Traits

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon) and can commonly have a subtle gradient applied to their tips or base. 

Simple gradients consist of:

• Same/Similar hue to the base hue.
• Similar value to base value.

Example of a subtle gradient across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). It has become a statement piece to attempt to augment ones conduit to display multiple colors as multiple colors is said to contain vast magical prowess.

Simple gradients consist of:

• Two Analogous hues. (Red to orange, orange to yellow, yellow-green to teal, yellow-orange to pink..)
• Similar value to base value.

Example of a simple gradient across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). True conduits are considered an achievement of magical merit, having been gained through the mastery of one's self. Some kanti have managed the difficult feat of achieving this appearance through augmenting.

True gradients consist of:

• Multiple colors.
• A combination of hue and value.
• A vibrant hue with the capacity for soft pastel tips or base.

True gradients cannot consist of:

• Rainbow or iridescence (the full range of rainbow hues in a single gradient)
• whites, greys, or blacks without the appropriate rarity.

Example of a True gradient across all conduit points.

The true gradient allows you to apply the full or part of the gradient to the smaller conduit points such as the eyes and hooves/paws. With a true gradient you may also use part of the gradient as a solid underside to the hooves or as an accent for the optional fetlock pads.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). Banded conduits are a rare sight to behold; Thick stripes adorning the conduit entirely or in parts, adding a peculiarly familiar look to this equine species. It is unknown if the banding is a result of Mantibab influence.

Banded Conduits consist of:

• A single base color with a secondary color applied overtop.
• Thick striping running from base to tip or at least halfway up or down each conduit point.
• Subtle gradients may be applied to each color individually. (any gradients of higher rarity will require a trait vial of equal rarity)

Banded Conduits cannot consist of:

• Thin pinstriped lines
• too dark or pale colors without the appropriate rarity
• black, white, or greyscale stripes 

Example of a banded conduit across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). Accented conduits are a new trend among Kantis where part of their conduit is accented by a mark, whether it be the tips of their horns displaying a brighter color to the underside of a curving set of horns contrasting a darker color. 

Accented Conduits consist of:

• A standard conduit with a mark or single stripe of another appropriate color

Accents cannot consist of:

• Two or more markings on one horn (see Patterned Conduit)
• Black, white, or greyscale colors

Example of an accented conduit across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). Mismatched conduits are a bit of an anomaly. Kantis naturally born with this trait are said to have started their magical journey on the wrong foot, unable to connect with their mana across their body so they struggle heavily at first. It is also said that Kantis with mismatched Conduits may have difficulty controlling it, being a little "scrambled up". There's been enough evidence to say otherwise but some still carry that superstition.

Mismatched Conduits consist of:

• Any part of the traditional conduit points being a different color from the rest.

Mismatched cannot consist of:

• Conduit colors being split down the middle (see Split Conduit)
• Black, white, or greyscale colors

Example of a mismatched conduit across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). Split conduits are a bit of an anomaly. Kantis naturally born with this trait or who achieve this augmenting are said to have untapped magic potential for manifesting two colors so evenly across their body. 

Split Conduits consist of:

• Two colors splitting down the middle of the kanti, affecting all conduit points.

Split cannot consist of:

• Black, white, or greyscale colors

Example of a Split conduit across all conduit points.

Kanti Conduits are composed of the mana that runs through a Kanti's body. They manifest as patches along their backs and as horns that protrude from their foreheads. Conduits may be a solid color of any vibrant, deep, or bright hues (definitive examples coming soon). Patterned conduits are well recieved, with those adorned being seen as masterful in their craft. A patterned conduit is able to be simple, or intricate, depending on the wishes of its bearer and may come in lines, stripes, or dots.

Patterned Conduits consist of:

• A pattern or design on the Kantis conduit that still clearly has a definitive base color.
• Multiple colors

Patterned Conduits cannot consist of:

• Patterns with too many lines and colors that the base conduit color is lost.
• Black, white, or greyscale colors

Example of a Patterned conduit across all conduit points.