Traits

Dipped

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Dipped is a common, solid marking blanketing along the underside of the spirit.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Any color natural to the base.
Tones: No gradients/multi-tones
Shape: No unnatural shapes/designs

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Dipped + Underbelly
Allows Dipped/Underbelly to be restricted to the belly/insides of the legs, and on the face/farther down the legs. Tier 3.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Dipped cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Dipped can touch the beard.

Back: Dipped cannot touch the back.

Belly: Dipped must touch the belly if in area.

Leg Fur: Dipped must touch leg fur if in area.

Body Protrusions: Dipped can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Dipped can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Dipped can be on the wings instead of the body.

Dipped can be on both wings and body.

Common Mistakes

Dipped goes from bottom to top from the legs.

Dipped cannot be broken if located on the belly.

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Fox Marking

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Fox is a common marking that puts fox-like markings on the coat of the spirit.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Must appear white, off-white, or silver on the face, neck, and belly (with no color tinting allowed), however the legs, ears, and tail are allowed to be darker than the base instead.
Tones: Can't be multi-toned in same areas
Shape: No unnatural shapes/designs

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-Yes

Optional Marking Interactions

Fox + Tabby
Allows for Tabby to be a very desaturated lighter or darker than the base color, but otherwise has Tabby's rules.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Fox cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Fox must cover the beard.

Back: Fox cannot touch the back.

Belly: Fox must touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Fox must touch leg fur if in area.

Body Protrusions: Fox can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Fox cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Ears, legs, and tail are each optional.

If on the legs, it can be on only the front or only the back, but must be on both.

The ears, legs, and tail can be white.

Common Mistakes

Only the ears, legs, and tail can be darker than the base.

Cannot have fancy shaped edges.

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Highlight

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Highlight is a soft toned belly marking that adds a bit of variation to the coat.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 4
Color: Must be lighter than but the same hue as the base
Tones: Single color, no gradients
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-No Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-Yes Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-Yes

Optional Marking Interactions

Tiger + Highlight
Allows for having solely the soft edged underbelly.

Highlight + Shaded
Allows for a gradual fade through the coat from top to bottom going from dark to light.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Highlight cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Highlight can touch the beard.

Back: Highlight cannot touch the back.

Belly: Highlight must touch the belly if in area.

Leg Fur: Highlight must cover leg fur if in area.

Body Protrusions: Highlight can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Highlight can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Highlight can be on the wings instead of the body.

Highlight can be on both wings and body.

Common Mistakes

Highlight goes from bottom to top from the legs.

Highlight cannot be broken if located on the belly.

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Maned

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Maned is a common, solid marking that shows off the longer furred areas of your spirit with a different color. On tallies, this can cover half or all of the mane, as well as the longer furred traits if they have them. You need Cut Energy to put Maned on the wings and tail fin.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 4
Color: Any color of any base of same or lower rarity
Tones: Can be different colored in separate ranges
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Pigeon + Maned
Gives Pigeon the Maned range.

Maned + Ombre
Allows Ombre to have a unique blended effect coming from the roots of the fur out.

Ranges and Coverage

Wings: Maned cannot touch the wings.

Horns: Maned cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Maned can touch the beard.

Back: Maned can touch the back.

Belly: Maned can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Maned can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Maned can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Maned can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Maned does not have to be on the tail, nor does it have to appear in the entirety.

Maned can be different colors for every range, though each must follow the marking rules.

Common Mistakes

The underbelly fur and back fur must be the same color as the mane color and affected by the same marking modifiers.

Leg furs must all be the same, no different colors per legs.

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Overlay

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Overlay is a common, solid marking blanketing along the back of the spirit.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Lighter or darker than but the same hue as the base
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Overlay + Striped
Allows for stripes to be cut out from Overlay.

Overlay + Python
Allows for patches or large spots to be cut out of Overlay.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Overlay cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Overlay cannot touch the beard.

Back: Overlay can touch the back.

Belly: Overlay cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Overlay cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Overlay cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Overlay cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Overlay can be on the wings instead of the body.

It is allowed to be a smallish patch.

Overlay may follow fur texturing if on the mane or other fur mutations.

