoy the ... Continue Reading
The females in Creatures 1 usually take a good deal of time to fully recover from a pregnancy. I had false alarms on numerous occasions with Eydis, who had only recently laid her very first egg. Arik and Truett ... Continue Reading
I never fell in love with the Forest Norn as I did with the standard three Creatures 1 breeds, but Albia was in need of some more diversity. I welcomed little Bera into the world! Her name, pronounced [BEHR-ah], ... Continue Reading
Arik was the only male Norn in Creatures 1, and I decided that it was time to add a little more genetic diversity to the world. Meet Truett! His Norse name is pronounced [TRU-et] and means dry wood meadow. ... Continue Reading
