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{"data":{"description":"<h4>The Journey<\/h4>\r\nLi'uhn periodically embark on a pilgremage to visit the Oasis and the Six Il'hune that dwell there. They see the Il'hune as gods. The Oasis is surrounded by the ruins of what was once a great shining city. Depict your Li'uhn during this journey, or arriving at the Oasis. What is their reaction? 800 words if written Flatcolored fullbody with a background if drawn Rewards Silver Coins Chance to get an Upgrade Token -More rewards to come! <\/p>\r\n<h4>The Il'hune<\/h4>\r\nThe li'uhn see the il'hun as sacred creatures, ancient and powerful beings. They are giants, but surprisingly similar to the li'uhn in their basic build. Depict your li'uhn encountering one of the Six. Is it their first time in the Oasis? Or have they visited before? What do they think of the il'hune? You can also depict them interacting with the il'hune in general 800 words if written flatcolored fullbody with a background if drawn. At least some of the il'hune should show<\/p>\r\nRewards Silver Coins Chance to get an upgrade token Some extra Experience -More rewards to come!<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"<h4>The Journey<\/h4>\r\nLi'uhn periodically embark on a pilgremage to visit the Oasis and the Six Il'hune that dwell there. They see the Il'hune as gods. The Oasis is surrounded by the ruins of what was once a great shining city. Depict your Li'uhn during this journey, or arriving at the Oasis. What is their reaction? 800 words if written Flatcolored fullbody with a background if drawn Rewards Silver Coins Chance to get an Upgrade Token -More rewards to come! <\/p>\r\n<h4>The Il'hune<\/h4>\r\nThe li'uhn see the il'hun as sacred creatures, ancient and powerful beings. They are giants, but surprisingly similar to the li'uhn in their basic build. Depict your li'uhn encountering one of the Six. Is it their first time in the Oasis? Or have they visited before? What do they think of the il'hune? You can also depict them interacting with the il'hune in general 800 words if written flatcolored fullbody with a background if drawn. At least some of the il'hune should show<\/p>\r\nRewards Silver Coins Chance to get an upgrade token Some extra Experience -More rewards to come!<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Activities and Prompts","is_visible":"1","summary":null,"utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

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Li'uhn Design Notes

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Flutterwing - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Stoneclaw - 6 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade  Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. Some color examples for Common Li'uhn and Woolies: <img src=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/images\/pages\/0\/28_38_6GeWqS5IPYLidao.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"659\" height=\"339\" \/><\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Flutterwing - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Stoneclaw - 6 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade  Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. Some color examples for Common Li'uhn and Woolies: <img src=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/images\/pages\/0\/28_38_6GeWqS5IPYLidao.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"659\" height=\"339\" \/><\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

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Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Flutterwing - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Strongclaw - 6 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade  Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. 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When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Flutterwing - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Strongclaw - 6 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade  Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. 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When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn

