Traits

For aitielkh and sonoaitielkh only. A single antler, reminiscent of a beetle horn, grows from the forehead. Can take one of two forms as seen in the trait example.

Carvings in antlers, placed by humans. Can apply to any antler type.

Long, straight antlers that taper to a point and look a bit horn-like. They do not fork or have tines unless combined with another antler trait. (applies to all elkh)

An elkh's antlers transform to appear like the ridged horns of a dragon. Can be combined with other antler types to acheive different effects. Dragonhorn antlers are shed annually just like other antlers.

Horn-like antlers that grow up and back and appear to be covered with an armor of large scales. (applies to all elkh)

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)

The mane appears to be made of feathers. For aitielkh and sonoaitielkh only.

The mane, regardless of type, continues down the spine. Applies to beps or sonos.

Ears appear to be feathered wings. Should be the size shown in the example image. Can be modified by combining with other ear traits but always remain feathered. For aitielkh and sonoaitielkh only.

A long tail that is furry all over. Bone runs all the way through, for optimal swishing. Applies to all elkh.

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 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 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.

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

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.