Traits

A large and curving set of horns that frame a smaller diamond shaped horn on the forehead. High ranking officials, scholars, merchant heads, and head of the guards may be found wearing this style, but it has become more popular for kantis to augment their horns in this fashion. 

A set of four horns that sprout from a very similar space on the forehead. They can be straight or curl slightly.

A set of four horns with the front two smaller in size than the main set. These horns stand tall and curl back slightly.

A rather large set of four horns that curl up, back, and around to give the feeling of the entertainers of the court.

Two sets of large and spiraled horns that stand proudly. Often connected to the swirling of seashells on the shore.

A set of horns that, when viewed from afar, resembles a crescent moon. 

A pair of horns that are smaller and shaped after crescent moons.

A large and protruding set of horns that grow backwards, curling impressively.

An impressively curled set of horns that resemble those of rams. Oftentimes capable of serious bludgeoning damage.

A pair of unusually small horns  that end in sharp points. They are a peculiar teardrop shape with a swirl inlaid onto them.

A set of large horns who've undergone a mana overload resulting in a  jagged and craggy texture. Horns like this require a lot of work to get back to a normal form, with any sort of sanding or magical augmenting resulting in the same spikes and crags reforming on the new surface.

A set of impressively flared horns that stand tall and end in a curved swirled point. Kabuto horns are often worn by distinguished knights and often granted to retainers of noble or royal households, though in recent times they are regarded as a handsome set to wear in general.

A set of horns composed of evenly distributed protrusions giving the appearance of a crown. Carried by the royal families spread around Crederia, it's not a common sight.

•  Corona:  

  A crown of horns adorns your Mantibab's head in an elegant formation.
  🔹 A center horn with up to four horns on each side or up to four horns curved towards the forehead to create a "crown" shape.
  🔹 A small diamond shaped horn often accompanies these styles, laid directly on the forehead or nose ridge. This horn is optional.
  
  ❗ Corona horns must have their largest point in the center of the crown, with any additional horns getting smaller the further from the center.

A pair of large, twisted horns that give a natural elegance to your Mantibab. 

•  Lope:  

  Two twisting horns thick at the base and thin and pointed at the tip.
  🔹 These horns should have a clear extended twist to them, with at least 3 twists along it's length.
  
  ❗ The stripes on this horn should follow the curviture.
  ❗ This style of horn usually ends in a deadly sharp point, but may have a softer, rounded tip instead depending on preference.

A single, twisted horn that stands long and pronounced. Faire horns are said to be passed down from the Fabled, fanciful creatures of myth whose likeness was twisted a little bit on the way down. To bear the Faire is to be granted luck in life. 

•  Faire:  

  A twisted unicorn-like horn that extends far, and gives a whimsical feeling to your Mantibab.
  🔹 This horn should have a clear extended twist to it, with at least 3 twists along it's length.
  
  ❗ The stripes on this horn should follow the curviture, but can have thicker striping than what's depicted if desired to help with the placement.
  ❗ This style of horn usually ends in a deadly sharp point, but may have a softer, rounded tip instead depending on preference.

A set of horns composed of 3 horns along the brow ridge in an impressive display, passed down from powerful Mantibabs of old, although to some these horns were passed down by demons.

•  Devious:  

  A set of horns with no single design, conquerers of the past bore these "helms" to intimidate their enemiies.
  🔹 The horns may be straight, or wavy, with subtle or significant curving at the tips. 
  🔹 A center "accent horn" may accompany the set like other mythical styles.
  🔹 Striping can subtly wave along the length of the horns.
  
  ❗ As long as the height and size fits the depiction of these horns, the orientation of long - short horn can be up to you!

A set of horns composed of two large, smooth horns curving around and pressing against each other as though in prayer. The tips of these horns are then cut and sanded to a flat point. This style of horn is often an attempted gift from the lavishly rich to their most trusted companions, if they are lucky enough to succeed with the augmentation. It is said this style of horn stemmed from the original messengers of the gods, loyal and devout as they were, and such has become a sought after symbol of devotion.

•  Loyal:  

  A set of horns pressed against each other in reverence.
  🔹 This horn style is accompanied by a center diamond shaped horn, and up to 5 adorning shards of horn around that center point. 
  
  ❗ The center diamond horn should be no larger than depicted, but it can be made smaller if desired.

A set of horns composed of three horns in a triangle formation, with the center point being the smallest.

•  Bejeweled:  

  A reverse crown of sorts, reminiscent of the draconic bloodlines of the wrathful, although these horns carry an elegant air to them.
  🔹 Tri-horn style with a large curving horn surrounding a smaller, center horn. This center horn may have an additional horn on either side of it, as well as the accenting diamond shaped horn shared by other mythical styles.
  
  ❗ The center horn should be no longer than common unico horn styles.

While labelled as "horns", Basket horns are typically one singular horn with two connection points on the skull. This singular horn curves over the head in a smooth or twisted fashion, reminiscent of the handle of a basket! Basket Horns may have a swirl at the end of their points if applicable, and must be striped like traditional bab horns if adorning a bab's head.

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The royal set of horns are lax and curve around the head in a gentle sweep. Oftentimes only held by those with blood ties to royalty, though that is not as uncommon considering you can gain royal status by being appointed by the people. The natural appearance of this horn at birth may be a premonition of great things to come.

Heir horns continue that trend by oftentimes only appearing on the heads of those destined to take the crown, or so they say. This style is rare to come by and is regarded as something to be respected.