#39 25 June 2023, 14:11:51 UTC

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So any feather mutation on the wing extends to the tail. The tendril mutation can effect up to three feathers on the Li'uhn, including the tail feathers.  The tendril can take on many different shapes The mane down the back usually matches the hair, though the fur around the chest usually matches the body. They can have patches of fur on the chest matching their hair Li'uhn hair is generally fluffy and soft, but this is not restricted! Li'uhn are always black, grey, or various shades of brown, unless effected by a color mutation like leucism or albinism<\/p>","Lifespan":"<h5>Lifespan<\/strong><\/h5>\r\nLi'uhn are magical creatures and can live up to 300 years if they have a good source of energy<\/p>","Origin":"<h5>Origin<\/strong><\/h5>\r\nCreated by the Il’hune, through a misuse of powerful divine magic. They were created as working class\/slave types, and used for various missions through the long and bloody war that eventually wiped the Il’hune out. 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They are known to be skittish, and will usually initially flee from something new, but always come back to investigate once the initial startle wears off. Li'uhn are very playful with eachother and not at all territorial. They can often be seen gliding and flying together, frolicking in the desert sands of their home, or curled up around eachother to keep warm during the cold desert nights. They get a lot of energy from companionship and being close to eachother. Li'uhn are capable of being alone, though they prefer the company of others. Li'uhn do have small retractable claws on their hands and feet, but these are not used for combat, and aren’t overly sharp. They use them to climb and cling, and to avoid slipping when landing. Their small fanged canines are also never used for combat, and are simply there because they are omnivorous.<\/p>","anatomy":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mating":"<h5>Reproduction<\/h5>\r\nLi'uhn are all naturally intersex, though their appearance will follow what gender they identify as, as it effects their hormones. There isn’t much dimorphism, but the face and body structure does vary slightly. They never grow breasts, as their teats are located inside their pouch. Li'uhn go into season during the spring, and are pregnant through summer and early autumn. They give birth to a tiny baby, entirely hairless with no down or feathers, which is then placed in the pouch. It will remain inside the pouch, nursing and growing. As it gets bigger, it begins to leave the pouch, though is able to nurse even when not spending all of its time in the pouch. The baby spends the winter in the pouch, starts to peek its head out in the spring, and is able to come out during summer. They are too big to go into the pouch by the time they are two years old. Li'uhn have one baby at a time, and they won’t breed again until the baby is fully out of the pouch for at least a year. Only one baby can fit in the pouch. In the extremely rare occasion that twins are born, the other parent will foster the second twin in their pouch. The presence of the baby will induce lactation, allowing the parent to keep the baby healthy.<\/p>","growing":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","abilities":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mutations":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","other":"Coloration<\/strong>: Li'uhn have skin that is covered in soft and warm short velvety fur. It is usually charcoal black but can appear various shades of brown. Darker “points” are common on the face, ears, and limbs. Their hair, wings and tail are usually a rusty red color, but never overly saturated. They usually have darker red markings on the tail and wings, with golden markings. The gold is never too bright, and usually less saturated and never clashes with the red. Their eyes are always white and glow, even in the dark. They only cease to glow when the Li'uhn is dead or dying, or in very serious danger of death. The frill ears are always the color of the skin. They can sometimes have golden markings on their skin and false ears as well, but this is fairly uncommon.<\/p>\r\nClothing<\/strong>: Li'uhn love clothes in various shades of red and gold. They often have lots of flowing fabric covering their bodies, with a cloak to cover their back as they must strap the upper parts above and below their wings. Some choose to have a small opening around their pouch at all times, allowing them to place items in their pouch and carry them around. It’s usually held closed with a couple buttons, though it’s left open if they have a baby at the age where they can enter and leave the pouch at will.<\/p>\r\nFlight and Gliding<\/strong>: Li'uhn are incapable of sustained flight under their own power. Li'uhn store magical energy in their tail to boost their wings and allow them to take off and fly much further than they would otherwise. They can gain a lot of magical energy from companionship and can give eachother boosts with their song, so it is very common to see two Li'uhn singing back and forth, their golden markings lighting up and shimmering as they boost eachother’s flight. Their wings are structured somewhat like small bat wings, membranous with four fingers, one being the “thumb” with a single feather that helps control their steering in the air. The wings are covered in down with five pointed feathers at the end between the first and second “finger” and rounded feathers along the edge. The feathers on the tail allow them to steer. Many Lhuin seem to greatly enjoy flying and can be seen flitting from one great ruined tower to the other just for the fun of it.<\/p>\r\nOther Details<\/strong>: Li'uhn ears are actually and covered by their fur. They are simply openings,  but they are connected to their frill, which resembles ears and is used for emoting and sensing the world around them. The frills are packed with energy sensing organs, are how they sense each other’s presence, as well as absorb any magical energy they are around to help feed them. They also seem to take in a majority of the sunlight, and as such are almost always uncovered. They are able to use their frill to find fellow Li'uhn.  They have no opening and are often covered in longer fur than the body itself. Their paws are small and dainty, with three toes. Their claws only come out when climbing or gripping, but are otherwise kept retracted. They have a single thick pad on the bottom and webbing that allows their weight to spread out a bit more evenly. Li'uhn are very weak to the cold, and while they can curl up under their wings and tails, it drains their energy and eventually saps their strength until they freeze to death. They avoid the cold when they can. They can get through desert winters by sunning themselves during the day and curling up somewhere warm at night, but if it gets too cold they will move on to warmer climates. They are nomadic by nature, and usually wander from place to place as they see fit. They are most commonly seen in pairs or small groups, but they can just as well travel alone.