Traits

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Damage marks such as cracks and scratches are visible on the Xopas' pulp body.

Mild jelly leaks may be present on these bodily rifts.

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A single solid shade for the Xopas' pulp body (not the jelly, as the jelly can have any amount of colors).

Minor gradients are allowed, but they must be within the same range! For example: white to black, pink to purple, or cyan to dark blue.

Minimal shading are also allowed to add depth to its shape.

Work in progress, to be added later.

The Xatli's wings are much feathery and fluffier than the norm, especially around the shoulder and neck area.

This wing type canonically affects the Xatli's flight drag.

However, it must still resemble an overall poncho/cloak shape that primarily connects at the collar bones.

These wings can be singular or multiple. Its surface area (overall size) can be of any length.

Work in progress, to be added later.

The individual has likely survived exposure from Mournfell Shard's dereality effects.

This specific Mythical Trait only applies to Xaeconians or Xatli.

Their flesh is fully exposed in varying degrees and areas but does not cause medical complications at all.

These patches must have the same color/s as the individual's blood.

This physical trait is on a body-horror level, and must not be confused with free-traited healed scars.

Work in progress, to be added later.

The Xatli's wings resemble a flat and smooth poncho cloak that connects at the collar bones.

The wings must have stray strands that look like elongated streamers or ribbons.

These wings can be singular or multiple. Its surface area (overall size) can be of any length.

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The Xatli's wings resemble a flat and smooth poncho cloak that connects at the collar bones.

The wings' shape must resemble a sharp tailcoat cut; especially evident on its backside.

They may also have small little decorative cuts and snippets at the rims.

These wings can be singular or multiple. Its surface area (overall size) can be of any length.

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The Xatli's wings resemble a flat and smooth poncho cloak that connects at the collar bones.

The wings' shape must resemble an insect (like butterflies or bees' silhoette) and allowed to be partially translucent if desired.

These wings can be singular or multiple. Its surface area (overall size) can be of any length.

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The Xatli's wings resemble a oncho cloak that connects at the collar bones. They have straight edges.

These wings can be singular or multiple. Its surface area (overall size) can be of any length.

This must be entirely opaque and smoothly flattened. (To add texture, feathers, fur, fuzz, or notches to the shape requires higher rarity.)

Work in progress, to be added later.

The Xaeconian's furvest has a distinguished shape and does not act like a natural drapery of fur nor vest-like.

It may look like a trimmed hedge of sorts, mohawks, hoodies, or cover the entire back of their head and then goes over the forehead in some form.

Work in progress, to be added later.

An overgrown patch of fur around the upper torso area, akin to a vest.

The strands of fur must look like elongated streamers or ribbons.

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An overgrown patch of fur around the upper torso area, akin to a vest.

The level of fluffiness can vary from short to dense.

This can extend all the way through the arms, akin to a crop top sweater.