Traits

Mhoats with this trait form stubby, fat feelers that can appear all over the body, but are best known for how they appear on the crown of the mhoat's head and look like stubby bee antennae.

This trait gives a mhoat feelers that resemble various types of moth antennae, which can be long and fluffy or short and simple. These form on the crown of the mhoat's head and can swivel forward and back often in response to the mhoat's emotions.

Mhoats with this trait form feelers that are long and slim which are either one width throughout or large at the tip and taper; these feelers can form all over the mhoat's body. Sometimes these feelers will form fluffy tips at the ends.

This cute style of feeler is a pair of long stalks with a large bulb at the end and can form all over the mhoat's body. The stalks of these antennae may be either straight or coiled and the bulb can be any simple, cutesy shape.

Medusa mane is made up of numerous slithering snakes, each seeming to have a mind of their own.

This type of prehensile feeler can form all over the mhoat's body and are capable of moving and manipulating objects, but the mild suction can be troublesome for mhoats who don't have good control of these tentacles.

These tough and rigid type of feelers form various spikes that can cover a mhoat's body and can be either short or long.

These small, wing-like feelers can form across the mhoat's body but only 3 pairs or 6 wings total appear when this trait is used. This trait can be applied multiple times to allow for more wings.

Aquatic mhoats with this trait form a variety of feelers that resemble those seen on nudibranch; these can form all over the aquatic's body or just be isolated to specific parts.

Mhoats with this trait can form numerous hair-like or thin whiskers isolated around their face similar to those seen in various animals like cats, dogs, catfish, etc. These whiskers can be on the long side and even have tufts at the end similar to whiskers seen on eastern dragons.

Mhoats with this trait form a variety of ornament-like feelers that grow and shed over time. When these ornaments fall from the body they slowly disintegrate by shattering and breaking down into shards and eventually turn to a powdery dust.

Mhoats with these feelers form long strings of pearl, stone, and gem beads that either stand upright from the body or drape and hang freely. The length of these feelers can vary, but the longer they are the more likely they are to be dragged down by their own weight. Alongside length, the shape of the beads on these feelers can vary too, cut into simple shapes or a variety of gemstone cuts seen on jewelry.