<\/p>\r\nTheir blood is gold in color.<\/p>","parsed":{"description":"The Li'uhn are a peaceful, winged humanoid race that lives in deserts, and thrive in hot and barren landscapes. They are omnivorous, but get a good amount of energy from heat and sunlight. 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They are known to be skittish, and will usually initially flee from something new, but always come back to investigate once the initial startle wears off. Li'uhn are very playful with eachother and not at all territorial. They can often be seen gliding and flying together, frolicking in the desert sands of their home, or curled up around eachother to keep warm during the cold desert nights. They get a lot of energy from companionship and being close to eachother. Li'uhn are capable of being alone, though they prefer the company of others. Li'uhn do have small retractable claws on their hands and feet, but these are not used for combat, and aren’t overly sharp. They use them to climb and cling, and to avoid slipping when landing. Their small fanged canines are also never used for combat, and are simply there because they are omnivorous.<\/p>","anatomy":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mating":"<h5>Reproduction<\/h5>\r\nLi'uhn are all naturally intersex, though their appearance will follow what gender they identify as, as it effects their hormones. There isn’t much dimorphism, but the face and body structure does vary slightly. They never grow breasts, as their teats are located inside their pouch. Li'uhn go into season during the spring, and are pregnant through summer and early autumn. They give birth to a tiny baby, entirely hairless with no down or feathers, which is then placed in the pouch. It will remain inside the pouch, nursing and growing. As it gets bigger, it begins to leave the pouch, though is able to nurse even when not spending all of its time in the pouch. The baby spends the winter in the pouch, starts to peek its head out in the spring, and is able to come out during summer. They are too big to go into the pouch by the time they are two years old. Li'uhn have one baby at a time, and they won’t breed again until the baby is fully out of the pouch for at least a year. Only one baby can fit in the pouch. In the extremely rare occasion that twins are born, the other parent will foster the second twin in their pouch. The presence of the baby will induce lactation, allowing the parent to keep the baby healthy.<\/p>","growing":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","abilities":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mutations":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","other":"Coloration<\/strong>: Li'uhn have skin that is covered in soft and warm short velvety fur. It is usually charcoal black but can appear various shades of brown. Darker “points” are common on the face, ears, and limbs. Their hair, wings and tail are usually a rusty red color, but never overly saturated. They usually have darker red markings on the tail and wings, with golden markings. The gold is never too bright, and usually less saturated and never clashes with the red. Their eyes are always white and glow, even in the dark. They only cease to glow when the Li'uhn is dead or dying, or in very serious danger of death. The frill ears are always the color of the skin. They can sometimes have golden markings on their skin and false ears as well, but this is fairly uncommon.<\/p>\r\nClothing<\/strong>: Li'uhn love clothes in various shades of red and gold. They often have lots of flowing fabric covering their bodies, with a cloak to cover their back as they must strap the upper parts above and below their wings. Some choose to have a small opening around their pouch at all times, allowing them to place items in their pouch and carry them around. It’s usually held closed with a couple buttons, though it’s left open if they have a baby at the age where they can enter and leave the pouch at will.<\/p>\r\nFlight and Gliding<\/strong>: Li'uhn are incapable of sustained flight under their own power. Li'uhn store magical energy in their tail to boost their wings and allow them to take off and fly much further than they would otherwise. They can gain a lot of magical energy from companionship and can give eachother boosts with their song, so it is very common to see two Li'uhn singing back and forth, their golden markings lighting up and shimmering as they boost eachother’s flight. Their wings are structured somewhat like small bat wings, membranous with four fingers, one being the “thumb” with a single feather that helps control their steering in the air. The wings are covered in down with five pointed feathers at the end between the first and second “finger” and rounded feathers along the edge. The feathers on the tail allow them to steer. Many Lhuin seem to greatly enjoy flying and can be seen flitting from one great ruined tower to the other just for the fun of it.<\/p>\r\nOther Details<\/strong>: Li'uhn ears are actually and covered by their fur. They are simply openings,  but they are connected to their frill, which resembles ears and is used for emoting and sensing the world around them. The frills are packed with energy sensing organs, are how they sense each other’s presence, as well as absorb any magical energy they are around to help feed them. They also seem to take in a majority of the sunlight, and as such are almost always uncovered. They are able to use their frill to find fellow Li'uhn.  They have no opening and are often covered in longer fur than the body itself. Their paws are small and dainty, with three toes. Their claws only come out when climbing or gripping, but are otherwise kept retracted. They have a single thick pad on the bottom and webbing that allows their weight to spread out a bit more evenly. Li'uhn are very weak to the cold, and while they can curl up under their wings and tails, it drains their energy and eventually saps their strength until they freeze to death. They avoid the cold when they can. They can get through desert winters by sunning themselves during the day and curling up somewhere warm at night, but if it gets too cold they will move on to warmer climates. They are nomadic by nature, and usually wander from place to place as they see fit. They are most commonly seen in pairs or small groups, but they can just as well travel alone.<\/p>\r\nTheir blood is gold in color.<\/p>"}},"title":"Li'uhn","is_visible":"1","summary":null,"utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

