Traits

An array of dense triangle spots that can lay condensed or sparse on a babs coat.

A combination of stripes and rings that create strange patterns on the babs coat.

Larger ovals that are mostly uniform in size, can have smaller spots as embellishments to complete the look.

The babs spots have been replaced with simple stars! Can't be made to look like constellations.

A simple pattern that forces spots to knit together giving the illusion of flowers! Often have circles of color underneath.

A pattern of long and short "spots" that give the illusion of fireworks going off.  

A strange set of spots shaped like ginko leaves that, when layered together, look like backwards scales!

A rare, small spot type that is a shred larger than "sparkles". These spots are condensed at points and offer the fanciful imagely of having a bunch of sugar dropped on you! Spots should still have larger and smaller spots but the smattering can be tinier than all other spot types.

Large, oblong spots that have been warped to resemble clouds, can have solid or softer edges, and together with regular spots can look like rainclouds!

A pattern of hexoganol spots that can be filled with color or placed as solid outlines.

A rare style of spot where circles are replaced with diamonds! Max size shown in the icon, but can be a bit smaller.

Diamond shaped spots simliar to twinkles that are evenly placed on the body. Can be used to make rings or patterns.

Hexagonal markings that are often filled with color. Often layered in a condensed pattern.

A leloko's coat is capable of coming in all manner of markings, with spots being highly common.

•  Spots & Speckles:  

  🔹 Tiny speckles, freckling, and scattered spots fall into this category. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

A leloko's coat is capable of coming in all manner of markings, with spots being highly common.

•  Spots of all Kinds:  

  🔹 Any solid round spots fall into this category, including "devilled yolk" and other organic spots found on any other crederian. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Skullcracker coats come covered in all manner of spots and stripes. Finding sparse or condensed speckles and freckles is very commonplace.

•  Spots & Speckles:  

  🔹 Tiny speckles, freckling, and scattered spots fall into this category. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

May Astrael guide you. 

•  Winter Star Spots:

  🔹 An assortment of stars have laid themselves across your coat, pulsing in soft beats of light that twinkles gently in the dark.
  🔹 Winter stars are composed of multiple lines or points intersecting a center point. These should not be confused with seeing star spots.
  🔹 This trait allows for smaller stars smattered around the coat, or a single large star with sparse little ones elsewhere.
  
  ❗ Stars may not be connected by lines or be depicted as constellations. 
  ❗ Stars give off a soft glow

Below is the max coverage! 
TBA

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•  Lovestruck Spots:

  🔹 Hearts should be small to large in size, and may be filled, hollow, or "broken"
  
  ❗ Hearts must follow all species color rules.

Below is an example of average coverage!

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•  Loveshackle Spots:

  🔹 Hearts should be clearly connected to form "chains".
  🔹 Hearts may be hollow, filled, or bordered by additional colors.
  
  ❗ Hearts must follow all species color rules.
  ❗ "Chains" may appear broken at parts, but should not look purely like the "Lovestruck Spots" trait.

Below is an example of average coverage!

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•  Sweet Trail Spots:

  🔹 Hearts should be connected to thin "stems" or vine-like markings. They may border the stem or be applied in wheat-like formations.
  🔹 Hearts may be hollow, filled, or bordered by additional colors.
  
  ❗ Markings must follow all species color rules.
  ❗ Free floating heart spots may be applied without needing the additional "Lovestruck Spot" trait as long as they are near the main trail markings.

Below is an example of average coverage!