Traits
Tail Trait
Brush (Public)
Description:
A tail with fluffy fur growing along its entire length, comparable to a wolf or fox tail.
Requirement:
- Must be covered in fluffy fur along most of its length.
VISUAL WIP
Bulb (Public)
Description:
A typically round tail that can be made primarily of thick, plush fur, or have most of the mass be flesh. Typically seen with a tuft at the end.
Requirement:
- Must have a plush, rounded shape.
- Must have a small fleshy tail beneath the fur.
VISUAL WIP
Bun (Public)
Description:
A small nubby tail, typically covered in fluff, similar to that of a rabbit or deer.
Requirement:
- Must have a small fleshy tail beneath the fur
VISUAL WIP
Curled (Public)
Description:
A typically thick tail that curls in on itself at rest like a chameleon tail or a pug tail. The curl can be tight or slightly loose, and can curl either up or down.
Requirement:
- Must be a muscular articulated tail.
- Tail must curl in on itself to some degree.
VISUAL WIP
Curtain (Public)
Description:
A tail with long fur growing along the spine that drapes down along either side when the tail itself is long, or drapes straight down in a fan when the tail is small. This draping fur can appear opaque or translucent.
Requirement:
- Must have a muscular articulated tail beneath the fur.
- Fur must grow from the spine of the tail and drape down over the sides, or (in the case of short tails) fan down from the base.
VISUAL WIP
Feline (Public)
Description:
A long, relatively thin tail of uniform thickness, typically rounded at the end.
Requirement:
- Must be uniform-thickness along its entire length.
VISUAL WIP
Forked (Public)
Description:
A tail that splits into two somewhere along the length.
Requirement:
- Must be split and split can only occur in the last third of the tail’s length.
- One split per tail (split segments cannot split again).
- Split segments cannot rejoin into one.
- Vertebrae continue into both split segments.
VISUAL WIP
Gecko Tail (Public)
Description:
A fatty tail similar to that of a leopard gecko. This tail is typically ribbed, and can drop off and regrow over time.
Requirement:
- Must be thick and bulbous in a way that limits the tail’s flexibility.
VISUAL WIP
Paddle (Public)
Description:
A flat, broad tail with a paddle-like shape, somewhat similar to that of a beaver. These tails are relatively rigid.
Requirement:
- Fleshy and has a laterally flat shape.
- Can be furred or furless, does not have scales.
- Can have a rounded or more pointed tip, but by default has an ovular shape
- Cannot be so wide or thick that it encumbers the grem.
VISUAL WIP
Prehensile (Public)
Description:
A long tail with a gripping pad somewhere on the underside, typically only at the end. As the name implies, this tail is prehensile and able to wrap around and lift small objects with relative dexterity.
Requirement:
- Must have one gripping pad. No multiple segmented pads, only one continuous pad per tail.
- The pad must start near the tip of the tail but can otherwise follow its entire length.
- Gripping pad must be either the dominant or recessive blood color.
- In the case of multiple tails (or split tails), each individual pad must still be solidly colored with the dominant or recessive blood color.
- The pad needs to show visible ribbing or segments
VISUAL WIP
Silk (Public)
Description:
Sports long, hanging fur/hair growing from a small tail, like a horse’s.
Requirement:
- Must have a small articulated tail beneath the fur.
- Must have long hair hanging down from the base of the tail.
VISUAL WIP
Spade Tail (Public)
Description:
A typically long whip-like tail ending in a flattened spade-like tip.
Requirement:
- Must have a spade-like tip at the end of the tail, though the spade can take other simple shapes such as an arrowhead, diamond, heart, or star.
- Spade must be a flattened shape.
- Holes cannot occur naturally in the spade shapes.
VISUAL WIP
Thick (Public)
Description:
A large muscular tail that’s thicker at the base and tapers towards the tip. Typically very short furred.
Requirement:
- Must have a muscular articulated tail beneath the fur.
- Must be thick and relatively featureless.
VISUAL WIP
Tuft (Public)
Description:
A typically long, thin, tapering tail that ends in a tuft of fur.
Requirement:
- Must have a tuft of fur at the end.
VISUAL WIP
