Traits

A secondary marking.

An ancient marking that appears as a dark gradient moving up from the feet with matching striping that goes no higher than mid-upper leg.

A primary marking.

Dual color coat that fades from one color to another on a vertical axis (from head to tail).

A primary marking.

Dual color coat that fades from one color to another on a vertical axis.

A secondary marking.

Dark horizontal stripes with a bright center (based on wild boar piglets but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait appears).

A secondary marking.

Your elkh (bep or sono) has markings that resemble flowers (flowers only; standard color rules apply- see design guide).
-Up to 3 flower types
-Must be solid color and not appear to be a human drawn picture of a flower with outlines etc; think spots! (though outline trait could provide a general outline on the outer edges)

Markings should be solid color, but detail can be achieved by utilizing negative space.

A secondary marking.

Your elkh (bep or sono) has markings that resemble the leaves of plant growing on the deciduous or boreal forest floor (does not include tree leaves).
(leaves only; standard color rules apply- see design guide).

-Up to 3 plant leaf types
-Must be solid color and not appear to be a human drawn picture of a plant with outlines etc; think spots! (though outline trait could provide a general outline on the outer edges)

Markings should be solid color, but detail can be achieved by utilizing negative space.

A primary marking.
Markings reminiscent of real-world gemsbok (but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait looks).

A secondary marking.
Markings reminiscent of a real-world gila monster (but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait looks)..

A secondary marking.
Heart-shaped markings.

A secondary marking.

Your elkh (bep or sono) has jungle tree or other jungle plant leaf markings. (leaves only; standard color rules apply- see design guide).

-Up to 3 plant leaf types
-Must be solid color and not appear to be a human drawn picture of a plant with outlines etc; think spots! (though outline trait could provide a general outline on the outer edges)

Markings should be solid color, but detail can be achieved by utilizing negative space.

A secondary marking.
Striping patterns reminiscent of a real-world ground squirrel (but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait looks).

A secondary marking.

Works the same as piebald, but with black pigment instead of lack of pigment. Covers every other marking. Does not combine with piebald or calico.

Works the same as piebald, but with black pigment instead of lack of pigment. Covers every other marking. Does not combine with piebald or calico.

A full coat marking that may also effect the mane (but, if so, must still fall within mane traits- ombre, mane spot, streak, etc), does not change physical traits.

A restricted (non-breedable) trait that allows your elkh to take on the markings of a real-world mammal or bird if they are not already available as traits/combination traits. Standard color rules apply.

If submitting a MYO with the mimic trait please include the name of the animal you are mimicing in the comment section of the submisson process.

A secondary marking. A single moon-like mark anywhere on the body other than the mane. Can be any moon phase; can be light or dark.
Max 3 moon markings per design; each requiring a rare trait potion.

This marking is not symmetrical meaning if it is on the left flank, it does not automatically appear on the right flank on the other side.

A secondary marking. A single moon-like mark anywhere on the body other than the mane. Can be any moon phase; can be light or dark.
Max 3 moon markings per design; each requiring a rare trait potion.


This marking is not symmetrical meaning if it is on the left flank, it does not automatically appear on the right flank on the other side.

A secondary marking.
A marking divided into three clean sections of color, typically with a light, medium, and dark shade with the light shade always being in the middle.

A secondary marking.
Striped markings on the legs and flanks, reminiscent of real-world okapis (but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait looks).

A secondary marking.
Applies to bepotelkh or sonoelkh. A marking appears to have an outline around it.

Does not apply to:
fade
sunset
sable
single
albino
tundra
point
plains
lineatus