Traits

Paw Variant

Paw Variant (Common)

Category: Claws and Paws
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:
 

 

 

Muzzle Variant

Muzzle Variant (Common)

Species: Kiamara

Kiamaras come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and due to the different DNA within Kiamaras, their facial structures may differ. Some may be subtle like an Aquiline nose, whilst others may have longer muzzles that are similar to canines, or shorter ones that resemble a house cat.
This trait is attached to a Kiamara so that breeding artists can keep the facial structure in mind when editing the kits.

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

  • Muzzle Variant (Aquiline) 
  • Muzzle Variant (Longer) 
  • Muzzle Variant (Shorter) 
POSSIBLE EXAMPLES:

  

Shaped Tongue

Shaped Tongue (Common)

Species: Kiamara

Kiamaras with this trait have an irregularly shaped tongue. 
This can be any shape!

Possible Examples:
   
Snaggletooth

Snaggletooth (Common)

Species: Kiamara

Kiamaras with this trait tend to have some teeth slightly poking through from under their lips!
No limit to the amount and can be teeth on either jaw.
Snaggleteeth cannot touch the chin/nose ridge as this is too close to the Small Tusks / Small Fangs traits.

Possible Examples:

Here are some examples of what you can do with this trait! Anything along these lines should be accepted. 

  

Common Subtype

Common Subtype (Common)

Species: Dromedairy

Dromedairy with this trait have a Common Subtype. 

Common Subtypes:
  
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