Traits

A tall and menacing set of horns with 2 - 4 protrusions adorning their centers (in any direction).

A curling set of horns whose protrusions resemble thorns. This set of horns may have upwards of 5 thorns on each horn. 

A set of horns longer along the back that end in bulbs on either end. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of very curved horns longer along the back that end in bulbs on either end. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of horns longer in the front that end in bulbs on either end. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of curved horns longer in the front that end in bulbs on either end. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of back facing horns that stand tall and are even in shape until they end in large bulbs. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of forward facing horns that stand tall and are even in shape until they end in large bulbs. The bulbs may have a swirl adorning each bulb or be completely smooth.

A set of rigidly straight horns that are adorned with three bulbs along its shape. 

A set of playfully curving horns that are adorned with three bulbs along its shape.

A set of elegant horns that are adorned with rounded nubs that flow with the shape of the horns themselves.  They tend to be flatter at the tips than the base. Kantis may attempt to modify their horns in this manner to show reverence to the academic pursuit, or as a token of appreciation for a mentor's guidance.

A rather elegant set of horns that make a sweeping curve as they grow upwards. Kantis often attempt to modify their horns to attain the "Official" look when planning a career  in trade, commerce, knowledge, or most any formal setting.

A tall and regal set of horns with a tasteful split and curl. Kantis are usually born into the noble look, but it's in style to attempt modification to gain the air of nobility.

The royal set of horns are lax and curve around the head in a gentle sweep. Oftentimes only held by those with blood ties to royalty, though that is not as uncommon considering you can gain royal status by being appointed by the people. The natural appearance of this horn at birth may be a premonition of great things to come.

A connected set of three horns that adorn the head in the shape of a tiara. The center horn is largest, with two smaller horns on either side. Usually connected by a thin conduit line.

A set of 5 horns connected by a thin line of conduit that protrude from the head in a crown formation. Largest horn in the center with two on either side smaller as it continues along the head. 

A set of four horns that sprout from a very similar space on the forehead. They can be straight or curl slightly.

A set of four horns with the front two smaller in size than the main set. These horns stand tall and curl back slightly.

A rather large set of four horns that curl up, back, and around to give the feeling of the entertainers of the court.

Two sets of large and spiraled horns that stand proudly. Often connected to the swirling of seashells on the shore.