Traits

The character has two simple, feathered wings that sprout from the shoulder blades.

Applicable to: Ruptours

The outer corner of each eye extends in a lightning-bolt-like shape.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

The character has an enormous, extremely fluffy tail with an almost cloud-like texture. There is no limit on length or width of the tail. Including fur, the tail should be wider than the character's forearms. The blade part of the tail comes out of 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

A pair of feathered wings grow from the end of the body and flare over the tail.

Applicable to: Ruptours

The character has feathered wings where their ears would typically be. 

Applicable to: Ruptours

The wings are shaped like thos of leafy sea dragons. This trait dictates the wing type for the tortuvina's main wings, head wings, and tail wings if applicable.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

The bottom-most section of the wing extends out in any shape (can be simple or extremely complex), and/or there are glowing lightning bolt markings in the membranes of the wings. These features do not have to be applied to every wing. By default, this wing allows any reptilian dragon-like shape, but can be stacked with another wing trait to achieve the lightning bolt and/or extension effects on another wing type. This trait dictates the wing type for the tortuvina's main wings, head wings, and tail wings if applicable.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

Long, stick-like pieces with leafy ends protrude from different points of the tail. Placement, size, and amount is up to the designer.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

On each eye there is a single, extremely long lash (the outermost one) with a rounded leaf shape at the end as well as optional leafy pieces along the length of the eyelash.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

The eyes are blank with no sclera and pupil. There are nebula-like markings inside with swirling colors, stars, moons, etc.

Applicable to: Lumendras

A pair of horns grow from the side of the character's head. Shape, thickness and size are completely up to the designer.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The character has large, pupiless eyes with soft, swirling markings in the iris. This trait is very flexible; you can either (a) have no sclera at all, and the entire eye is the iris. (b) have a regular, light sclera. (c) have a dark sclera (does not require stacking any other trait). The image depicts option b. The two eyes can optionally be different colors.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The character has long eyelashes with round, bulb-like shapes attached to the ends. This trait also allows for a pupil, and non dark-sclera eye.

Applicable to: Lumendras

A pair of horns made from coral grow from the top of the character's head. The horns can be simple or extremely extravagant, and can resemble any type of coral.

Applicable to: Lumendras

A large, fish-like tail attaches to the end of the character's body. The tail can have any amount of fins or fish-like features. This trait replaces half of their pairs of legs; if the character has an odd number of pairs of legs, round to the nearest whole number of choice. Ex: the character has standard body length (3 pairs); this trait can either leave them with two pairs + the tail OR one pair + the tail. The tail lantern lure becomes optional with this trait, but if present, the string comes out from wherever the tip of the tail is.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The ears are rounded triangles, and don't have inner ears. They can be gel-like in texture and slightly transparent. This trait eliminates the ear feelers trait category.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The tail bulges out in sections, similar to scorpion tails. The lantern string comes out of the end.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The character has abnormally long and sharp fangs protruding from the top of their mouth.

Applicable to: Lumendras

The eyelashes are in the shape of moth wings.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas

The character has a flat, split tail that expands towards the top and tapers off towards the end. The tips expands out again in some kind of shape, which is up to the designer. Each side of the split must be symmetrical, unless broken up by injury.

Applicable to: Tortuvinas