#38 25 June 2023, 10:36:30 UTC

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Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. 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When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. 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Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\nMandatory Markings\/Colors<\/strong><\/p>\r\n The hair, mane, tail and wings always match in color<\/strong> Unless they are a different type or have a color mutation, Common Li'uhn and Woolies always have this in shades of red, sometimes ranging into a red orange. With a nice earthy terracotta red being the most common. The trimming is always various shades of yellow and gold, ranging into a yellow-orange unless effected by a color mutation The body and frill always match in color<\/strong> The body and frill is always black or deep brown, though can be color tinted to flow with the body unless effected by a body color mutation. 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When expressing on the hair, it can be minimal, just around the bangs, or sometimes a streak of gold in the bangs or hair somewhere. It should at least appear along the feathers and on the end of the tail. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Seaborn - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

#36 21 June 2023, 07:55:45 UTC

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Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 8 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Il'hune

#35 21 June 2023, 02:29:41 UTC

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They were known for their golden tan fur, white wings with golden edging, long tails, and powerful magic.<\/p>","basicinfo":"Il'hune are a proud race, fierce and warlike. They are social, but can be territorial.<\/p>","Language":"Pack forming. Territorial. Usually has one leader, though there is generally infighting within a group.<\/p>","behavior":"Il'hune are a powerful proud race. Their demeanor can be compared to Tolkein elves, though they aren't as long lived. They have powerful magic, and are a truly ancient race. They could be seen as megafauna. They were, in general, militaristic. Il'hune have strong loyalty to their family, and their nation. They like to keep tradition. They are very mysterious, and very little is known about them.<\/p>","anatomy":"Standing around 16 feet tall, these elegent giants tower over many other races. They are winged, though they use magic to boost their flight as they aren't big enough to carry their body on their own. They have a long tail that resembles a ribbon in its shape, flowing behind them. They are strong and fast. They are pouched mammals. The pouch is lined with soft fur with a natural waxy coating that is antibacterial, antifungal, and waterproof, making it easy for them to clean out their pouch and prevent infection.<\/p>","mating":"Il'hune are pregant for almost two years, giving birth to a small baby that is placed in their pouch. The baby will remain in the pouch for up to 2 years, but can fit until they are close to 3. The baby can still nurse even when not in the pouch if they want to. They are very dedicated parents. Lactation can be induced by a baby in the pouch, meaning that if a baby is orphaned, their pther parent can care for them, or another il'hune can take them in. They display their beauty, dancing and singing in their beautiful voices to impress a possible mate. Il'hune are hermaphrodites, though they do have sexual dimorphism. 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Il'hune

#34 21 June 2023, 02:17:43 UTC

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Li'uhn

#33 20 June 2023, 03:44:22 UTC

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They are too big to go into the pouch by the time they are two years old. Li'uhn have one baby at a time, and they won’t breed again until the baby is fully out of the pouch for at least a year. Only one baby can fit in the pouch. In the extremely rare occasion that twins are born, the other parent will foster the second twin in their pouch. The presence of the baby will induce lactation, allowing the parent to keep the baby healthy.<\/p>","growing":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","abilities":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mutations":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","other":"Coloration<\/strong>: Li'uhn have skin that is covered in soft and warm short velvety fur. It is usually charcoal black but can appear various shades of brown. Darker “points” are common on the face, ears, and limbs. Their hair, wings and tail are usually a rusty red color, but never overly saturated. They usually have darker red markings on the tail and wings, with golden markings. The gold is never too bright, and usually less saturated and never clashes with the red. Their eyes are always white and glow, even in the dark. They only cease to glow when the Li'uhn is dead or dying, or in very serious danger of death. The frill ears are always the color of the skin. They can sometimes have golden markings on their skin and false ears as well, but this is fairly uncommon.<\/p>\r\nClothing<\/strong>: Li'uhn love clothes in various shades of red and gold. They often have lots of flowing fabric covering their bodies, with a cloak to cover their back as they must strap the upper parts above and below their wings. Some choose to have a small opening around their pouch at all times, allowing them to place items in their pouch and carry them around. It’s usually held closed with a couple buttons, though it’s left open if they have a baby at the age where they can enter and leave the pouch at will.<\/p>\r\nFlight and Gliding<\/strong>: Li'uhn are incapable of sustained flight under their own power. Li'uhn store magical energy in their tail to boost their wings and allow them to take off and fly much further than they would otherwise. They can gain a lot of magical energy from companionship and can give eachother boosts with their song, so it is very common to see two Li'uhn singing back and forth, their golden markings lighting up and shimmering as they boost eachother’s flight. Their wings are structured somewhat like small bat wings, membranous with four fingers, one being the “thumb” with a single feather that helps control their steering in the air. The wings are covered in down with five pointed feathers at the end between the first and second “finger” and rounded feathers along the edge. The feathers on the tail allow them to steer. Many Lhuin seem to greatly enjoy flying and can be seen flitting from one great ruined tower to the other just for the fun of it.<\/p>\r\nOther Details<\/strong>: Li'uhn ears are actually and covered by their fur. They are simply openings,  but they are connected to their frill, which resembles ears and is used for emoting and sensing the world around them. The frills are packed with energy sensing organs, are how they sense each other’s presence, as well as absorb any magical energy they are around to help feed them. They also seem to take in a majority of the sunlight, and as such are almost always uncovered. They are able to use their frill to find fellow Li'uhn.  They have no opening and are often covered in longer fur than the body itself. Their paws are small and dainty, with three toes. Their claws only come out when climbing or gripping, but are otherwise kept retracted. They have a single thick pad on the bottom and webbing that allows their weight to spread out a bit more evenly. Li'uhn are very weak to the cold, and while they can curl up under their wings and tails, it drains their energy and eventually saps their strength until they freeze to death. They avoid the cold when they can. They can get through desert winters by sunning themselves during the day and curling up somewhere warm at night, but if it gets too cold they will move on to warmer climates. They are nomadic by nature, and usually wander from place to place as they see fit. They are most commonly seen in pairs or small groups, but they can just as well travel alone.<\/p>\r\nTheir blood is gold in color.<\/p>"}},"title":"Li'uhn","is_visible":"1","summary":null,"utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn

