Traits
Lip Docking (deafult)
Lip Docking
Lip Docking is an unethical cosmetic procedure once used to give Dromaequines a more intimidating appearance by permanently exposing the gums and teeth.
The procedure serves no medical or practical purpose and often results in lifelong discomfort, increased sensitivity, excessive drooling, and difficulty protecting the mouth.
Today, Lip Docking is widely condemned by veterinarians, handlers, and welfare organizations, and the practice has been officially banned throughout all regions where Dromaequines are protected.
Availability: Lip Docking is an Appearance Trait. It does not require items, quests, mutations, or special unlocks. Owners may choose to depict their Dromaequines with or without the trait as part of their individual character's history.
Split Jaw (deafult)
Split Jaws
Split Jaws are a naturally occurring anatomical variation found exclusively among Kutu Dromaequines.
Rather than forming a single solid lower jaw, the lower palate develops as two independently moving halves. When opened, the jaw separates outward, allowing the mouth to expand dramatically while still functioning normally during everyday behavior.
Although the appearance may seem intimidating, Split Jaws are completely natural for the Kutu subspecies and are not considered a defect or injury.
Availability: Split Jaws are an Appearance Trait. They do not require items, quests, mutations, or special unlocks. Any Kutu Dromaequine may be designed with or without the trait according to the owner's preference.
Iridescence (deafult)
Gives the coat a rainbowish dynamic sheen that can shift colors depending on angle and light. Can cover 30%-100% of the body.
Chance of being passed down in breeding: 10%
Hooves (deafult)
Gives the Droma equine hooves instead of their distinct raptor feet.
Chance of being passed down in breeding: 20%
Mane (deafult)
Gives the Droma a normal equine mane instead of dorsal sprouts/fins/. Does not affect the tail.
When a kamchatka recieves this anomaly it elongates the neck feathers instead of giving an equine mane.
Chance of being passed down in breeding: 20%