Traits
Omnivore Teeth (Standard)
Mhoats with this layout of teeth are very common and the presence of both tearing and grinding teeth allows them to consume most things with ease.
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Omnivore Teeth (Standard)
Species: Vabbits
Despite the fact that Rabbit Teeth is more common among Vabbits, they are not really herbivores, and so a lot of them have these teeth instead.
Tusks Teeth (Standard)
This trait gives a mhoat larger lower canines that always show, they shouldn't extend past the height of the mhoat's nostril or they would fall under the boar teeth trait.
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Tusks Teeth (Standard)
Species: Vabbits
This trait gives a vabbit larger lower canines that always show, they shouldn't extend past the height of the vabbit's nostril.
Fangs Teeth (Standard)
This trait allows the canines to be longer than normal and should be visible when the mhoat's mouth is closed. The length of the teeth should not pass the mhoat's chin, any longer would qualify as the saber teeth trait.
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Fangs Teeth (Standard)
Species: Vabbits
Teeth that show past the lip, but don't pass the bottom of the chin.
Rodent Teeth (Standard)
Mhoats with this type of teeth have large front teeth that can often be seen when the mouth is closed and either form in a wide blocky shape or taper into a point.
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Rabbit Teeth (Standard)
Species: Vabbits
Long front teeth like rabbits. These teeth are more aesthetic than necessary. Is considered cute in mhoat circles.
Shark Teeth (Standard)
Mhoats with these teeth form sharp flat teeth that can fall out when biting down too hard but that are often replaced shortly after. These teeth are not visible when the mhoat's mouth is closed.
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Carchar Teeth (Standard)
Species: Vabbits
Vabbits with these teeth form sharp reptilian teeth commonly seen on dinosaurs, which are not visible when the vabbit's mouth is closed.
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Shark Teeth (Standard)
Species: Gellys
Gellys with these teeth have sharp thin teeth resembling those seen on sharks, similar to sharks they can lose and regrow these teeth over time.
Crocodile Teeth (Standard)
This trait causes the teeth to vary in size and shape often to the point of not aligning together like other types of teeth. For this reason, mhoats with this trait tend to have a few teeth that show when the mouth is closed.
Combo Teeth (Mutation)
This trait allows a mhoat to have both tusks and fangs, it's the perfect trait if you'd like your mhoat to appear oni-like.
Boar Teeth (Mutation)
This trait gives the mhoat it is applied to a large pair of tusks that are either situated at the back of the mouth or extend above the height of a mhoat's nostrils. These tusks tend to curve upwards, sometimes hooking back and away from the mouth.
Saber Teeth (Mutation)
This trait allows for a mhoat's teeth to grow wider and longer than what is allowed on the fangs teeth trait, any length that ranges below the mhoat's chin would fall under this trait.
Bleached Teeth (Mutation)
Teeth with this trait applied to them tend to be either pastel or white in color; this trait does not apply if a mhoat already has Pastel Goo or Grayscale Goo present in their design.
Mammoth Tusks (Mythic)
These large tusk-like teeth resemble those seen on mammoths forming a noticeable outward curve that then twists back in toward the center of the mhoat's face.
Narwhal Tusk (Mythic)
This large and strange type of tooth forms in a spiraling shape that continuously grows throughout the mhoat's lifetime. Mhoats with this tooth type will often file or clip the tooth down over time to avoid unfortunate accidents when trying to navigate crowded spaces.
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Narwhal Tusk (Mutation)
This large and strange type of tooth forms in a spiraling shape that continuously grows throughout the mhoat's lifetime. Aquatics with this tooth type are often quite vain about their tooth, the longer teeth being tied to age and prestige so they often try to avoid damaging it but are fine decorating it with jewelry or other such things.
Narwhal Tusk (Mutation)
This large and strange type of tooth forms in a spiraling shape that continuously grows throughout the mhoat's lifetime. Aquatics with this tooth type are often quite vain about their tooth, the longer teeth being tied to age and prestige so they often try to avoid damaging it but are fine decorating it with jewelry or other such things.