Common Mistakes

Overlay comes from top down.

It cannot have any large dips in it.

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Race Marking

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Race is a common marking that trails along the face or back in a long straight line.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Lighter or darker than but the same hue as the base, or black or white
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Okapi + Race
This combination allows for a 'dun' marking to replace the two, but must be a tier 3 marking darker than the base. This means that darker-than-the-base stripes are allowed around the ankles and lower legs, and a dorsal stripe is required (a long stripe down the spine). Additional minor, short striping is allowed around the shoulders and on the top of the head/forehead. This interaction, if used, does not allow for Okapi's lighter undermarking.

Race + Swipe
Allows Race to have multiple 'fingers' where it branches off, otherwise has the same rules as Race.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Race cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Race cannot touch the beard.

Back: Race can touch the back.

Belly: Race cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Race cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Race cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Race cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

If race is on the sides (Like racing stripes) it must have one end open ended and one side closed.

Race can be only on the head.

Common Mistakes

It cannot connect in multiple spots or look like an X (Must be Y or V shape.)

While Race can have variations in width, they cannot be too unnatural.

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Shadow Marking

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Shadow is a soft toned belly marking that darkens the coat.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 4
Color: Must be darker than but the same hue as the base
Tones: Single color natural to the base
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-No Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-Yes Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-Yes

Optional Marking Interactions

Shadow + Snowed
Allows for a gradual fade through the coat from top to bottom, going from light to dark.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Shadow cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Shadow can touch the beard.

Back: Shadow cannot touch the back.

Belly: Shadow must touch the belly if in area.

Leg Fur: Shadow must cover leg fur if in area.

Body Protrusions: Shadow can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Shadow can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Shadow can be on the wings instead of the body.

Shadow can be on both wings and body.

Common Mistakes

Shadow goes from bottom to top from the legs.

Shadow cannot be broken if located on the belly.

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Tips

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Tips is a common marking that colors the tips of the body.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Any color natural to the base
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Boots + Tips
Allows Tips to be cut out of boots, and restricts Tips to the feet.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Tips can touch the horns.

Beard: Tips can touch the beard.

Back: Tips cannot touch the back.

Belly: Tips cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Tips cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Tips can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Tips can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Tips only need to be in one spot to count.

Can only be on the whisker end itself if there is no fur, otherwise it restricts to the fur.

Common Mistakes

Tips must all be the same color and cannot be different colors in different locations.

Tips cannot be soft edged in some parts and hard edged in others.

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Underbelly Marking

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Underbelly is a common mid marking that trails on the underside of the body.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Any color natural to the base
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Dipped + Underbelly
Allows Dipped/Underbelly to be restricted to the belly/insides of the legs, and on the face/farther down the legs. Tier 3.

Ranges and Coverage

Wings: Underbelly cannot touch the wings.

Horns: Underbelly cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Underbelly cannot touch the beard.

Back: Underbelly cannot touch the back.

Belly: Underbelly must touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Underbelly cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Underbelly cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Underbelly can touch the fins if in area.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

If Underbelly is on the sides (Like a V, Y, or X shape) it must have one end open ended and cannot have it connect in multiple spots.

Underbelly can have slight variences in width.

Common Mistakes

Underbelly may not have any drastic dips.

Underbelly cannot be too far down the inner legs, even with Flicker.

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Lightening

Rarity: Common

Category: Markings

Info: Lightening is a free marking which lightens areas just a bit. It can be used for ear insides, paw pads, around eyes and mouth, etc.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 1
Color: Lighter than but the same hue as the base
Tones: Single color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Ranges and Coverage

Wings: Lightening cannot touch the wings.

Horns: Lightening cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Lightening cannot touch the beard.

Back: Lightening cannot touch the back.

Belly: Lightening cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Lightening cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Lightening cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Lightening cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Can be white.

Nuances must still be similar hue.

Common Mistakes

Must be the similar hue as the base. Cannot be yellow or orange if the base is Crimson, etc.

Lightening should be subtle and not too obvious.

