Traits

This trait also allows for feathered tails and placement of feathered textures on the body. This trait also allows feathered glider arms. This trait does not include wings (See Natural Wings and Mythical Wings).

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing.

This trait allows for features with webbed membranes such as neck frills and back sails. This trait does not include aquatic features, webbed wings or glider features. All features must be based on real-world creatures.

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing.

This trait allows for any number and any type of corporeal wings. These wings can be placed anywhere on the body, including limbs, head, and tail. These wings can have any shape and do not need to be based on realistic wings.

This trait allows for webbed membranes, or “glider flaps”, between the body and limbs for gliding. This does not allow for wing-like features nor feathers to be used.

This trait allows for a marsupial pouch on the front of the body.

This trait allows the use of snail and slug features such as external shells and slug-like tails. If the shell is fixed to a slug-like tail, it can be listed as a singular “snail tail” trait. 

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing. 

This trait allows for extra large claws that make up a significant portion of the toes on the paw similar to sloth or kangaroo feet.

This trait allows a Constellion to have one or two sets of horns (or antlers) with an unnatural shape. This can include typical 2-horn pairs with a horn on each side of the head, 3-horn sets where a horn is also placed between the nose and eyes, or 1-2 horns placed only between the nose and eyes (like a rhinoceros). For sets of 2-3, if a horn is broken, the base of the horn must still be visible. These horns do not have to be based on real-world creatures, but instead can be shaped like objects or other unusual shapes.  A maximum of 4 horns are permitted with this trait.

This trait allows the Constellion to have hybrid body types such as Centaur, Mermaid, and Chimera. This trait also allows for additional limbs and eyes or to have undead features such as unrealistic exposed bone features. 

This trait allows the use of the following arthropod features: antennas; “bug” tails (based on insects, millipedes, arachnids, etc.); “bug limbs” including pincer hands. Legs that are a part of bug tails may move but cannot support the Constellion as functioning limbs. Arthropod legs as a limb feature may replace up to 4 of the Constellion’s actual limbs, but do not add additional limbs. All features must be based on real-world creatures.

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing.

This trait allows a Constellion to any number of tails and any type of tail. Features can include any of the following features: unnaturally shaped/placed spikes; wings; the tip of tail extending through fur tuft; and splits at the end of the tail. Corporeal tail features not included in other traits may be included here.

This trait allows for scaly features such as tails or feet with various scales, scutes, and ridges as well as scaly textures on the body. This trait also allows for natural armor-like features similar to tortoise shells or armadillo armor. This trait does not include external bone-like features. All features must be based on real-world creatures.

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing.

This trait allows a single pair of any type of realistic wings to be placed on the back, including lower back near base of tail or hips. The wings may be based on any real-world creatures including birds, bats, insects, and flying reptiles. A pair of segmented insect wings count as a single pair of wings (i.e. the top and bottom portion of dragonfly or butterfly wings). The wings are permitted to be “mismatched” so that one wing is based on one type of creature, and the other based on another.

This trait allows the following aquatic features: fish tails; whale tails; tentacle tails (up to 8); fins placed on the head, limbs, or torso; external gills on the head or neck; feet adapted for aquatic locomotion (i.e. frog feet). 

Each unique feature requires a separate trait listing.

This trait allows for the paw to be replaced with a hoof on any number of the Constellion’s limbs. Hooves can be based on any real-world creature. 

This trait allows a Constellion to have any number of horns with any placement. These horns can be any shape and do not have to be based on real-world creatures.

This trait allows a Constellion to have two sets of natural horns (or antlers). Each set can include  typical 2-horn pairs with a horn on each side of the head, 3-horn sets where a horn is also placed between the nose and eyes, or 1-2 horns placed only between the nose and eyes (like a rhinoceros). A maximum of five individual horns is allowed with this trait (Two on each side of the head and one above the nose). These horns may be based on any real-world creatures such as cows, rhinos, and deer.  

This trait allows for spikes to be placed anywhere on the torso, limbs, face, or tail. This trait does not allow for the addition of horn-like shapes above the nose, forehead, or top of head. Spikes must protrude from the body significantly. This trait does not include scales or small ridges on the limbs, tail, or other body.

This trait allows a Constellion to have one set of horns (or antlers). This can include typical 2-horn pairs with a horn on each side of the head, 3-horn sets where a horn is also placed between the nose and eyes, or 1-2 horns placed only between the nose and eyes (like a rhinoceros). For sets of 2-3, if a horn is broken, the base of the horn must still be visible. These horns may be based on any real-world creatures such as cows, rhinos, and deer.