Traits

Characters with this trait have ears that are so incredibly larger than the average that they have only been heard of in folktales.
You can see how large this rarity allows ears to be on Kiamaras by looking at our Sizing Guides on the public line sets. 
Dromedairies have no ear size guidelines and so anything outside of their original size is considered mythic.

Kiamaras with this trait have ears shaped like those of an Elephant.
This applies to the shape and things such as having them fluffier, flopped, bigger, etc, will need to be used in conjunction with those traits.
If not used in conjunction with a size trait, these ears must still fit inside the common-size box.
Can be asymmetrical.


Examples will be added soon c:

Kiamaras with this trait have ears shaped like those of mammals in the artiodactyla families, such as rabbits/hares, cows, horses, etc.
This applies to the shape and things such as having them fluffier, flopped, bigger, etc, will need to be used in conjunction with those traits.
If not used in conjunction with a size trait, these ears must still fit inside the common-size box.
Can be asymmetrical.

Kiamaras with this trait have ears shaped like those of a Bat. This means they are rounded at the base and taper to a point at the end with ribbed fleshy inner ear. These ears do NOT have a thick border around the entirety of the ear (see example image below).
This applies to the shape and fleshy inner ear. 
This trait can be used with the Fluffy Ear trait but the fluff can NOT be on the inner ear. 
If used in conjunction with the Flopped or Directional Ear traits, you must include a clear visual on the ref to show the shape + inner ear to ensure the trait is not confused for another. 
If not used in conjunction with a size trait, these ears must still fit inside the common-size box.
Can be asymmetrical.


Examples will be made prettier soon, just want to give the example of what is and isn't allowed;

The LEFT example would be accepted as Bat Ears. The RIGHT would be Draconic Ears due to the thick border around the ear.

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that face forwards rather than the average Kiamara, whose ears face backwards. 
This ear type can also work in conjunction with other traits, such as the flopped ear trait and ear size traits. If used with the former, it must be obvious this trait is used.
These ears must still remain within the Common Ear box unless used in conjunction with an ear size trait.

Declinable Examples:

The directional x flopped ear combinations can be styled differently depending on whether you wish to go for a more canine-based floppy ear or a bunny-based floppy ear. 

this is a good example of a bunny-type flopped directional ear. If the tip is pulled upwards, it would be facing forward due to the position in front of the cheek

Whilst the shape is certainly bunny-like, if the tip is pulled upwards the ear would be facing backwards due to the position behind the cheek. This does not meet the directional trait requirement.

Kiamaras with this trait have flopped, or half-flopped ears. 
This can be symmetrical or asymmetrical.
Must face backwards unless used in conjunction with the Directional Ears trait. 
Must be common in size unless used in conjunction with any Ear-Length trait. 
Guides for the official linesets can be found here. 

NOTE: If you decide to have your Kiamara's ears being asymmetrical, you will need to make two references: one for each side of the Kiamara. This is so we can accurately trait the ear sizes for you. 

Kiamaras with this trait have fluffier ears than the average Kiamara. 
This trait applies to any part of the ears, including tufted bits on the tip similar to a lynx.

Possible Examples

  

Kiamaras with this trait have ears shaped like those of other Mammals that aren't present on canines or felines.  
These ear shapes include; Bat, Rat, Horse, Cow, Hyena, etc and apply to the shape only, and things such as having them fluffier, flopped, bigger, etc, will need to be used in conjunction with those traits.
If not used in conjunction with a size trait, these ears must still fit inside the common-size box.
Can be asymmetrical.
Cannot be humanoid in shape.

Possible Examples:

  

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that do not resemble that of any living creature. 
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.
These can be any shape desired and can even be asymmetrical if you wish.
Can be used in conjunction with size traits.

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that have a shiny plating inside, similar to a Dragon's ears. 
These plates are usually shiny or shaded.
The plates can be either shiny, metallic, or crystaline.
They cannot glow or sparkle unless used in conjunction with a sparkle or marking glow trait.

Kiamaras with this trait have two sets of ears, with there being two on either side. 
Any additional ear traits being used can affect either one or both sets of ears. 
These ears can only go as long as the size trait attached to the ear allows. 

Kiamaras with this trait have no external ears.
Instead it's similar to birds where there is a small, funnel-shaped openings on the sides of their heads, generally hidden beneath their fur/hair.
These openings do NOT need to be visible on the reference unless the users chooses it.
This does not render the Kiamara deaf in most cases. 

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that are slightly larger than the average Kiamara's. 
You can see how large this rarity allows ears to be by looking at our Sizing Guides on the public PSD line sets. 

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that are larger than the average Kiamara's. 
You can see how large this rarity allows ears to be by looking at our Sizing Guides on the public PSD line sets. 

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that are very large in comparison to an average Kiamara's. 
You can see how large this rarity allows ears to be by looking at our Sizing Guides on the public line sets. 

Kiamaras with this trait have ears that are extremely larger than the average Kiamara's. 
You can see how large this rarity allows ears to be by looking at our Sizing Guides on the public line sets. 

Kiamaras 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.

Kiamaras 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 Kiamara. 

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.

The shading no longer resembles the Crystal-like horn trait

Possible Examples:

    

Dromedairies that have this trait have shorter horns than those of its subtype. 
The shape must remain the same as those of its subtype.

Those with this trait have horns so large, they are only thought to be found in folklore.
Kiamaras with these horns are judged based on the size guides found with the Kiamara lineset being used and can be used with the Antennae Growths trait,
Kiamara horns are judged based on the size guides found with the Kiamara lineset being used. You can find all size guides and linesets here!
Dromedairies do not have horn size traits, so this trait can grant a Dromedairy horns that are bigger than their subtype's.