Traits

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 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 rare trait potions and applying them to the design. Stars and hearts are fair game, but only one star/heart per rare trait potion. Bep/sono color restrictions apply.

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

This marking is heritable; 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.

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.

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.
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.