Traits

Horns that sprout from the temples, and follow the curvature of the head upwards, curling out slightly at the tips.

An uncommon style of horn that curves forward attractively, adding an almost crown-like appearance to its bearer. Pawbirds are known to wrap wires and cords on these horns in order to hang charms or baubles from them.

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  🔹 These horns point forward and end in an upward curve, 1 - 2 branching points accompany these horns.
  
  ❗ Pawbird horns can blend seamlessly into the head or have a clear separation.
  ❗ Pawbird horns may be smooth and shiny with some give or dense and jelly-like in appearance.
  ❗ All uncommon horns may have small metal caps at the tip of each point, being a common pawbird practice for those with larger horns. These caps are rarely seen in gold or platinum, usually reserved for rarer horn types.