• Width should remain thick across the entire tongue
• End of tongue should be wide and rounded

• CCCATS - A CCCat’s tongue must be above 43% saturation and value to be considered a living tongue. Please provide a flat and unshaded tongue reference when submitting a MYO or Redesign (MYO and Redesign Guide)

• Width should remain thick across the entire tongue
• End of tongue should be wide and rounded

• Tongue can split vertically
• Affects only the tip of the tongue

• Can be a simple triangle, spade, arrow, or heart shape
• Affects the tongue tip only

• Cannot be complex in shape

• CCCATS - A CCCat’s tongue must be above 43% saturation and value to be considered a living tongue. Please provide a flat and unshaded tongue reference when submitting a MYO or Redesign (MYO and Redesign Guide)

• Spikes may be pointy, soft, leafy, blunt, slightly rounded, wiggly, thin, or thick
• Spikes may create a branching look, but should not be used to mimic multiple tongue tips elsewhere on the tongue

• Spikes cannot be overly large
• Spikes cannot cover the entirety of the tongue
• Spikes should not appear like thick branching tongues

• Crown sits in front of the ears
• Can have crowns on both the forehead and in common placements such as trailing behind the ears, on the back of the head, etc.

• Counts for the total crowns across all parts of the body

• Crown is thick at the base where it connects to the body

• This trait is not needed if the base remains thin
• Crowns should not resemble spikes or objects too heavily, and must still be readable as a crown

Minimum Thickness

• Crown is usually shorter than the length of the head
• Can have both long and short crowns simultaneously

• Can be shaped
• Should remain focused around the crowns and not float too far away.
• Particles can spawn and dissipate with time or float in a cloud around the crowns
• Can be affected by marking types. With Sparkling Markings the particles themselves may be sparkles.

• Effects cannot be elemental
• Cannot be turned off

• Can affect the entire crown or part of a crownspike
• Crowns may still be wiggly or point down without the use of this trait

•  Traits that affect tail tips may apply to all tail tips present
• Counted by number of splits present in the tail
• Counts TOTAL splits across all tails

• Cannot split more than halfway down the tail

• Up to 5 splits
• Traits that affect tail tips may apply to all tail tips present
• Counted by number of splits present in the tail
• Splits can begin at different parts of the tail but cannot be more than half of the tail length
• Splits can merge back together. The split and merged end count as a total of 2 splits
• Counts TOTAL splits across all tails

• Cannot split more than halfway down the tail

• Shapes should be simple, flat forms, or simple 3D forms.
• Shapes can be hearts, stars, circles, squares, simple lightning bolts, rings or have a small bit of dimension with spheres or cubes
• Can be solid shapes or have holes

• Cannot be overly complex or resemble a specific object.

• Shapes should be simple, flat forms, or simple 3D forms.
• Shapes can be hearts, stars, circles, squares, simple lightning bolts, rings or have a small bit of dimension with spheres or cubes
• Can be solid shapes or have holes

• Cannot be overly complex or resemble a specific object.

• Tail can be as small as a nub, or just generally short in length.
• May be combined with tail shapes and traits

• Other traits cannot be used to appear as though the tail has been replaced, such as using Object Tail Tip to appear as though the entire tail is an object.

• Tail can be as small as a nub, or just generally short in length.
• May be combined with tail shapes and traits

• Other traits cannot be used to appear as though the tail has been replaced, such as using Object Tail Tip to appear as though the entire tail is an object.

• Tail can be a general heart, triangle, or diamond shape
• Can be complex in shape, have small prongs or protrusions, be hollow, solid, or just simple as long as they resemble one of the key spade shapes

• Spikes or spines on the spade should not trail onto the tail unless using horns/spikes in conjunction

• Can be any number of tails between 4 or 5
• Must be placed in standard tail location
• Tails do not need to be the same
• Tails may be affected by all tail traits, and require only one trait to cover all tails

• Must be an extension from an existing part, such as an ear, horn, tail tip, fur, etc.
• Must match a color that appears on the body, but may have patterning and be affected by marking traits
• May be shaped as long as they appear to be a continuation of a body part
• May be symmetrical or asymmetrical

• Cannot resemble objects
• Cannot be shapes that float around the body purely independantly