#32 20 June 2023, 03:43:36 UTC

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They are known to be skittish, and will usually initially flee from something new, but always come back to investigate once the initial startle wears off. Li'uhn are very playful with eachother and not at all territorial. They can often be seen gliding and flying together, frolicking in the desert sands of their home, or curled up around eachother to keep warm during the cold desert nights. They get a lot of energy from companionship and being close to eachother. Li'uhn are capable of being alone, though they prefer the company of others. Li'uhn do have small retractable claws on their hands and feet, but these are not used for combat, and aren’t overly sharp. They use them to climb and cling, and to avoid slipping when landing. 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They are too big to go into the pouch by the time they are two years old. Li'uhn have one baby at a time, and they won’t breed again until the baby is fully out of the pouch for at least a year. Only one baby can fit in the pouch. In the extremely rare occasion that twins are born, the other parent will foster the second twin in their pouch. The presence of the baby will induce lactation, allowing the parent to keep the baby healthy.<\/p>","growing":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","abilities":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mutations":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","other":"Coloration<\/strong>: Li'uhn have skin that is covered in soft and warm short velvety fur. It is usually charcoal black but can appear various shades of brown. Darker “points” are common on the face, ears, and limbs. Their hair, wings and tail are usually a rusty red color, but never overly saturated. They usually have darker red markings on the tail and wings, with golden markings. The gold is never too bright, and usually less saturated and never clashes with the red. Their eyes are always white and glow, even in the dark. They only cease to glow when the Li'uhn is dead or dying, or in very serious danger of death. The frill ears are always the color of the skin. They can sometimes have golden markings on their skin and false ears as well, but this is fairly uncommon.<\/p>\r\nClothing<\/strong>: Li'uhn love clothes in various shades of red and gold. They often have lots of flowing fabric covering their bodies, with a cloak to cover their back as they must strap the upper parts above and below their wings. Some choose to have a small opening around their pouch at all times, allowing them to place items in their pouch and carry them around. It’s usually held closed with a couple buttons, though it’s left open if they have a baby at the age where they can enter and leave the pouch at will.<\/p>\r\nFlight and Gliding<\/strong>: Li'uhn are incapable of sustained flight under their own power. Li'uhn store magical energy in their tail to boost their wings and allow them to take off and fly much further than they would otherwise. They can gain a lot of magical energy from companionship and can give eachother boosts with their song, so it is very common to see two Li'uhn singing back and forth, their golden markings lighting up and shimmering as they boost eachother’s flight. Their wings are structured somewhat like small bat wings, membranous with four fingers, one being the “thumb” with a single feather that helps control their steering in the air. The wings are covered in down with five pointed feathers at the end between the first and second “finger” and rounded feathers along the edge. The feathers on the tail allow them to steer. Many Lhuin seem to greatly enjoy flying and can be seen flitting from one great ruined tower to the other just for the fun of it.<\/p>\r\nOther Details<\/strong>: Li'uhn ears are actually and covered by their fur. They are simply openings,  but they are connected to their frill, which resembles ears and is used for emoting and sensing the world around them. The frills are packed with energy sensing organs, are how they sense each other’s presence, as well as absorb any magical energy they are around to help feed them. They also seem to take in a majority of the sunlight, and as such are almost always uncovered. They are able to use their frill to find fellow Li'uhn.  They have no opening and are often covered in longer fur than the body itself. Their paws are small and dainty, with three toes. Their claws only come out when climbing or gripping, but are otherwise kept retracted. They have a single thick pad on the bottom and webbing that allows their weight to spread out a bit more evenly. Li'uhn are very weak to the cold, and while they can curl up under their wings and tails, it drains their energy and eventually saps their strength until they freeze to death. They avoid the cold when they can. They can get through desert winters by sunning themselves during the day and curling up somewhere warm at night, but if it gets too cold they will move on to warmer climates. They are nomadic by nature, and usually wander from place to place as they see fit. They are most commonly seen in pairs or small groups, but they can just as well travel alone.<\/p>\r\nTheir blood is gold in color.<\/p>","parsed":{"description":"The Li'uhn are a peaceful, winged humanoid race that lives in deserts, and thrive in hot and barren landscapes. They are omnivorous, but get a good amount of energy from heat and sunlight. You can see images in the gallery, here! <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">Li'uhn image gallery<\/a><\/p>","basic":"A desert-dwelling winged humanoid race","Name":"Diet<\/strong> They feed mostly on the energy provided by the sun, but supplement with insects, small animals, and any edible plant material they can find. Li'uhn are highly efficient and make the most out of any water they drink. Their urine is highly concentrated and only expelled when their body needs to get rid of toxins.<\/p>\r\nDesign Notes: The shape of the tail feathers follows the shape of the wing feathers. So any feather mutation on the wing extends to the tail. The tendril mutation can effect up to three feathers on the Li'uhn, including the tail feathers.  The tendril can take on many different shapes The mane down the back usually matches the hair, though the fur around the chest usually matches the body. They can have patches of fur on the chest matching their hair Li'uhn hair is generally fluffy and soft, but this is not restricted! Li'uhn are always black, grey, or various shades of brown, unless effected by a color mutation like leucism or albinism<\/p>","Lifespan":"<h5>Lifespan<\/strong><\/h5>\r\nLi'uhn are magical creatures and can live up to 300 years if they have a good source of energy<\/p>","Origin":"<h5>Origin<\/strong><\/h5>\r\nCreated by the Il’hune, through a misuse of powerful divine magic. They were created as working class\/slave types, and used for various missions through the long and bloody war that eventually wiped the Il’hune out. The Li'uhn thrive in the ruins of the once great civilization of tall and elegant giants. They fly and frolic and play in the desert sands and craggy ruins, and make their homes in the remains of their buildings.