Traits

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 set of horns that stand tall and slightly swirl backwards, small prongs giving a branch-like appearance.

•  Lope:  

  🔹 These horns are meant to emulate "antelope" horns, with the optional additions of extra prongs.
  
  ❗ You may have 2 - 5 extra prongs on each horn.
  ❗ Horns should be reasonably symmetrical.

An uncommon style of horn that curves slightly as they tower upwards in a pincer formation.

•  Lope:  

  🔹 These horns point backward, and end in a light pincered shape, standing very tall.
  
  ❗ 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.