Traits

These antlers are based on megaloceros and moose. "Eye guard" tine should be a vertical paddle; there may be a second guard tine which is a point (does not fork). May have two guard tines in place of the paddle (does not fork). The rest of the antler is a broad paddle with shallow tines along the top only. These antlers are only found on Mountain subspecies and subsequent hybrids; when on hybrids or other species, they remain considerably stunted.

They look like a certain famous deer's antlers.

Similar to whitetail deer antlers.

No antlers at all. Can be applied to bepotelkh or sonoelkh.

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.

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.

Woolen and fluffy like a cloud.

A bizarre looking mane that appears to grow backward.

A massive, fluffy mane that sprouts from the back of the head and neck.

An extraordinarily fluffy mane. Other bepotelkh tend to find this mane particularly attractive. Excellent for cuddling.

The mane is reaching, or near reaching, the ground! Combine with other manes for texture.

Medium-length manelike fur grows like a curtain from the underside of the neck. Can be straight or wavy. (Sonoelkh only)

A bepotelkh with no mane at all. Extremely rare. Other bepotelkh find this rather alarming, but will try to hide their discomfort in order to be polite to the unlucky cohort sporting this lack of mane.