Traits

There is a set of horn-like rhinophores on the forehead.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The character's horns are transparent at the base, and progressively get more opaque towards the tip. There can be light coming from inside the tip (opaque part). This trait must be stacked with a horn-shape trait.

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has tusks. They can optionally be transparent at the base, and progressively get more opaque towards the tip. There can be light coming from inside the tip (opaque part).

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has a unihorn. The tip of the horn can be any shape. It can optionally be transparent at the base, and progressively get more opaque towards the tip. There can be light coming from inside the tip (opaque part). This trait does not replace the horn trait.

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has a long tail that tapers towards the end, and the blade part of the tail floats at the tip (it is attached, but not physically attached). The tail can optionally be transparent at the base, and progressively get more opaque towards the tip. There can be light coming from inside the tip (opaque part). Blade design is completely up to the designer and does not have to resemble the blade in the example image (it simply acts as a placeholder).

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has a set of rounded wings that sharpen at the tips. They can optionally be transparent at the base, and progressively get more opaque towards the tip. There can be light coming from inside the tip (opaque part). By default, this trait allows the depicted wing shape, but may be stacked with another wing trait to achieve the transparent effect on another shape.

Applicable to: Ruptours

Two large, billowing pieces of wind stream off the character's shoulders to form the extremely vague shapes that can be shaped like wings (they don't have to form a specific shape).

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has a long, furry tail with a larger clump of fur at the end. The blade part of the tail comes out of the fur clump at the end. Blade design is completely up to the designer and does not have to resemble the blade in the example image (it simply acts as a placeholder).

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has furry, downturned ears with three distinct tufts of fur on each ear.

Applicable to: Ruptours

The tail consists of wavy, downturned strands of fur. The lantern string comes out of the end.

Applicable to: Lumendras

There is natural growth such as bushes, flowers, grasses, etc. growing from each ear. Optionally, the plants can glow. This trait replaces the traditional ear feelers.

Applicable to: Lumendras

A transparent fairy-like wing grows from the base of each ear. If the character has dual ears, there will still only be one set of wings (two wings), and whether they are placed on the inner or outer ears is up to the designer.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The character has a set of transparent fairy-like wings. They can be any insect or pixie-like shape.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The feet resemble an owl's talons, with up to four total toes and a hooked claw at the end of each.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

The wax covers the character's head and part of their face (leaving their face as a heart shape), neck, and tail. This trait eliminates the standard lop ears, so the character will not have ears unless they have an adittional ear trait (only ear traits that sit atop the head are applicable).

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

The character has a set of avian feathered wings.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

The character has a beak in place of the standard snout. The beak can connect all the way to the back of the mouth, or cut off in the middle.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

The character has two sets of avian, feathered wings.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

The eyelashes are in the shape of feathered wings.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles

Feathered tufts rest on top of the actual wax tail.

Applicable to: Candle Noodles