Traits

Can be any shape, really, but is rigid and stiff when not being kneaded. Can erase what has been written with Graphite Claws.

This tail has a draconic appearance where the bottom of the tail forms thick ridges and the top often has some form of spiny, plate-like extrusions. This tail can be longer or shorter than the one shown and vary in how many ridges and spines are present.

Vabbits with this trait form a unique glass tail with a detachable feathery quill that can be used for writing. The ink that gathers in the bottom of the vial is always a color present on the vabbit's plates but the tail itself does not need to share these colors.

This trait gives vabbits a wiggly prehensile tail that doesn't appear to be made of flesh like the rest of the vabbit's body. Instead, should a creature take a bite of this tail they will find it has either a sweet or sour flavor with a gummy texture like the candy worms. This tail appears to be useful for vabbits who spend time in the deep underground where the pets are less socialized and little parasitic creatures are just as likely to enjoy a turtonic snack as much as a vabbit one.

Vabbits with this trait form long, prehensile tails that can have a collection of small spines that form along the tail. When attacked or surprised a vabbit with this trait can choose to drop its tail, but it will grow back over time with the new tail being flesh-colored until fur covers it.

Vabbits with this trait form long, wide tails that are extremely fluffy but can also support a vabbit's weight to assist them in bipedal mobility.

This long flexible tail forms two sets of sharp spikes at the end and allows vabbits to stand on their back legs for extended periods by supporting their body weight.

This trait causes vabbits to have a glass-like tail that resembles a crystal ball with a section that drapes over the back of the body. Sparkles and wisps of fog can also be seen floating around this tail, imagery or decoration can appear within the crystal ball itself but doesn't tend to change unless affected by a trait that allows the vabbit to transform.

Vabbits with this tail have a long slim tail that ends in a cylindrical tip resembling a mallet. The tail is prehensile and sturdy, which allows the vabbit to manipulate it freely for a variety of tasks.

Vabbits with this trait entirely lack a tail.

Vabbits with this trait tend to form a long spindly tail with some form of hand or paw at the end of it. They can use it easily to pick up items and other things as well.

Vabbits with this trait form a split tail that resembles a pair of maple seeds. These tails can wind up and when released will spin quickly allowing vabbits to hover slowly downward when jumping from tall heights, which can be useful in large caverns.

These plates follow the shape and flow of the arm. It can have some shapes built in, but not isolated from the plates.

These plates do not have to follow the flow of the arm. They can look like actual items or shapes.

These plates are slightly see through. There is no limitation on markings or colors for these type of plates.

This will require the Stained Glass Colors trait to replace the default Vabbit Tones traits.

These plates are made of transparent or colored glass, showing the bones underneath. Can have colored markings, but must still maintain the plate color rules.

*The image is just an example of how the trait should work. Bones should be within the grayscale color range much like the sclera, nails, and teeth.

This trait gives a vabbit plates made of bone that tend to be exclusively bone colors; grayscale or neutral colors are all possible. These plates have fewer vents and tend to shift more often making a rattling bone sound when the vabbit walks. The lack of vents and movement of the plates lead these vabbits to have less control of their steam when actively releasing it and the open vent on their nose constantly gives off a steady stream.

This trait causes a vabbit to lack the connective tissue that feeds its plates and joins the plates to the skin and muscle beneath. As a result, their plates tend to be much weaker and over time crack and flake away showing the muscle and sometimes even internal organs below should the trait compromise the vabbit's skeleton in areas such as the face. Given that parts of their internal body are open to the air, most vabbits with this trait refuse to use their vents to release steam as it increases the failure of their plates and can cause damage to the unprotected parts of their body. The plating can either be cracked in static sections or change over time, it is up to the owner how they wish to depict this trait on their vabbit.

*Any internal part of the vabbit shown must be similar in color to the plates as the plates and internal flesh of a vabbit share the same color. If you wish to use a unique color for the inner flesh of a vabbit then you would need to have the associated color trait (single, double triple) or tone trait (warm or cool) that is required for the plates.

Vabbits with this trait have plates of ice that form in rocky shapes or can be shaped similarly to ice sculptures. When exposed to extreme heat these plates will become drippy but don't seem to melt at all and these vabbits give off an aura of chilly air which can be welcomed when working in hot tunnels or during summer. Vabbits with this trait are granted Cool Tones by default, given ice tends to come in shades of blue.