Traits

All Common Traits

All Common Traits (Common)

This Solarian has all common traits! 
These traits can include:

  • Small rounded or pointed ears. 
  • Short hair
  • Snaggleteeth
  • Round or Slit pupils
  • 10 or more spots (for Kiamara only)
Tundra Gene

Tundra Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy (Grassland subtype)

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Tundra colour pallette. 
This gene cannot be recessive.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene
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Tropical Gene

Tropical Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Tropical colour pallette. 
This gene cannot be recessive.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene
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Grassland Default Gene

Grassland Default Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy (Grassland subtype)

This gene is only guaranteed to Dromas of the Grassland subtype. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Note: This gene cannot be obtained using camilks.

Sand Default Gene

Sand Default Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy (Sand subtype)

This gene is only guaranteed to Dromas of the Sand subtype. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Note: This gene cannot be obtained using camilks.

Plains Default Gene

Plains Default Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy (Plains subtype)

This gene is only guaranteed to Dromas of the Plains subtype. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Note: This gene cannot be obtained using camilks.

Acre Gene

Acre Gene (Common)

Category: Colouration
Species: Dromedairy (Plains subtype)

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Acre colour pallette. 
This gene is only guaranteed from single-parent breeding of a Plains Dromedairy.
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Note: This gene cannot be obtained via camilks or mutations. 

Scars

Scars (Common)

Category: Body Types

Solarians with this trait have scars present on their body. 
Cannot pass in breedings due to it being non-genetic. 

These can be present anywhere on a character's body, however, they must be healed.
Non-healed scars are not permitted.

Amputated Limb

Amputated Limb (Common)

Category: Body Types

Characters with this trait have one or more limbs missing. This can be either any one of their legs or their tail. 
They cannot pass in breedings due to it being non-genetic nor can they be gained as a mutation via breedings. 
For ailments that can be passed in breedings, please refer to the Physical Ailments trait.

NOTE: Amputations must be used respectably and thus cannot be used to change the limb for aesthetic reasons. 
For example; amputating the tail tip of a Kiamara to make it appear as a different trait, such as a non-tapered tail would not be permitted. 
If you wish to apply an amputation to a Kiamara, you may do so with a reason as to why they are obtaining this amputation. 
Amputations must have visible scarring to help further differentiate them from them. 

Potentially Unacceptable Examples:

Whilst these sorts of edits may be acceptable due to the reason they are obtaining them, we have included these as potentially unacceptable as they may be used disrespectfully to bypass a trait, which amputated limbs should not be used to do. These edits potentially resemble higher-traited edits.

 

Physical Ailment

Physical Ailment (Common)

Category: Body Types

This character has a physical ailment or disability, such as blindness or deafness.
We have included this trait to help our artists if a character has an ailment that affects their appearance (For example, being blind in one eye from a scar that causes the eye to be a different colour to the other, since this could be confused for heterochromia) 
These must be portrayed respectfully and not used for aesthetic reasons.

These traits can pass in breedings, but only at the request of the character's owner if they wish to have the offspring inherit the physical ailment or disability. 
They will not be rolled by a breeding artist.

Build Variant

Build Variant (Common)

Category: Body Types

Solarians come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The Build Variant trait shows that Solarians can be slender, chubbier, muscular, or anywhere in between! 
This trait is attached to Solarians with weight edits so that it can be kept into consideration when breeding/updating line transfers.

Solarians with this trait attached to their trait list will have it listed with the type of build they are:

  • Build Variant (Slender) 
  • Build Variant (Chubbier)
  • Build Variant (Muscular) 


NOTE: Dromedairies with this trait can have the humps on their back slightly taller/shorter as part of their buld variant but the humps must still be visible as all Dromas must back humps.

Possible Examples:
Youngling

Youngling (Common)

Category: Body Types

Solarians with this trait are younger than most of the adventurers seen around. 
They are depicted as children on their official ref in the masterlist. 
They CAN participate in the ARPG after completing a Feather Trial like any other Kia or Droma. 
However, they can NOT be bred unless 'grown up' by transferring them onto the adult/main lines, at which point they will lose this trait. 

1-8 Feathers

1-8 Feathers (Common)

Category: Feathers

The most common amount of feathers is between 1 and 8. 

Regular Placement

Regular Placement (Common)

Category: Feathers

Feathers can commonly be placed on the ears, behind the ear on top of the head, on the neck, front wrists, or tail. 

Regular Sized

Regular Sized (Common)

Category: Feathers

Common feathers tend to be the size of your average feather in size and can be any colour imaginable.

Pointed/Rounded Ears

Pointed/Rounded Ears (Common)

Category: Ear Types

Solarians with this trait have ears that are standard rounded or pointed.
Sometimes, these ears can resemble other animals, including but not limited to; cat, dog, fox, horse, bunny, etc
This trait only applies to the shape and any size, fluffier, flopped, etc, types of ears will need to be used in conjunction with the appropriate traits.
Can be used in conjunction with size traits.
This trait is not required to be listed on a character unless obtained as a mutation in a breeding.

Potential Acceptable Examples:

These are examples are to show common shape only, not size.

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Regular Horns

Regular Horns (Common)

Category: Horn Types

Solarians with this trait have common length horns. 
These horns can be any shape as long as they do not get confused with another horn trait. 
Horns should not be shaded in detail or to give them a shiny appearance unless they have either the Metalic or Crystal-like horn traits to better represent those traits.

Solarians with this trait attached to their trait list will have it listed with the shape of horns they have:

  • Regular Horns (Ram) 
  • Regular Horns (Moon) 
  • Regular Horns (Straight) 
Declinable Examples:

Whilst we love to see the variety of unique horn types the community can create, to ensure that horns do not get mistaken for other rarity traits we have put together some declinable examples to help you when you make your horns for your Solarian. 


The shape Looks too much like the Antennae Growths trait


The shape is too detailed and looks more like the
Living Horns trait



The shape is less detailed and looks more antler-like.



The shading makes these look too much like the Crystal-like horn trait.

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The shading no longer resembles the Crystal-like horn trait
Possible Examples:
    

 

Paw Variant

Paw Variant (Common)

Species: Kiamara

Kiamaras come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The Paw Variant trait shows that some Kias tend to align more with canines or felines with some subtle differences.
Some Kias have webbed feet, like a Golden Retriever. Some others have retractable claws or even none at all. There are even Kiamaras out there that have both!

Kiamaras with this trait attached to their trait list will have it listed with the type of build they are:

  • Paw Variant (No Claws) 
  • Paw Variant (Webbed) 

 

Possible Examples:
 

 

 

Hoof Variant

Hoof Variant (Common)

Species: Dromedairy

Dromedairies come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. The Hoof Variant trait shows that some Dromas tend to have some variation to the type of hoof they are born with. While most Dromas are born with two-toed bovine hooves, some can be found with single-toed hooves that more closely resemble horses or donkeys. On rare occasions, Dromas can be found with other hoof variants as well. 

Dromedairies with this trait attached have hooves based on an animal besides cow to their trait list will have it listed with the type of build they are. Some examples of this are:

  • Hoof Variant (Horse) 
  • Paw Variant (Moose) 

 

Possible Examples:
 
More examples will be added over time!

 

 

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