<\/p>","basicinfo":"Average Height<\/strong>: Around five feet tall, Li'uhn are small and slender, but agile and elegant.<\/p>\r\nAverage Weight<\/strong>: 120-150 pounds<\/p>","Language":"While they are capable of speech and can learn very quickly using their natural abilities, Li'uhn are known to have a beautiful, musical chiming chirping call. It is clear and carries, and often has a little pulse of their energy behind it. They often ‘sing’ back and forth in joyful chirps and chitters and chimes. They will often chirp and and ‘sing’ to themselves, even when alone, or greet the rising sun with song. They have a deep fondness for music and melody.<\/p>","behavior":"Li'uhn are gentle and social creatures, very peaceful and curious. They are known to be skittish, and will usually initially flee from something new, but always come back to investigate once the initial startle wears off. Li'uhn are very playful with eachother and not at all territorial. They can often be seen gliding and flying together, frolicking in the desert sands of their home, or curled up around eachother to keep warm during the cold desert nights. They get a lot of energy from companionship and being close to eachother. Li'uhn are capable of being alone, though they prefer the company of others. Li'uhn do have small retractable claws on their hands and feet, but these are not used for combat, and aren’t overly sharp. They use them to climb and cling, and to avoid slipping when landing. Their small fanged canines are also never used for combat, and are simply there because they are omnivorous.<\/p>","anatomy":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mating":"<h5>Reproduction<\/h5>\r\nLi'uhn are all naturally intersex, though their appearance will follow what gender they identify as, as it effects their hormones. There isn’t much dimorphism, but the face and body structure does vary slightly. They never grow breasts, as their teats are located inside their pouch. Li'uhn go into season during the spring, and are pregnant through summer and early autumn. They give birth to a tiny baby, entirely hairless with no down or feathers, which is then placed in the pouch. It will remain inside the pouch, nursing and growing. As it gets bigger, it begins to leave the pouch, though is able to nurse even when not spending all of its time in the pouch. The baby spends the winter in the pouch, starts to peek its head out in the spring, and is able to come out during summer. They are too big to go into the pouch by the time they are two years old. Li'uhn have one baby at a time, and they won’t breed again until the baby is fully out of the pouch for at least a year. Only one baby can fit in the pouch. In the extremely rare occasion that twins are born, the other parent will foster the second twin in their pouch. The presence of the baby will induce lactation, allowing the parent to keep the baby healthy.<\/p>","growing":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","abilities":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","mutations":"Info Coming Soon<\/p>","other":"Coloration<\/strong>: Li'uhn have skin that is covered in soft and warm short velvety fur. It is usually charcoal black but can appear various shades of brown. Darker “points” are common on the face, ears, and limbs. Their hair, wings and tail are usually a rusty red color, but never overly saturated. They usually have darker red markings on the tail and wings, with golden markings. The gold is never too bright, and usually less saturated and never clashes with the red. Their eyes are always white and glow, even in the dark. They only cease to glow when the Li'uhn is dead or dying, or in very serious danger of death. The frill ears are always the color of the skin. They can sometimes have golden markings on their skin and false ears as well, but this is fairly uncommon.<\/p>\r\nClothing<\/strong>: Li'uhn love clothes in various shades of red and gold. They often have lots of flowing fabric covering their bodies, with a cloak to cover their back as they must strap the upper parts above and below their wings. Some choose to have a small opening around their pouch at all times, allowing them to place items in their pouch and carry them around. It’s usually held closed with a couple buttons, though it’s left open if they have a baby at the age where they can enter and leave the pouch at will.<\/p>\r\nFlight and Gliding<\/strong>: Li'uhn are incapable of sustained flight under their own power. Li'uhn store magical energy in their tail to boost their wings and allow them to take off and fly much further than they would otherwise. They can gain a lot of magical energy from companionship and can give eachother boosts with their song, so it is very common to see two Li'uhn singing back and forth, their golden markings lighting up and shimmering as they boost eachother’s flight. Their wings are structured somewhat like small bat wings, membranous with four fingers, one being the “thumb” with a single feather that helps control their steering in the air. The wings are covered in down with five pointed feathers at the end between the first and second “finger” and rounded feathers along the edge. The feathers on the tail allow them to steer. Many Lhuin seem to greatly enjoy flying and can be seen flitting from one great ruined tower to the other just for the fun of it.<\/p>\r\nOther Details<\/strong>: Li'uhn ears are actually and covered by their fur. They are simply openings,  but they are connected to their frill, which resembles ears and is used for emoting and sensing the world around them. The frills are packed with energy sensing organs, are how they sense each other’s presence, as well as absorb any magical energy they are around to help feed them. They also seem to take in a majority of the sunlight, and as such are almost always uncovered. They are able to use their frill to find fellow Li'uhn.  They have no opening and are often covered in longer fur than the body itself. Their paws are small and dainty, with three toes. Their claws only come out when climbing or gripping, but are otherwise kept retracted. They have a single thick pad on the bottom and webbing that allows their weight to spread out a bit more evenly. Li'uhn are very weak to the cold, and while they can curl up under their wings and tails, it drains their energy and eventually saps their strength until they freeze to death. They avoid the cold when they can. They can get through desert winters by sunning themselves during the day and curling up somewhere warm at night, but if it gets too cold they will move on to warmer climates. They are nomadic by nature, and usually wander from place to place as they see fit. They are most commonly seen in pairs or small groups, but they can just as well travel alone.<\/p>\r\nTheir blood is gold in color.<\/p>"}},"title":"Li'uhn","is_visible":"1","summary":"A desert-dwelling winged humanoid race","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

