Traits

More than one set of two eyes on a Waterdog/Watercat's head!

You only need to apply this trait ONCE. If a Waterdog already has it, you are free to add more eyes without needing additional multiple eyes runes or legendary treats.



The Example Below would be Abnormal Eye Placement + Multiple Eyes

Eyes that changes color between two or more varieties.
Variant numbers and types will be listed in the traits for each specific character. 
This trait is still being talked about being revised again after the rest of the changes being made. This trait at this time is still acting as it had prior before the 3/11/24 trait updates until otherwise stated.

Eyes that are two (or more, if there are more than two eyes present) different colors.

The sclera of the eye is a lighter or more saturated color than white or the iris color. Dark/black colored scleras are also considered to be under this trait.

When the colored part of the eye (the iris) is shaped differently than just a normal circle.

NOTE: Shaped PUPILS (the black part of the eye) are not considered a trait and is considered stylistic.

The eyes are completely absent from the face but the nose and mouth remain. Please note, this is not the same as missing eyes due to injury or disability!

Eyes that are not located on the face in their ‘natural’ position. This could be on the shoulders, chest, etc. -- any part of the body where an eye wouldn’t normally be found.

The sclera of the eye is white, off-white, or pale-yellow in color.
Saturated yellow/orange-colored scleras may fall under colored sclera if they are too unnatural looking.

Eye color does not match any of the water colors. (Eyes can be any color, including rainbow WITHOUT needing  the rainbow water trait being bought.)

Glowing eyes can be stylized, but cannot appear too much like mist coming from the eyes.
Eyes glow permanently, and do not have to include a glow trail.

Please do not use!

Distinct tufts of fur at the top of a Watercat’s ears. These tufts can be made out of water or sand. 

Ears that droop past the chin OR ears that are upright and taller than usual ears.

Ears that are upright in position. (Inner ear must be water.)

Ears that are folded over and do not stand upright. It can be both ears or a singular ear. They can be longer but cannot go past the jawline. (Inner ear must be water)

Ears that are made out of water instead of sand.
With water ears, the inner ear can either be made of sand or water, whereas normal sand ears require the inner ear to be made of water.
Water ears can have portions of the ear still remain as sand cut-out designs.

Distinct tufts of fur at the top of a Waterdog’s ears. These tufts can be made out of water or sand.

Ears that are completely rounded. The default ear shape for a big cat. (Inner ear must be water)

Ears that are in the shape of fins.

Ears that are completely rounded, similar to a bear or big cat.