Traits

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•  Velvet Antlers:

  🔹 A set of impressive, rounded antlers adorns your crederian's head. These antlers are soft and covered in a thin layer of velvet. 
  🔹 Horns may be depicted with short or long nubs.
  
  ❗ If applied to a mythical or ancient set of horns, may include amount or orientation of original horn sets as though it is transformed into velvet antlers. The Crederian will retain both traits. 

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•  Sweetheart Horns:

  🔹 Heart shaped horns are adorned with diagonal stripes.
  🔹 Stripes may be textured like satin ribbon.
  
  ❗ Horns must follow general Mantibab color rules.

A soft style of horn delicately composed of thin, petal shaped rounds wrapped tightly together to create a solid structure. These horns are a popular style to attempt to achieve, with many coming out with shattered horn scraps needing urgent care to reconstruct back together. Their floral bud like shape gives them their moniker. 

•  Budding Horns:

  🔹 A set of small horns that look like flower buds, with "wrapped petal" shaped pieces of horn creating the iconic shape.
  🔹 Horns may be squatter, or thinner than depicted but should be simple in shape, with a thick base and thin tip. 
  
  ❗ Budding horns should not look like a mature flower.

Below is an example of the general size!

Note: This trait is currently limited to: Mantibab, Skullcracker, Leloko, Pawbird, Poffee

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  🔹 Adds a set of seashell-like horns to your Crederian
  🔹 Seashells should follow classic shell patterning and colors. 
  🔹 Icons should all be 1 color, with the exception of "sprinkle", which allows for a multicolored pattern.
  
  ❗ Mantibabs with this trait should still have striped horns and follow standard color rules. Their horns may not be purely white but may gradient to it.

Note: This trait is currently limited to: Mantibab, Skullcracker, Leloko, Pawbird, Poffee

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  🔹 Adds a set of straw-shaped horns to your Crederian
  🔹 Straws should be diagonally striped and end in a swirl at the center of their flat ends. 
  
  ❗ Mantibabs with this trait should still have striped horns and follow standard color rules. Their horns may not be purely white but may gradient to it.

Note: This trait is currently limited to: Mantibab, Skullcracker, Leloko, Pawbird, Poffee

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  🔹 Replaces your Crederians horns with a set of sea stars!
  🔹 Stars may be smooth with 1 - 3 simple nubs or have 1 - 3 spikes along each arm.
  🔹 Stars may resemble real-world 5-pointed starfish to an extent (thinner or thicker arms, slightly longer, slightly shorter)
  🔹 The stars are firm, with slight give if you were to press a finger against it.
  
  ❗ The seastars are neither alive nor made of the normal component of horns, it's a strange in between. 
  ❗ The stars cannot move. 

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A ruff style that is short and choppy.

•  Scruffy:  

  🔹 Fur should be short in length and tends to be a bit longer as it nears the chest.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is rather large and fluffy along the back of the neck, creating a mane behind the head.

•  Mane:  

  🔹 Fur can be short along the sides but should be clearly textured, and stripe of smooth fur may appear along the center of the neck.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is full around the chest and back of the head, but smoother along the neck.

•  Flare:  

  🔹 Fur blooms from the chest and smooths as it reaches the chin.
  🔹 Fur can be shorter if desired.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is smooth along the back, with a flurry of elegant fur along the front.

•  Cravat:  

  🔹 Fur may be curled or wavy, but should not curl or coil.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is full and large, wrapping fully around the neck giving its bearer a rounder, luxurious appearance.

•  Collar:  

  🔹 Fur tends to be smoother around the back of the ruff, with the center being the focal point of texture.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style of medium length that is choppy and layered, considered the larger form of "scruffy ruff".

•  Flurry:  

  🔹 Fur may be curled or wavy, but should not curl or coil.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is composed of smooth and dense fur, groomed into a soft collar that gives a cozy appearance to its bearer.

•  Snood:  

  🔹 Fur should puff up under the chin and feel like a snood has been wrapped around the pawbird, but may be choppier in style.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is composed of explosively fluffy fur, dense and impressive in shape. The largest of the common ruffs.

•  Full:  

  🔹 Fur may be curled or wavy, but should not curl or coil.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is choppy and wild, with fur growing in length the further from the center of the neck it grows.

•  Wolven:  

  🔹 Fur should be medium in length, and should look like the pawbird is wearing a small pelt.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is composed of well groomed fur that falls forward, framing the sides of the neck charmingly.

•  High Collar:  

  🔹 Fur may be curled or wavy, but should not curl or coil.
  🔹 Fur should start just under the jaw and reach the shoulders.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck

A ruff style that is composed of nicely groomed fur that leaves a small patch of the throat exposed reminiscent of a collared shirt.

•  Lapel:  

  🔹 Fur may be curled or wavy, but should not curl or coil.
  🔹 Fur should start just under the jaw and reach the shoulders.
  
  ❗ Common ruffs must cover the majority of the neck