#31 20 June 2023, 01:36:57 UTC

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch that is flat colored (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork needs to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. Please put effort into the pose. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

#30 20 June 2023, 01:35:32 UTC

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please put effort into the pose. Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\n<h4>Art Quality Rules<\/strong><\/h4>\r\nYour MYO will be your Li'uhn, and will be the main official reference on the Masterlist. Please keep this in mind when doing the artwork for your MYO <\/strong>You MAY commission another artist to do the art of your character! <\/strong>You MAY use a base, but it must be modified to fit the Li'uhn species traits. <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please put effort into the pose. Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Li'uhn Design Notes

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nDesign Rules <\/strong><\/p>\r\nArt Quality Rules <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please put effort into the pose. Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nDesign Rules <\/strong><\/p>\r\nArt Quality Rules <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. While a refined sketch is allowed, the lines should be clean and straight. If it is clear that the artwork is rushed, you will need to refine it before being approved. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. If you are still learning, that's alright, you can explain that in the comment. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! Please put effort into the pose. Please try to be accurate to the anatomy. Stylization and artists still learning are alright, however, if the anatomy is very clearly off you will need to revise your entry to be approved. If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly. If you need help, you can ask another member to help with that.<\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Earning Experience

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{"data":{"description":"There will be various activities and items added over time. This is WIP. Experience is something a Li'uhn gets as they are drawn and written. It works like any other ARPG. Headshot Sketch: 1 EXP Lineart: 2 EXP Flat Color: 5 EXP Halfbody Sketch: 2EXP Lineart: 4 EXP Flatcolor: 8 EXP Fullbody Sketch: 5 EXP Lineart: 8 EXP Flatcolor: 12 EXP Bonuses Drawn with a Drakiri: 3 EXP Shading: 3 EXP Rendered Drawing: 8 EXP (Detailed art, basically, often lineness, with a lot of effort put into lighting and shading) Background: 3 EXP Experience will be used for various activities and events that are up and coming. The more a Li'uhn is drawn, the better they will do in activities and events, the more rewards they will get, and the more likely they are to pass on their traits. Experience is also used to breed, a Li'uhn needs 50 EXP to become breedable. They will produce a single MYO populated with traits inherited from either parent. (Percentages under construction)<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"There will be various activities and items added over time. This is WIP. Experience is something a Li'uhn gets as they are drawn and written. It works like any other ARPG. Headshot Sketch: 1 EXP Lineart: 2 EXP Flat Color: 5 EXP Halfbody Sketch: 2EXP Lineart: 4 EXP Flatcolor: 8 EXP Fullbody Sketch: 5 EXP Lineart: 8 EXP Flatcolor: 12 EXP Bonuses Drawn with a Drakiri: 3 EXP Shading: 3 EXP Rendered Drawing: 8 EXP (Detailed art, basically, often lineness, with a lot of effort put into lighting and shading) Background: 3 EXP Experience will be used for various activities and events that are up and coming. The more a Li'uhn is drawn, the better they will do in activities and events, the more rewards they will get, and the more likely they are to pass on their traits. Experience is also used to breed, a Li'uhn needs 50 EXP to become breedable. They will produce a single MYO populated with traits inherited from either parent. (Percentages under construction)<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Earning Experience","is_visible":"1","summary":"A guide for how Li'uhn gain Experience","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

Breeding Guide

#27 19 June 2023, 09:05:22 UTC

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{"data":{"description":"There are some special genes that can be gotten only through interbreeding two different Li'uhn types together! These are called Inherited rarity. To breed your Li'uhn, you must first get 50EXP, which can be gotten by writing about or drawing your Li'uhn. You will then need to purchase a Glowing Crystal. This is required to allow Li'uhn to breed. They can breed once a month. Users will need a permission to use a Li'uhn that isn't theirs. MYOs gained through breeding CAN be sold, traded and gifted! These MYO's will have a chance to inherit traits from both parents, as well as a chance to have Upgrade Tokens already a part of the geno, allowing upgrades.  The more EXP your Li'uhn has, the more Upgrade Tokens they will pass on to their offspring, and the more likely their offspring are to have rarer genes.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"There are some special genes that can be gotten only through interbreeding two different Li'uhn types together! These are called Inherited rarity. To breed your Li'uhn, you must first get 50EXP, which can be gotten by writing about or drawing your Li'uhn. You will then need to purchase a Glowing Crystal. This is required to allow Li'uhn to breed. They can breed once a month. Users will need a permission to use a Li'uhn that isn't theirs. MYOs gained through breeding CAN be sold, traded and gifted! These MYO's will have a chance to inherit traits from both parents, as well as a chance to have Upgrade Tokens already a part of the geno, allowing upgrades.  The more EXP your Li'uhn has, the more Upgrade Tokens they will pass on to their offspring, and the more likely their offspring are to have rarer genes.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Breeding Guide","is_visible":"1","summary":"How to breed two Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

