Deer
Deer predominantly serve as dairy livestock within the Dome but also offer their utility in other ways. Notably, larger stags frequently pull carts and assist with transportation. These versatile creatures can be seen grazing in meadows or within farm boundaries. Stabled stags are especially common, with many rexals emphasizing the deep bonds they share with these animals.

Pheasant
Pheasants serve as the rexalian equivalent to chickens and are primarily kept in communal flocks. These larger-than-average birds enjoy the freedom to wander through farmlands and even roam the urban areas. Identifiable by the ribbons tied around their feet, they're easy to trace back to their respective farms. While not particularly tame due to their wandering habits, they reliably return to their nesting places come nightfall. Their larger size also translates to more abundant egg production.

Bees
In the biodiverse world of the Dome, bees hold a special status as the most prized insects. These honey-bees are about the size of real-world hornets and can be found in both wild habitats and cultivated apiaries. While their role in pollinating Rexalia's lush flora is invaluable, they're most cherished for their sumptuous honey. This golden nectar serves dual purposes: it's not only a culinary delight but also a key ingredient in medicinal remedies, making it indispensable to both chefs and healers.

The practice of beekeeping has therefore become a widespread vocation among rexals. The complexity of their apiaries can vary, ranging from natural tree hollows to crafted clay pots, and even more sophisticated framed beehives akin to modern designs.

Wolves
Retaining their imposing, wolf-like physique while evolving to exhibit dog-like behavior, these majestic canines are more than just pets in the Dome. They come in a stunning array of colors, and rexals take particular pride in companions that sport unique or vibrant coats. While deeply loved and well-cared for, these wolves are far from just decorative. They're invaluable helpers in deer herding and are keen enough to retrieve stray pheasants for their owners.

Rather than being leashed, these wolves often wear intricately designed collars as symbols of their special bond with their rexal caregivers. These decorative collars serve less as restraints and more as expressions of the deep affection and esteem in which they're held.

Other
Although rexals here predominantly favor the company of wolves or deer, there are outliers in the choice of companions. A rare few rexals have taken to taming hunting birds, a feat regarded as highly impressive within their community. Even less common are those who opt for more unconventional companions like rats, boars, or songbirds, making these unique pets a true curiosity.

Although rexals are naturally equipped with sturdy claws and formidable teeth, they tend to prefer more nuanced hunting methods when pursuing their prey. Deer, boar, and occasionally rabbits find themselves the subjects of rexal hunts. To capture these creatures, rexals commonly employ bows and arrows, hunting knives, or snares, favoring skill and strategy over raw power.

While the Elders rarely involve themselves in matters like laws and regulations, their sentiments do sometimes become known. For example, they've expressed a subtle disapproval of the ongoing trade between the Dome and the Posian Islands. This isn't shared as a formal decree, but rather in passing comments when they surface for other important matters. The sentiment isn't that this trade is illegal, but that the Elders prefer less interaction with those who have chosen to live outside the Dome's ideal environment. Curiously, whenever they do mention the world outside, it's often tinged more with concern than outright disapproval.