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Accents

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Accents are uncommon small marks around the points of the body that give it small uniqueness, such as adding in spots around the muzzle, or adding fake holes in the boots marking on the feet.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 1 Modifier
Color: Any color natural to the base
Tones: Multi-tones/gradients allowed
Shape: Circular

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Accents can cover the horns.

Beard: Accents can touch the beard.

Back: Accents can touch the back.

Belly: Accents can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Accents can cover leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Accents can cover certain protrusions.

Fins: Accents can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Accents can be in small clusters.

Accents can appear like holes.

Accents can be a single spot.

Accents can layer over each other.

Common Mistakes

Individual Accents cannot be bigger than the eye.

Accents must be blobby and can't have straight sides.

Accents cannot appear as Spotted or Ticked.

Accent can't mimic Fizz or Leopard.

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Appaloosa Marking

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Appaloosa is an uncommon marking that adds a light blanket along the back and/or rear of the spirit with holes in it.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Lighter than/Similar Hue
Tones: Subtle gradients of similar hues allowed
Shape: Natural, with some unnatural shaping allowed

Holes: Holes-Must Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-Yes

Optional Marking Interactions

Appaloosa + Snowed
Allows for a larger Appaloosa range (but not too far from the back end) and for it to have the same edge as Snowed. Becomes Tier 3, with the same color and tones as Appaloosa.

Appaloosa + Frosted
Allows for a larger Appaloosa range (but not too far from the back end) and for it to have the same edge as Frosted. Becomes Tier 3, with the same color and tones as Appaloosa.

Appaloosa + Okapi
Restricts Okapi to Appaloosa's range with the lighter undermarking required and the top marking darking than the base, at Tier 3.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Appaloosa cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Appaloosa cannot touch the beard.

Back: Appaloosa can touch the back.

Belly: Appaloosa cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Appaloosa cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Appaloosa cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Appaloosa cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Appaloosa can have any number of holes.

Can appear semi-unnatural as long as it's not too ornate.

Can have even rows.

Common Mistakes

Cannot appear lacey or decorative.

Appaloosa must all be connected, it cannot have any spots disconnected from the pattern.

Cannot have few big holes to appear as a ring.

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Back Stock

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Back Stock is an uncommon marking that traces along the back of the legs of the spirit.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Any color natural to the base
Tones: Single Color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Okapi + Back Stock
Requires the undercolor of Okapi, which can be lighter or darker than the base, while the stripes are cut out from it as holes. Does not allow colored striping. Considered Tier 2 with Okapi's max range and Back Stock's minimum range.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Back Stock cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Back Stock cannot touch the beard.

Back: Back Stock cannot touch the back.

Belly: Back Stock cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Back Stock can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Back Stock can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Back Stock cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Can have multiple breaks but must taper.

Can have choppy uneven edges.

Common Mistakes

Cannot be too unnatural.

Can only have fur texture if on leg fur.

Cannot have a rough solid break.

Must be on all four legs at minimum.

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Bald

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Bald is an uncommon facial marking that puts a white mask on the face of the spirit.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: White/Off-White
Tones: Single Color
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-Yes Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Bald + Masked
This combination makes a facial marking that can be any natural color to the base with no minimum range, and uses Masked's max range. Becomes Tier 2.

Bald + Blush
Allows Blush a larger range on the cheeks, but otherwise same rules as Blush.

Ranges and Coverage

Wings: Bald cannot touch the wings.

Horns: Bald can touch the horns.

Beard: Bald must touch the beard.

Back: Bald cannot touch the back.

Belly: Bald cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Bald cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Bald cannot touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Bald cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

If off-white can have a subtle color tint.

Tapering can only be on the top of the head.

Common Mistakes

Must encircle the face.

Cannot be this drastic of a nuance.

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Bi-Colored

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Bi-Colored is an uncommon marking that adds a hard edged other color to the spirit's markings.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 1 Modifier
Color: Any color of any base of equal or lower rarity to the base
Tones: Different colors on seperate markings allowed
Shape: Around 30-60% coverage of each affected marking

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Bi-colored + Ombre
Allows for one or the other to be two colors instead of one without requiring the edge of the other.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Bi-Colored can touch the horns.

Beard: Bi-Colored can touch the beard.

