Traits

The animal has thin, short stripes that taper quickly to a sharp point; may be along the spine, shoulders, legs, ears and tail. Stripes should be darker than the face coat and cover at least two limbs.

This marking adds a red or orange tint to the base coat with subtle stripes of a darker color. The stripes can be on any part of the body, and can extend into the fluffy areas, but not the boney areas.

• Maximum: The entire coat is tinted red and covered in brindle stripes which extend into the fluffy areas where they touch.
• Minimum: The coat has only a faint red tint, with sparse brindle stripes.
• Edge: Hard edge stripes

Albino is a rare mutation that causes a complete lack of pigment in the affected creature.

The animal has a base coat of one color and tiny, irregular spots or flecks of another color.

Frost is a soft edged, white marking that appears along the spine of the creature, and can extend from the head to the tail tip.

Large, irregular markings with a thin space of the base coat color between them. The spots can be lighter or darker than the base coat.

The harlequin marking is named after the brightly colored, patchwork clothing of jesters from ages long past. It is a rare, magical marking which can create vibrant markings in a variety of shapes.

Horizon is a magical marking that sometimes appears in creatures somehow touch by the aether. The scene depicted may have some kind of emotional significance, a beloved place, or an imaginary landscape that evokes a sense of the bearer's individuality.

The animal has a base coat of one color and patches of another color that blend into each other in irregular shapes, like tabby, but this is a soft edged marking.

The animal has a base coat of one color and small to medium, irregular patches or blotches of up to 2 other colors with soft/blended edges.

The creature has solid colored bars of a color different from the base coat that go horizontal or vertical across the body without breaks.

• Maximum: Solid bar stripes extend across the entire body.
• Minimum: At least three bars, may be restricted to a single limb.
• Edge: Hard

Has large patches of white that layers on top of other markings and coat colors.

Colorpoints, in most creatures, makes the limbs, tail and other places appear darker than the base coat. The genetics in this marking are interesting and linked to temperature.

The rainbow marking is a magical marking that creates a rainbow across the creature.

The animal has a base coat of one color and hairs of another color mixed in evenly. The hairs can be white, black, or any other color. The roan effect can be on any part of the body with fur. It can cover the whole body or be restricted to one area, such as the back, sides, flank, etc.

The animal has two-toned spots that can range in size and consist of a darker color bordering a lighter tone of that color. The darker color may border the spot completely if desired.

The snowflake marking is named for it's close resemblance to the weather effect of the same name, and has a high amount of variability. The magical snow spots may look like highly detailed snowflakes, or as soft white spots.

The animal has small, round spots of a different color than the base coat. The spots can be on any part of the body including the faceplate, but do not affect neck fluff.

• Maximum: May cover the entire body, including horns, claws & faceplate, but not the fluffy areas.
• Minimum: A single small patch of 7-9 spots.
• Edge: Hard

The stars marking is named for the dazzling, night sky-like effect it creates on creatures. Star markings have a faint glow, which sets them apart from other markings with may appear similar depending on the coloration.