Traits

APPLIES TO Kaima Only

- This Tail doesn't allow for plushness but for length please go to tail length category
- This tail is smooth with feather like style. 3 to 6 long feathers that spread out apart and often flow in the wind. They are very light and almost magical.

APPLIES TO Kaima Only

- This Tail doesn't allow for plushness but for length please go to tail length category
- This tail is smooth with feather like style at the end. The tail feathers never split apart and are mostly long since past evolution away from flight

APPLIES TO Sucats, Feathercloaks & Kaima

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is smooth, short furred most often in an even coat

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick furred, with the top fur being even and streamline while the under fur is thicker and puffs out more unevenly

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is usually very basic fox/cat like in appearence. Fully split twin tails that are even in length and same styling.

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail is smooth with very short fur which does not get longer. Much like a Kangaroo tail it can hold weight and is very powerful.

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick furred, with the lower layer of fur drooping more in a fancy fashion. Also known as Partial Fancy tail style. The lower whispy fur is usually a good length longer and whisps out

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick but with fine fur that droops much like hair. The fur is long and flows down from the base of the tail

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick furred and always curls back over. It never curles more than once (Like a corkscrew).

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick furred and creates an evenly split 3 tails which are all the same in style, plushness and length.

APPLIES TO SUCATS, FEATHERCLOAKS & KAIMA

- For Plushness and Tail Length refer to those categories
- This Tail style is thick furred, and is an evenly split taill from 4 to 9 in amount. The tails are all even in length, style and plushness to each other.

APPLIES TO Kaima Only

- This Tail doesn't allow for plushness but for length please go to tail length category
- This tail is smooth with feather like style throughout. The tail can fan out, this is more common on bird style bodied Kaima but any Kaima can rock this style!

These horns can have a slight deviation but not required, but they always curl back around the ears. Perfect defense and evolved for strength
For masked species look at mask traits instead

These horns are a little devilish yet simple
For masked species look at mask traits instead

These horns curl back much like Mountain horns but have many more points and come more off the front. 
For masked species look at mask traits instead

These horns are also passed down by one of the great ancients. They symbolize the randomness of the universe, the moon and stars.
For masked species look at mask traits instead

Single horns usually pointed more forward and coming to one single point without deviation. They can be spiraled, have patterns or not.
For masked species look at mask traits instead

Just on the verge of being very rare these horns are left over traces of the ancient Dracokai. Usually broken at some point in the loop. Forever trying to grow together but never fully touching.
For masked species look at mask traits instead

Any horns that do not fall in the other listed styles. For sucats they cannot match the Dracokai's ancient horn forms
For masked species look at mask traits instead

These are very elaborate horns and as they grow larger can become more ornate with many more points. Often plants and moss end up growing on them if unkept!
For masked species look at mask traits instead