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Li'uhn Design Notes

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{"data":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nDesign Rules <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null,"parsed":{"description":"You can find the various subtypes and rarities here <a href=\"https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery\">https:\/\/www.cryptid-creations.com\/pages\/4\/gallery<\/a> MYO's go by a point buy system, with various things costing Points During Launch, Inherited tier traits count as rares and can be added for 5 points. Inherited tier traits can only be acquired through inheritance, normally. <\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Trait<\/strong> Common - Free Uncommon - 1 Upgrade Token Rare - 5 Upgrade Tokens Mythic - 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nPoint Cost by Subtype<\/strong> Common - 0 Woolie - 1 Upgrade Token Silverwing - 5 Upgrade Tokens Shadowcloak - 10 Upgrade Tokens Nightkin - 6 Upgrade Tokens Points Packs<\/strong> Individual Points 1 Upgrade Tokens Small Points Pack 5 Upgrade Tokens Points Pack 10 Upgrade Tokens<\/p>\r\nDesign Rules <\/strong>A Li'uhn design should at least be a refined sketch (No visible sketch lines) to be acceptable for approval. The artwork submitted needs to show some effort. They need to be at least flat colored. If they are shaded, you should add color palettes to their reference. The pose should show them from the front, though a front and back reference is acceptable! If you are a traditional artist and prefer traditional media, make sure that it is scanned in or photographed cleanly.<\/p>\r\n <\/p>\r\n Free Markings <\/strong>Li'uhn have several markings they can get, though there's a few special ones that can change these!<\/p>\r\nTrimming - Mandatory. The ends of the hair and mane down the back is trimmed in gold naturally, all Li'uhn other than the rare and elusive Shadowcloak have this. It is gold in Woolies, Common Li'uhn and Silverwings, white or light blue on Nightkin. It can effect striping, barring and spots. It should also at least show somewhere on the ends of the wings and on the tail. The only Li'uhn without trimming at all are albinos. Trimming can follow the shape of other markings. This can also create streaks of color in the Li'uhn's mane and hair. All Li'uhn are black or dark brown in body with white eyes unless effected by a color mutation. There are mutations that specifically effect the body, and others that effect the wings, tail, mane and hair.  Their eyes glow. This black or dark brown can be color tinted, but shouldn't be too saturated. Markings on the body should be a different shade of the Li'uhn's body, meaning a common Li'uhn without a body color mutation would be in shades of black and grey. Points - Either lighter or darker than the rest of the body on the points, IE, the arms, legs, face and frill. Can be soft edged or hard. Belly - Lightening around the belly area. Can be soft or hard. Striping - Striping on the body and wings. Should be a darker shade on the body and wings Barring - Barring on the wings and feathers. This can be twotoned on Common Li'uhn, Silverwings and Woolies, a darker shade of their wing color (Or yellowish\/soft golden for Silverwings), with a brighter gold layered with it. Spots - Spotting, can be gold on the wings and tail  Freckles - Little specks found on the Li'uhn. Can be gold on the cheeks without requiring the Extended Markings trait. Minimal White - Little patch of white on the chest or paws, should be small Woolies can have a single rosette on their tail and one on each wing, but need the Rosettes marking to have any more. This can be light in the center, darker around the rim, with a spot towards the center and lined with gold Silverwings can have a gradient on their golden markings, making them look metallic or gilded. Shadowcloaks get markings around the eyes, like a tearmark, matching the trimming on their wings. Shadowcloaks have the Tendril feather mutation and the Anubian frill by default. Nightkin have a moon or star on their forehead, and can get starry speckles on their body and wings. They have the tendril feather mutation by default. Any common traits are free to add to a Li'uhn MYO! Free Physical Traits<\/strong> These do not need to be added as traits and are able to appear on any Li'uhn! Fuzzies - They can have tufts of fur around their wrists, elbows, calves and ankles, though this should match the body color unless Feathering is present. Fringe of fuzz on the end of the tail. They can get a chest tuft, though without Feathering, this should match the body in color. The fur is usually longer around the shoulders and chest, giving them a soft look. Pudgy Belly - Their belly isn't actually pudgy, this is due to the pouch! It makes their belly look round! Cheek - Fur, this can come in various lengths. Li'uhn can even mostly lack this Fur - Most Li'uhn have short fur by default, though it can be longer on the frill and the furred part of the wing and tail. Tail Feathers - These will continue the feather mutations from the wings. Mane - This can extend all the way to the end of the tail, or end anywhere on the tail. They can even lack the mane down the back and only have the bit on the shoulders.<\/p>","guide":null}},"title":"Li'uhn Design Notes","is_visible":"1","summary":"Design Notes and Guides for the Li'uhn","utility_tag":["wip"],"page_tag":null}

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