Traits

Triangular antennae surrounded by rings and topped with circular bulbs. Their design allows magic-harnessing Broncusi to gather electricity from the atmosphere and store it in their antennae, making them a great help wherever electricity is needed. Broncusi with these antennae have an easy time working as electricians.

Powerful antennae that can clamp together. They can be used to join objects together, or to simply hold items. Broncusi with these antennae make great artisans and metalworkers.

Two antennae that have fused into one, covered with organic plant matter. They may be adorned with moss, lichen, or any kind of grass. Oysters with these antennae often take up leadership positions among ragtag groups.

Six antennae that grow in two bunches, resembling morels. Oysters with these antennae are a rare sight, and are thus treated in a favorable manner by other members of their species.

Your character grows a tail (if they don't have one already), and their tail becomes like that of a bramble vine, with sharp spikes.

This tail can be long or short, but it should be relatively thin (unless combined with another tail type).

A devilish tail.

These tails can vary widely in their shapes, with some exceptions:

• All tails should have some form of "tail tip"
• Tail tips should not be connected at the tips (Forming a complete shape/circle)

The tail tip can appear "fractured", as if it once formed a complete shape, but broke at some point. These tails can have floating shards around the "gap."

A giant, armored lobster-like tail. Toadallops use them to splash one another when they play games.

This tail weighs down Toadallops outside of the water, but gives them a boost to their mobility when they swim. Do not be alarmed when you see fins poking out of the water!

These tails can be tied or twisted together into a number of elaborate shapes, used to show off to other Broncusi. 

A tail with a large hook at the end. Useful for fishing, towing large objects, and opening doors. Broncusi with these tails often seek employment at shipyards or construction sites.

This cascading fungi tail incorporates itself into the back legs of Oysters, providing extra protection for them. 

Most tails don't regrow when removed, but these do! Like a hydra, they seem to come back in greater numbers each time. As such, some Oysters will use their shed tails for stews, soups, or trade.

This type of tail is seen as uncanny and misfortunate by quigars.

A tail that ends in-- or is entirely-- a snake.

• Can resemble any variety of snake.
• Can have scales without the need for another trait.

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

Another possible vector for misery.

A wide tail that ends in a stinger like that of an insect.

• The stinger can be venomous or non-venomous.

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

Your character's eyes reflect their element. This can express in various ways,  below are just examples (you can make your own ideas or combine ideas if you have multiple proficiencies!!)

Pierce through the fog.

Your quigar's eyes begin to leak mist/fog.

• This can apply to the pupils or sockets themselves.
• This trait is a modifier, and as such, must be combined with other types of eyes instead of being the only eye trait.

NOT ALLOWED:

• Cannot be the quigar's only eye trait.

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

[Pictured on the left is a normal Forel eye. Pictured on the right is a Broncusi eye.]

Unlike other Forels, Broncusi have a separate sclera and iris. Their eyes are also about 1.5x larger than normal, due to the fact that they have adapted to live exclusively above ground as opposed to both above ground and underground.

Oysters, due to the influence of their symbiotic fungi, no longer have pupils. They tend to have poorer eyesight than other Forels, though because they spent most of their time underground it isn't a large detriment to them.

You see the world's beauty.

From your quigar's eyes sprouts petal or bloomlike extensions.

• Can resemble any type of petals.

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

You see the world's beauty.

From your quigar's eyes sprouts leaf or grasslike extensions.

• Can resemble any type of leaves.

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