Back: Bi-Colored can touch the back.

Belly: Bi-Colored can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Bi-Colored can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Bi-Colored can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Bi-Colored can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Bi-Colored can affect the base coat ONLY if there are no regular markings.

Must affect every instance of the marking it's affecting.

Common Mistakes

Can not be more than one extra color per marking used on.

Cannot appear on both sides of a marking it's affecting.

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Crested

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Crested is an uncommon marking that puts a patch or a few patches of certain precious gem colors on the body.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Must be commonly known gem or metal colored listed in the spoiler below:

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(You do not have to use the sliders! As long as the colors are close!)
Please reference the mid section for the marking color. The dark colors on the left and light colors on the right are meant only for mock shadows and highlights.

Ruby:

Amber:

Emerald:

Turquoise:

Sapphire:

Amethyst:

Diamond:

Onyx:

Rose Quartz:

Iron:

Gold:

Copper:

Tones: Up to 4 tones of a single color/slider
Shape: Can be unnatural, cannot cover more than 25% of the body

Holes: Holes-Yes Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Crested + Shimmer
This combination allows for a fullbody crested effect that can be any tier from 2-5.

Crested + Faceting
Gives Crested some faceting, aka restricts Faceting to Crested and allows for any color.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Crested cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Crested can touch the beard.

Back: Crested can touch the back.

Belly: Crested can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Crested can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Crested can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Crested can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Crested can fake a shade and shine like metal or gems.

Must mimic the color of one of the gemstones listed above.

Common Mistakes

Crested cannot have faceting.

Cannot mimic stickers.

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Eye Spots

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Eye Spots is an uncommon marking that adds false large eye spots on the spirit in certain places.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Any color natural to the base; ring/center must be lighter or darker
Tones: Two or three toned
Shape: Circular/oval/tear/eye shaped

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes soft%20edge%20no.png Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Eye Spots + Spotted
Allows eye spots to be anywhere on the body.

Python + Eye Spots
Allows for a handful of small blobby spots with outlines anywhere on the body except the hands/feet, muzzle, whiskers, and chest. Counts as Tier 3, may be any color natural to the base, with no gradient allowed.

Eye Spots + Leopard
Allows Eye Spots to be all over the character without a restriction on number of rings or color, but cannot be too dense and must be fairly spread out. Has Leopard's minimum range. Can have the occasional break in the rings as long as it's the minority.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Eye Spots cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Eye Spots cannot touch the beard.

Back: Eye Spots can touch the back.

Belly: Eye Spots cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Eye Spots cannot touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Eye Spots can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Eye Spots can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Only one eye spot needs to be on the design, but multiple are allowed so long as they don't stack in the same region.

Must have 2-3 rings.

Common Mistakes

Multiple are NOT allowed in the same location, only one per spot.

May not have more than 3 rings.

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Fairy Points

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Fairy Points is an uncommon marking that colors the tips of the body in bright colors. "Orbing," or the addition of soft-edged orbs, is required at the border of each color.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 2
Color: Bright colors natural to the base, and must be lighter towards the extremities of the design.
Tones: Must have multi-tones/gradients of similar hue
Shape: Natural

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-No Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-No Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-Yes Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-Yes

Optional Marking Interactions

Fairy Points + Toasted
Allows for either Fairy Points to be darker instead of lighter, while retaining the orbing and saturation, or for Toasted to be lighter instead of darker, with no orbing and being desaturated.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Fairy Points can touch the horns.

Beard: Fairy Points must touch the beard.

Back: Fairy Points can touch the back.

Belly: Fairy Points cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Fairy Points must touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Fairy Points can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Fairy Points can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Fairy Points is supposed to be fairly saturated, however the inner color can be less saturated to be brighter.

The 'firefly' spots must be minimally on the outside.

Fairy Points only needs to be in at least 3 of the required ranges to pass.

Fairy points can have a suble gradient shift.

Common Mistakes

If the 'firefly' spots are on the inside, they must be lighter to reflect lighter inner colors.

The orbing must have lighter centers and cannot appear like tapering or holes.

