Traits

Oysters share the same body type as standard Forels, with two squared front toes and three squared back toes, covered with leathery padding on the bottoms. Their spore hearts can appear on their belly or back and have an increased number of small spore pockets surrounding them, which shed and float around them on occasion. They are covered with fungus and moss, which can be located on any untraited part of their body (additional traits are required for further fungus or moss placement). Their eyes are typically blank with no pupil and they may have an overabundance of spores on their tails, collars, or antennae.