

Name: Tecumpsah
Age: middle aged.
Mates: Ranon ( motherlike character) and Glare. (Semi open if you send me a bio on how they met.)
Foals: Kona and Felize
Personality: Calm, firm, kind, a loving mate and father, ect.
History:
Tecumpsah is the brother of Strider and son of Cedar. Once Strider went lost, Tecumpsah looked for him everywhere. After a year or so, Tecumpsah wandered across a Lakota Village. He saw a mare and moved closer to ask for directions to the nearest wild herd. As he was talking with the mare, whose name was Glare, Tecumpsah grew to like her more and more. Eventually, he stayed with Glare at the village and learned the customs and ways of the Indians. Tecumpsah stayed for a few weeks, but he wanted to find his brother. As he traveled, he found a herd with a very territorial lead stallion. The stallion challenged him, and even though Tecumpsah explained he was only passing through, the lead stallion wouldn't listen. Tecumpsah won the battle and the other stallion gave him one of his mares, Ranon. Tecumpsah and Ranon then journied on in search of Strider. How ever, they could not find him and they soon returned to the indian village. Tecumpsah explained to Glare why Ranon was with him, and the two mares got along famously. After a few months, Glare and Tecumpsah became the proud parents of a beutiful filly named Kona. They stayed in the Lakota village for a while afterwards, and Felize was born. Felize was an energetic colt who couldn't resist getting in trouble. Many corn holds were mysteriously emptied while Felize was around. Tecumpsah and his family eventualy traveled away from the indian village and they lived in the wild. Tecumpsah found Strider, and the two herds settled next to one another. Ranon travels between the herds to foalsit, and Kona, Felize, and Spirit get along. More to be added soon.
Likes: Glare, his family, Strider, being wild, ect.
Dislikes: Cougars, Unreasonable stallions, the cavalry, ect.
Voice: the actor that playes Mace Windu in Star Wars.
Comments
breyer
I'm not sure what you are reffering to,W I N T ER. I am kinda confused on that point.
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