Traits

A set of horns that curl softly forward and end in two rounded prongs in the shape of tiny antlers. The smallest of the deer-horn trio.

•  Fawn:  

  🔹 These horns should point upwards, and their second prong should be anywhere on the back/top side of the horn.
  
  ❗ Only 1 extra prong is allowed per uncommon horns.

A set of thick, sharp horns that point up and lend it's bearer a more agressive look. 

•  Buff:  

  🔹 These horns should always be thick and short, but may curve outward or inward.

A set of simple, curving horns that point forward, giving a gentle, herbivorous look to its bearer.

•  Gentle:  

  🔹 These horns may curve forward, or backward, and should slope similarly to what's pictured.

A set of small, pointed horns that end in rounded or sharp points.

•  Points:  

  🔹 These horns may curve slightly, or tightly back, but should not curve forward.

A simple, soft set of horns

•  Nubs:  

  🔹 These horns should be akin to gumdrops in shape, and should be small, but large enough to peek out over general hairstyles

A commonly found set of horns for skullcrackers... none!

An set of horns composed of two large standing horns with accenting horns along its sides. Citadel horns were popular amongst those craving power over others and are still found on murals of wars long past.

•  Citadel:  

  A set of 6 - 8 horns wrapping around the head of your Mantibab, with the center two being the clear focal point.
  🔹 Accenting horns should be no longer than half the length of the main set of horns, but may be any length under that in any formation.
  
  ❗ While traditionally pointed at the tips, they may be rounded if preferred.

An set of horns that encompass the helm of a bab's head with thick, curving horns that give a softer, graceful appearance to your Mantibab. 

•  Mutton:  

  Four horns that are evenly placed.
  🔹 Each pair of horns may curl either forward or back, and may both curve in the same direction.
  🔹 This horn would be considered an upgrade to the Basher or Recoil horns, and may be depicted similar to either style, but with an additional set of dense horns accenting them. 
  
  ❗ Horns may be depicted a bit smaller or larger than example. 

An set of horns that give an unsettling appearance to a Mantibab, considered demonic in origin, having also been depicted on murals on the heads of ancient monsters.

•  Jacob:  

  Four horns that are evenly placed, with two curving back, and two curving forward.
  🔹 Each pair of horns should alternate direction, but it is not strict on which pair points where.
  
  ❗ Horns may wave or curl simply, but should not twist.

An odd set of mismatching horns that perfectly grow to depict a crescent moon shape, said to be a blessing from the moon itself, as thanks to the Crederians who hold it dear to them. 

•  La Lune:  

  Two horns that curve into a crescent moon.
  🔹 The crescent can face left or right, but should retain the size and mismatching.
  🔹 The base of the horns may encroach on the eyes, but shouldn't cut through them, although it may cut through the brows or cheeks.
  
  ❗ The horns should never meet at their points, and should have a bit of space between them.
  ❗ The base of the horns can be a bit lower along the side of the head, or where depicted in the image.

A set of impressive horns that branch out simply. These horns are said to have been passed down by the Feyblooded, although that may be due to them resembling branching wood in shape. 

•  Branching:  

  A pair of curving  horns that bring to mind simple tree branches, or antlers of a sort.
  🔹 Horns should stand tall and curve simply, or with a wave. The tips can curl in any direction.
  🔹 This horn style can point backward, upward, or forward as long as it still follows the guidelines and general depictions.
  
  ❗ The branching nubs on these horns should have a rounded tip, even if ending in a thinner point and should not resemble Thornstruck.
  ❗ These horns have an allowance of 3 - 5 branching points, not incluing the tip of the horn itself.
  ❗ "Branches" should be short, no longer than the depiction on the right.
  
  

A set of large, dense horns that curve up and back in a smooth shape. Mantibabs who bear these horns are said to use them in times of frustration to ram against trees and walls. Sometimes you can find indents in the outer walls of certain cities after the bearers were denied entry.

•  Battering:  

  A pair of curving horns that make for great battering rams.
  🔹 Horns should stand tall and curve back simply, or with a wave. The tips can curl in any direction.
  
  ❗ These horns should be perfectly smooth, no spikes or protrusions if not afflicted by the thornstruck effect!

A series of horns that lend an unsettling air to your Mantibab. Some would consider it a mutation were the horns not so evenly and solidly placed, although that doesn't stop others from feeling petrified upon seeing them.

•  Medusa:  

  A wreath of horns that snake their way around, perfectly framing your Mantibab's face.
  🔹 Usually composed of 3 - 4 horns on either side of the head, waving and curling forward.
  
  ❗ Some asymmetry is allowed on the curvature but placement should be even on both sides.
  ❗ This style of horn cannot have a normal or accenting center horn.

A rigid set of horns that stand tall, framed on the side by 2 - 4 protrusions that evently line up on the sides.

A rather proper looking set of horns that jut out in a gentle way. Often topped with rounded nubs, these are said to make you look responsible and studious.

A large and imposing set of horns that curve forward, rounding in on itself and ending in a sharp point. Usually adorned by 2 - 4 protrusions.

A tall set of curving horns that get flatter the higher they grow. They usually end in tapered points and can be adorned by 2 - 4 protrusions.

A large and wide set of horns that are folded into a protective shape. Grand and able to be used as a battering ram, these horns are not usually adorned with any protrusions but may end in 2 - 4 points at the tips (in a serrated fashion)

A rather strange set of horns that curve upwards and forwards in a way that resembles the entertainers of the court. 

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