Traits

A rare style of ruff composed of the same material a Pawbird's unzipped arms are. A mixture of skin and cloth that drapes across their chest and down their back in a distinguished fashion. The poncho ruff is often complemented with silken robes, tabards, or loose flouncy shirts that can get tucked underneath the rim. More than a few scholarly Pawbs tend to sport this look.

Trait:

• A flat cape shaped piece of flesh that drapes across the front and back of a Pawbird, with the shoulders being fairly exposed.
• This ruff may reach the Pawbird's waist at the longest in the front, while the back may extend down to the Pawbird's ankles.
• The poncho isn't fully connected to the Pawbird's shoulders, chest, or back, so clothing straps, sleeves, and necklaces can be tucked under a good amount of it. The neck and collarbone area is where the ruff fuses properly.
• The poncho may be designed like any other part of the Pawb's body.
• The poncho runs up the back of the neck but leaves the throat exposed.

• Poncho should not have the paw tips that the capelet or jester ruff have. To apply those features you would require an additional rare trait vial to combine this ruff with another that properly sports them.