Traits

A staple feature of harbingers, these ears resemble creatures of the depths.

Webbed/frilled ears. Can vary a lot in shape, as long as they're still webbed or frill looking.

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Toadallops use these finned ears to maneuver easier under the lake and swamp waters of the island.

These lilypad-and-lotus mimicking ears allow Toadallops to hunt for prey from beneath the surface of the water. They also look pretty.

With great growth comes great responsibility. It's a good thing those aren't real mushrooms.

Oysters who spend most of their time underground tend to collect fungi and moss on the tops of their heads. Just don't try to snack on their mushrooms, or they might give you a dirty look.

It's hard to tell if these are really ears or just upside-down bows that look like ears. Either way, Broncusi consider them quite elegant.

Though they cannot be used like actual forks, Broncusi with these silverware adjacent ears seem to have an easier time cooking and baking.

Do you hear the call of the forest?

Wide, expressive ears that can be fluffy or bare.

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Aptly named.

Ears with prongs resembling twigs or branches.

• The number of prongs is extremely variable.
• Can be combined with other ear styles.

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The grasp of death.

Ears with clawlike protrusions at their tips.

• The number of claws can be variable, with a minimum of 1 and no upper limit.
• The shapes of the claws can vary, and can be longer, sharper, or blunter.
• Claws should only extend from the outer edge of the ear.

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Like the flow of the river.

Ears with long, cascading fur.

• The fur is often braided, but this is not required.

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A tapestry of countless lifetimes.

Long, twisted ears.

• These ears may be coiled, wavy, or swirled.
• The number of swirls can vary.
• These ears may be short, or extremely long.

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A collar that resembles a doctor's stethoscope. Though not functional, Broncusi with these collars tend to pursue medical careers.

Broncusi with these collars are always ready for black tie events.

A unique collar that can be inflated and deflated. When expelling the air from them, Toadallops are capable of producing a croaking noise.

A collar with a big fin on the back and two smaller fins on either side of the neck. They might look scary, but Toadallops only use them to swim easier.

A collar covered in moss and mushrooms. The variety of mushroom can vary, and you may include more or less than pictured.

A collar consisting of interlocking mushroom-shaped segments. Oysters with these collars have a deep connection to Life magic.

Bulbs commonly seen on Toadallops that resemble fish fins.

Oyster Forels, as a consequence of their symbiotic mushroom's dominance, seem to produce many more bulbs than normal. This trait can be paired with another bulb trait to alter their shape.