Traits

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

• Open Spotting:  

  🔹 Rosettes, targets, hypnotic shapes, and any outlined spots would 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.

•  Shaped Spotting:  

  🔹 Clouds, Paisley, Geometric, Hearts, and the like all 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!
  ❗ Shapes should be relatively simple, and should not look like intricate lacing or other higher rarity markings. 
  ❗ Sun, moon, star, and other celestial shapes are not allowed under this trait.

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

•  Simple Icons:  

  🔹 Bones, crosses, flowers, and other general shapes fall under this category! 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!
  ❗ Shapes should be relatively simple, and should not look like intricate lacing or other higher rarity markings. 
  ❗ Sun, moon, star, and other celestial shapes are not allowed under this trait.

A leloko's coat is capable of coming in all manner of markings, from spots to stripes forming varied patterns. 

•  Rings & Lines:  

  🔹 Thick or thin lines and bands can be placed anywhere on the body, with striped tails being one of the most common markings found within the species. These lines can be solid or broken up into dotted lines of varying thickness.
  
  ❗ 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, from spots to stripes forming varied patterns. 

•  Stripes & Curves:  

  🔹 Natural striping, swirls, simple lace, and cloudy outlines all fall into this category. Stripes under this trait tend to be more organic in shape.
  
  ❗ 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, from spots to stripes forming varied patterns. 

•  Trailing & Broken Stripes:  

  🔹 Long, painterly stripes, cloudy swirls, and crackling lines 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, from spots to stripes forming varied patterns. 

•  Simple Themed Stripes & Lines:  

  🔹 Ivy, Filigree, and stitch lines fall into this category. Pairing this style with simple flowers would allow for fun an intricate patterns. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Classic Tailcap:  

  🔹 A solid patch on the rump with a simple outer shape. Any markings can be placed atop it.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Deco Tailcap:  

  🔹 An intricately layered series of lines that create organic mosaic or scale-like patterns on the rump. Deco tailcaps often have the markings trail along the entirety of the tail.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Spotted Tailcap:  

  🔹 A patch on the rump composed of a splotchy base that breaks up into spotting condensed around it. Any number and amount of spots can be layered overtop or compose the edge. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Shaped Tailcap:  

  🔹 A solid patch on the rump with a decorative edge, can be shaped in any way that doesn't fall into rarer categories. Any markings can be placed atop it.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Striped Tailcap:  

  🔹 A pattern composed fully of stripes, organic or geometric. 
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Lined Tailcap:  

  🔹 A pattern composed of thin lines that creates a more intricate design on the rump. Often filled with a vatiety of color.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Layered Tailcap:  

  🔹 A pattern composed of several layers of "scale-like" markings. The scales can be outlined or filled in with any sort of color.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!
  ❗ Any resemblance to scales should be in markings only and should not appear metallic even if combined with the metallic marking trait.

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Banded Tailcap:  

  🔹 A patch on the rump composed of thick, banded stripes. This tailcap goes very well with the classic striped tail.
  
  ❗ All common markings can be mixed and matched freely and there is no limit to how many and what kind you mix!

Lelokos are very often seen with what is historically called a "tailcap". A patch or marking that sits on the rump and comes in many varying shapes and sizes. Most Leloko consider it to be their most charming feature. 

•  Scattered Tailcap:  

  🔹 A patch on the rump that breaks off into large, scattered shapes. These shapes can be organic or geometric.
  
  ❗ 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!

Skullcracker coats come covered in all manner of spots and stripes. Any manner of standalone circular spot can be found here!

•  Closed Spotting:  

  🔹  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. Any manner of standalone and open circular spot can be found here!

• Open Spotting:  

  🔹 Rosettes, targets, hypnotic shapes, and any outlined spots would 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!

Skullcracker coats come covered in all manner of spots and stripes. From clouds to teardrops to ticked lines, these spots are freely able to appear on any skullcracker's coat.

•  Shaped Spotting:  

  🔹 Clouds, Paisley, Geometric, and the like all 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!
  ❗ Shapes should be relatively simple, and should not look like intricate lacing or other higher rarity markings. 
  ❗ Sun, moon, star, and other celestial shapes are not allowed under this trait.