Traits

Fierce claws fit for defending the wilderness.

Clawed quigar hands.

• The claws can blend in with the skin or be long, sharp nails (with clear separation between fur and nail.)
• Should be of a reasonable size (bear claw length) or shorter.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

Dexterous hands for many uses.

Standard quigar hands.

• Can have 3-5 fingers.
• The structure and nails are very hooflike, but shouldn't resemble actual hooves.

NOT ALLOWED:

• 2 or fewer fingers, or hoof nails.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

Feet suited for all terrain.

Standard quigar feet.

• Can have 3-5 toes.
• The structure and nails are very hooflike, but shouldn't resemble actual hooves.

NOT ALLOWED:

•  2 or fewer toes, or hoof nails.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

Fierce claws fit for defending the wilderness.

Clawed quigar feet.

• The claws can blend in with the skin or be long, sharp nails (with clear separation between fur and nail.)
• Should be of a reasonable size (bear claw length) or shorter.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

Standard hands of the khludeu. They can have pads or no pads, and claws are optional.

Standard legs of the khludeu. They can have pads or no pads, and claws are optional.

THIS IS AN ADDON, IT CAN'T BE YOUR MOTHMAN'S ONLY CLOAK UNLESS IF YOU HAVE THE NO CLOAK TRAIT

Your mothman's fur grows in such a way that it resembles boots! How cute!

Oh, someone needs a trim!

Your mothman's cloak grows in such a way that almost resembles trailing wings of fur on the back.

(They cannot function as wings.)

An embodiment of life.

Skulls from animals in ungulata.

• Don't have to be exact, and they can be more abstract, as long as they still look ungulate-like.

ALLOWED:

• Deer, horse, goat, sheep, hippo, and other skulls.

NOT ALLOWED:

• Cetacean skulls, even though they are in ungulata.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

A classic horn style.

Minimum one stripe for all horns with a stripe pattern.

Horns with mismatching colors. This applies to both the main color of the horns, and the pattern. If the pattern is the same, but the color is different, it falls under here!

A classic horn style, except the horn stripes seem to lean a little bit, giving a nice candy/carnival stripe swirl!

Horns can have a gradient, so long as their markings remain visible.

The typical appearance of Sqwagul horns. Regardless of whether they sit off-kilter slightly or sit straight like a unicorn, they make the perfect magical conduits.

These horns are simple, smooth, and end in a sharp-ish point.

• Should be featureless, with no ridges, swirls, or other textures.
• Should sit directly on the forehead.
• Resemble smooth unicorn horns.

ALLOWED:

• Can have variation in tilt and angle.
• May be tilted to one side or tilted up or down.
• May be completely straight or have a slight curve up or down.

NOT ALLOWED:

• Should not be too blunt or soft.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.

These horns are of an average length, and allow for basic magic.

The most standard type of horns for quigars, these fit quite well with their ungulate shape.

"Horns" that resemble a deer's antlers.

• Can have more or less branches
• Can have great variation-- need not look exactly to the picture.

If you're unsure if your idea is valid, feel free to ask.