Design Guide

Dromaequines are incredibly diverse by nature. There is very little restriction on how you design them, allowing plenty of room for creativity while still maintaining a few important species standards.

• Do not edit or remove the provided lineart or shading layers. This includes adding extra fins, claws, body parts, or altering the shading itself. You may recolor both the lineart and shading to better match your design.
• The skin layer must always remain visible and should be colored appropriately for your Dromaequine.
• Although designs are very flexible, using pure black or pure white for markings or gradients is discouraged. Slightly tinting these colors creates a more natural appearance.
• Foals must visibly resemble both parents in at least one or two ways. Shared colors, markings, patterns, or physical traits all count, and mixing parental colors is completely acceptable.
• When submitting your design, make sure to credit Dynamit as the base artist.

• Unnatural markings, symbols, and fantasy-inspired designs are allowed, provided they are not intended to spread hateful or offensive content.
• Copying, tracing, or heavily referencing another member's Dromaequine design without permission is strictly forbidden.

⚠️ Important

If you are found copying another design or creating content intended to spread hate or harassment, you will receive an official warning and be placed under administrative review. Severe cases may result in a permanent ban from the community.

Anomalies

Anomalies are rare inherited mutations that affect specific physical traits rather than a Dromaequine's overall design.

Unlike coat colors, markings, or patterns, anomalies alter distinct features of the body and are considered uncommon within the species.

Anomalies may be inherited through breeding or acquired through quests, events, special rewards, item shops, and other community activities.

Design creatively, but always respect the community and fellow artists.