Traits

A secondary marking.

Markings painted/dyed on by humans. A sign of status of pet or working class beps.

A secondary marking.

Patches of color somewhat reminiscent of a real-world giraffe (but please see the masterlist for examples of how the trait looks). Typically in pentagonal or hexagonal shape.

A secondary marking.

A wild smattering of light and dark markings reminiscent of a real-world African wild dog. (typically 3 shades: dark patterning with light splotches inside on top of a base color*. Reference the masterlist for examples and/or check photos of Lycaon pictus)

*Note: If layered with other traits the base color may be a different primary marking such as fade, sunset or reverse.

This is a secondary trait.

Piebald is a real life phenomenon you can read about here. If you use the piebald marking, no other markings may overlap it because it is a lack of pigment (rather than just white spots). Piebald should appear natural and not in straight geometric shapes/lines or other perfect shapes.
See examples in the masterlist if making a MYO design. Must be white or off-white.

This is a secondary trait.

Piebald is a real life phenomenon you can read about here. If you use the piebald marking, no other markings may overlap it because it is a lack of pigment (rather than just white spots). See examples in the masterlist if making a MYO design. Must be white or off-white.

A primary marking.

Light to medium color coat with darker mane, legs, tailtip, and nosetip.

 This marking type is a "complete coat" meaning it cannot be altered in how it appears.

A secondary marking.

Single color coat with dark points at the nose, tail, and feet. Do not combine with: tundra, plains, or albino.

A primary marking.

Standard coat that has a lighter overall color with horizontal fade to a darker color along the back and darker legs.

This is a secondary trait.

Ribbons of solid color with occasional interruption, similar to a ribbon seal.

A secondary marking.

Rosettes like that of a real-world Jaguar.

A primary marking.
An overall medium color with darker (gradient) points on the legs, nose, and along the back; and a light belly.

A secondary marking.

A dark saddle-shaped marking along the back with a slightly lighter outline along the edges.

A secondary marking.

This trait allows for one marking of one color (or a 2-tone gradient) on a bep or sono to be any shape of your choice (as long as it fits within the canon of this early 1900s-era fantasy world). You can have multiple shaped markings by purchasing multiple  shaped marking potions and applying them to the design. Bep/sono color restrictions apply. The single marking may have multiple elements to it such as a skeleton/spine marking within reason; if the marking covers more than 1/2 of the body, it will require an additional trait potion.

Cannot be used on albino or top of areas of piebald/melanic; but can be used to SHAPE piebald/melanic.

This marking is heritable by chance via Heldigs Charm; the marking stays the same on the fawn. If both parents have a shaped marking, the marking may be one or the other or an amalgamation of both shapes.

A secondary marking.

This trait allows for one marking of one color (or a 2-tone gradient) on a bep or sono to be any shape of your choice (as long as it fits within the canon of this early 1900s-era fantasy world). You can have multiple shaped markings by purchasing multiple  shaped marking potions and applying them to the design. Bep/sono color restrictions apply. The single marking may have multiple elements to it such as a skeleton/spine marking within reason; if the marking covers more than 1/2 of the body, it will require an additional trait potion.

Cannot be used on albino or top of areas of piebald/melanic; but can be used to SHAPE piebald/melanic.

This marking is heritable by chance via Heldigs Charm; the marking stays the same on the fawn. If both parents have a shaped marking, the marking may be one or the other or an amalgamation of both shapes.

A primary marking.

Single color coat (mane is usually a different color/shade).

A primary marking.

A secondary marking.

Leg markings that go over the top of Primary markings (and Secondary markings aside from piebald and melanic). Starts at the hooves and can run just a few inches above the hooves to covering the whole leg or anywhere in between. The top of the sock may be solid or a fade.
Should be symmetrical on both sides, but front to back can vary. i.e. front socks could be short and back could be taller.

A secondary marking.

Leg markings that go over the top of Primary markings (and Secondary markings aside from piebald and melanic). Starts at the hooves and can run just a few inches above the hooves to covering the whole leg or anywhere in between. The top of the sock may be solid or a fade.
Should be symmetrical on both sides, but front to back can vary. i.e. front socks could be short and back could be taller.

This is a secondary trait.

Large patches of color; generally darker patches on a lighter overall color but not always. Typically seen as a splotch of color on top of a primary color, with the splotch containing 1-2 darker shades/colors on top of that.