Traits

This is a secondary trait.

Spots. Can be seen in a variety of (natural looking) arrangements and sizes.

This is a secondary trait.

Spots. Can be seen in a variety of (natural looking) arrangements.

A primary marking.

Standard coat that has a darker overall color with lighter legs, and belly, and underside of the tail. Leg markings should reach around half the leg.

A primary marking.
Light legs; light belly running up the neck and back across the mane. A dark stripe runs along most of the belly marking.

A secondary marking. A single star-like mark anywhere on the body other than the mane. Can be a 5-point or 4-point star; can be light or dark.
Max 3 star 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 star-like mark anywhere on the body other than the mane. Can be a 5-point or 4-point star; can be light or dark.
Max 3 star 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.
Delicate star shaped markings interspersed with speckles. The stars should remain small.

This is a secondary trait.

Horizontal stripes. Almost always broken up into "dashes". Varying thickness. Not to be vertical.

This is a secondary trait.

Horizontal stripes. Almost always broken up into "dashes". Varying thickness. Not to be vertical.

A primary marking; appears as a flat horizontal gradient running from top to bottom.

A dark gradient that runs from top to bottom horizontally.

A primary marking.

A dark gradient that runs from top to bottom horizontally.

A marking at the tip of the tail. Can be solid or a gradient.

A secondary marking.

Stripes reminiscent of a real-world tiger. Not to be horizontal.

A secondary marking.

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

-Up to 3 tree 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.

Overall light color coat with varying darker shades toward the back and distinct dark line along front legs, across the sides along the belly, and down the back legs. The brightness of the coat should match the example (i.e. the lightest part of the example image should be the lightest part of your design; the darkest part should match the darkest, etc)

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

A sono-exclusive facial marking reminiscent of a pronghorn. Always a lighter color with a darker stripe up the nose and along the cheek.

A facial marking reminiscent of domestic goats. Colored rings around the eyes taper into stripes running down both sides of the face, terminating in a ring around the muzzle. The ring may or may not be filled solid as in the example below.

Alternate appearance of billy.

A marking lighter in color than the base color of the face, which runs from between the nostrils to the forehead, reminiscent of a horse blaze marking.

A facial marking similar to point, but strictly for the face. Can be light or dark. The marking spreads in a gradient from the most opaque point at the nose.

A horizontal stripe beneath the eye. Must not be connected to the eye (that would be considered eyering). The stripe can vary in shape.