What
Club Norn Is All About
Hi,
I'm Mulder and I'm here to show you what Club norn is all about, so here
it is!.
Club Norn is
based on a computer game called "Creatures". The pictures of the fuzzy
little critters are called norns. These norns have a wide world to venture
in with its good things and its bad things. There are bad plants that will
make your norns sick and some that will make them feel better. There is
a bad creature called the Grendle that will hit your norns and make them
sick. In the world you can have 8 norns there at a time and they will interact
and breed to make there own little nornies that looks like them. The objet
of the game is to breed as many norns as you can to make a generation of
interesting norns. You can keep track of your breeding level by looking
at the breeders score at the bottom of the screen. Just like people they
need to be well feed, they need to sleep, play with toys so that they won't
get bored, and they need love. Norns get old, die and the cycle goes on
as long as you keep breeding. If you go to other peoples sites you can
see lots of different types of norns from banana norns to ron norns. You
can buy add on's too for your norns like more different looking norns and
COBs. COBs are Creatures OBjest which are toys, animals, food, and things
to help your norn learn things. You can make your own COBs by downloading
the object editor that will let you make your own COBs. there are 7 types
of norns created by Cyber life (The creators of Creatures) and then there
is the Bunny, female santa, and wood norns that were made by other people.
If you own Creatures you can download these norns from the lounge. There
is a second version of Creatures (Creatures 2) which most people have now
and are changing there sites from Creatures 1 to 2. called C2 to be shorter.
Here are some
of the types of norns (C1)





And these are the Grendles
(C1)


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