Traits

A pair of tall horns with a jagged appearance travelling to the top. These jagged edges can be sharp, or rounded, giving the bab a harsher or playful appearance depending.

A large set of ram-like horns, curving back, around, and towards the front in a simple curve.

A large set of ram-like horns that do a bit of a loop, ending their curve towards the back. A more gentle appearance to the basher horns.

Two tall, smooth horns that lean backwards. The upgraded version of the "goatling" horns.

A set of long, backward curving horns that can have a rounded nub protruding from them. Called "root" horns for their appearance to root vegetables if held upside down.

Sometimes a horn is shorter than its pair, giving a bab a peculiar look. One horn can be curved, the other straight, sometimes both are facing odd directions. The variety in horn types makes the mismatched look one of the most varied.

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.

A set of horns that, when viewed from afar, resembles a crescent moon. 

A pair of horns that are smaller and shaped after crescent moons.

A large and protruding set of horns that grow backwards, curling impressively.

An impressively curled set of horns that resemble those of rams. Oftentimes capable of serious bludgeoning damage.

A pair of unusually small horns  that end in sharp points. They are a peculiar teardrop shape with a swirl inlaid onto them.

A set of large horns who've undergone a mana overload resulting in a  jagged and craggy texture. Horns like this require a lot of work to get back to a normal form, with any sort of sanding or magical augmenting resulting in the same spikes and crags reforming on the new surface.

A set of impressively flared horns that stand tall and end in a curved swirled point. Kabuto horns are often worn by distinguished knights and often granted to retainers of noble or royal households, though in recent times they are regarded as a handsome set to wear in general.

A large and curving set of horns that frame a smaller diamond shaped horn on the forehead. High ranking officials, scholars, merchant heads, and head of the guards may be found wearing this style, but it has become more popular for kantis to augment their horns in this fashion.