As sqwaguls cast magic using their horns, the size and number of their horns impacts their capability to perform magic. Sqwaguls with very short horns typically have either stunted magic, or have trouble casting spells, but it's not impossible for them to work around.

 

Naturally-born hornless sqwaguls are a mutation reflecting their magic-free ancestry, and are incapable of any magic whatsoever. These sqwaguls often battle with mental stress, as to their species, their horns are essentially their hands-- being used to cast the magic that helps them navigate and explore the world. Mistmaking, flight, even changing into griffes are all impossible for them, something most take for granted in their lives.

 

Hornless sqwaguls are acknowledged as being disabled by their peers, and are often given special care and accommodations to live their lives more easily. Sqwagul societies are typically very aware and accommodating of these handicaps, and often craft their dwellings to allow better access to those who cannot use magic. (I.e, there are less steep overhangs, unclimbable surfaces, or generally-out-of-reach storage areas, as they cannot fly or will objects to themselves.) In cases where accommodations do not exist, other individuals are usually ready to offer assistance with living spaces or retrieving objects.

Many disabled sqwaguls are happy with their lives, though others grow to acknowledge their differences to their peers, and may feel isolated due to this-- even with the support that they receive. It really depends on the individual-- for every sqwagul who feels as though they fit into their society from the moment they opened their eyes, there's another who will eventually feel like they "don't belong"-- and everything in between.