Traits
Ramosis (Uncommon)
Antlers fork/branch up and back, somewhat resembling tree branches. May have two "eye guard" tines in front. Three tines max per fork.
Rangiferous (Uncommon)
Reindeer-like antlers, these grow straight back and then curve forward sharply, with tines growing on the outer top area of the curve only. Does not fork. There may be two "eye guard" tines, which may each fork once.
Running Candelabra (Common)
Similar to Candelabra, but the tines have a slight lean backward. The antler always ends in a tiny, stubby "Y". Does not fork. Single "eye guard" tines in front.
Sambarine (Rare)
Similar to candelabra, but grows upward in a curved pattern and appears forked at the end. Tines must be facing upward. Single "eye guard" tines do not fork.
Singharine (Rare)
This antler sweeps up in a gentle curve, which may fork up to 3 tines. Can branch off once with another forked end. Single "eye guard" tines do not fork.
Southern Dragonhorn Antlers (Restricted)
Horn-like antlers that grow up and back and appear to be covered with an armor of large scales. (applies to all elkh)
Taurus (Restricted)
Horn-like antlers reminiscent of a bull. They taper to a point and do not fork or have tines unless combined with another antler trait. (applies to all elkh)
Wild Candelabra (Common)
Similar to candelabra, but at the end, the tines split; one pointing up and one down, forming a horizontal "Y". Does not fork. Single "eye guard" tines in front.