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Roots

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Roots is an uncommon leg marking that branches up from the feet in thick, vine-like tendrils.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 3
Color: Darker than the base of any color of equal or lower rarity.
Tones: Can have very subtle gradient of same color.
Shape: Must all connect and appear natural.

Holes: Holes-No Tapering: Tapering-No Breaks: Breaks-No

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-Yes

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-No Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-Yes Mixed-Edges-No

Optional Marking Interactions

Roots + Crackle
Allows for a fullbody allowed marking that's a combo between the two. May be any color natural to the base.

Ziggy + Roots
Allows roots to be lightning shaped, otherwise same rules as Roots.

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Roots cannot touch the horns.

Beard: Roots cannot touch the beard.

Back: Roots cannot touch the back.

Belly: Roots cannot touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Roots can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Roots can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Roots cannot touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Roots must start at the feet and trail up the leg.

Roots can have 'thorns'.

Common Mistakes

Roots may not have any tight lollipop curls.

Roots cannot appear as veins or lightning.

See it in Action

Flicker

Rarity: Uncommon

Category: Markings

Info: Flicker is an uncommon marking effect, that creates small-to-medium break effects around the points of the body that give it small uniqueness, allowing markings to have a break or tear in them. It functionally alters the original marking's range.

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Marking Rules/Overview

Tier: Tier 1 Modifier
Color: Same color as what it affects
Tones: Same tones as what it affects
Shape: Can be unnatural. Please see the spoiler below to see how it's allowed to affect specific markings.

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Cannot Affect (Not Allowed)	Cannot Affect (Can't do Anything)	Can Only Reduce Min Required	Can Only Increase Max Allowed	Can Increase Max Allowed/Reduce Min Required	Can Add Breaks/Tapering or Holes or Increase Max Allowed	Can Add Breaks/Tapering or Increase Max Allowed	Can Add Breaks/Tapering or Holes or Reduce Min Required	Can Increase Max Allowed/Reduce Min Required or Add Holes	Can Increase Max Allowed or Reduce Min Required or Add Breaks/Tapering	Can Increase Max Allowed or Reduce Min Required or Add Holes or Breaks/Tapering	Can Make Holes or Add Breaks/Tapering
Bi-Colored	Accents	Brindle	Darkening	Blush	Roots	Appaloosa	Fizz	Back Stock	Hooded	Boots	Banded
Crested	Arcane	Canvas	Eye Spots	Dino	Tips	Peregrine	Maned	Bald	Okapi	Dipped	Filigree
Dark Side of the Moon	Barbaric	Crackle	Faun	Fairy Points		Python		Front Stock	Swipe	Dunked	Giraffe
Faceting	Cloudy	Leopard	Lightening	Masked		Slash		Panda	Veins	Faded	Stickers
Filter	Dusted	Merle	Songbird	Orca		Tiger		Tabby		Fox	Ziggy
Frosted	Easter Painting	Spotted		Toasted						Highlight
Good and Bad Wolves	Glazed	Stone								Overlay
Marbled	Helix	Striped								Parrot
Mummified	Inverted									Race
Ombre	Iridescent									Shaded
Ornate	Moonlight									Shadow
Patchwork	Paint Dump									Siamese
Shimmer	Pigeon									Snowed
Skeletal	Pinto									Underbelly
Stained	Pour									Traced
Starry	Skew
Smokey	Sunny
	Ticked

Holes: Holes-Yes Tapering: Tapering-Yes Breaks: Breaks-Yes

Symmetry: Symmetry-Yes Asymmetry-Yes Nuances: Nuances-No

Edges: Hard-Edge-Yes Soft-Edges-Yes Blended-Edges-No Gradient-Edges-No Textured-Edges-No Mixed-Edges-Yes

Ranges and Coverage

Wing Ranges

Horns: Flicker can touch the horns.

Beard: Flicker can touch the beard.

Back: Flicker can touch the back.

Belly: Flicker can touch the belly.

Leg Fur: Flicker can touch leg fur.

Body Protrusions: Flicker can touch certain protrusions.

Fins: Flicker can touch the fins.

Examples and Common Mistakes

Good Examples

Flicker does not have to affect every instance of the marking it is affecting.