Traits

• Each instance of the traits adds two additional pairs of limbs (4 total additional limbs). This does not include the default pair of legs and arms.
• Design can have six arms and two legs, or two arms and six legs, or another combination of the two
• Limbs may be placed asymetrically
• Limbs must match standard Crook anatomy unless combined with other traits

• Extra head can be placed in standard head positioning or elsewhere such as the tail
• Heads may share the same head traits. These traits do not have to present exactly the same, nor are heads required to share traits. [Example: Both heads can have Multiple Ears (3-4) with one instance of the trait]
• Heads should resemble the default species head, and cannot be another species

• Part of or all of the body is replaced by an inanimate object or substance
• Examples are robotic bodies, plush bodies, armor bodies, glass bodies, certain foods, etc
• Common occurences and depictions are seen when the entire tail is replaced by an object

• This trait cannot create depictions that would be done with Defects unless the entire body is effected. Defects such as Earth defect, which can replace limbs with crystal/stone, or Metal Defect that replaces the limbs entirely with metal

•  Cannot be applied by Touched Trait Tickets
• Creates an all common form with each application
• Traits can be added like normal to each new form, or when adding a new form, you may swap traits from the base form. They must then be removed from that form for use on the new one.
• Species must be the same
• Each additional form requires one additional application of the trait.

• Can occur due to permanent injury or natural formation
• Can affect one or multiple parts of the body
• Skeleton should be a Crook skeleton, and not resemble another creature.
• Marking effects can affect bones, and bones may have markings

• Muscle, organs, or blood cannot be exposed
• Cannot turn the entire body into a skeleton

• Wings can be feathered, bat wings, or a mix of the two.
• Wings may be anywhere on the body and be any size. Can be overgrown with the addition of the Overgrown trait
• Wings may be hidden. Certain traits such as tendrils that are located on wings are automatically moved to the back when wings are hidden.
• Wings grant levitation magic to allow for flight regardless of size
• Arthropod Host may change wings to bug-like and allow for translucency
• Aquatic Host allows for fin-like wings
• Begins with 2 pairs or wings [4 total]. Each new application of this trait allows 2 new pairs [4 wings]

• Webbing or Feathers cannot be placed elsewhere on the body without their respective traits

• The limbs do not end in a hand or foot.
• Can affect all limbs or only certain limbs
• Can be sharp or blunt ends

• This trait differs from hooves as it does not allow for any hoof anatomy or ankle anatomy

• Affects up to two appendages
• Each of the following is considered an individual appendage: arms, legs, body, head/neck, tail, and wings
• Affects only the flesh
• Bones and organs may be visible through the transparency

• Altered Anatomy includes but is not limited to: Extra joints in a limb, removing/replacing limb anatomy, wyvern-like arms, natural clothing-like protrusions.

• Mouth by default extends down the neck
• Teeth should be present through the entire mouth by default
• Can be combined with Mouth Elsewhere on Body
• If affecting limbs or opposing sides, it can be symmetrical

• Body Type - [Bony, Thin, Athletic, Chubby, Fat, etc are all possible]
• Alternate Forms - [Crooks can canonically shift between a humanoid form, anthro form, sphinx form, centaur form, faun form, etc. These must resemble the official base form of the design, and should not have trait or design changes]
• Human Form - [Crooks can shift into a near-human form. They retain their face patch and eye clusters even in a human form. They must also keep their pointy teeth]
• Horns/Spikes - [Anywhere on body, any amount that does not obscure the Crook. Includes antlers]
• Varying Head Shapes - [Any head shape, however it cannot be humanoid]
  Knuckle Bones - [On the top joint of each hand/foot digit, a horn or bony protrusion is present. This can be shaped in various ways, be pointy, blunt, or flat]

• A various amount of long quill or whisker like protrusions from the body
• May have simple shapes on the end, similar to a peacock's crest
• Can be used for flexible dragon-like whiskers

• Cannot be complex in shape or resemble CCCat Crowns
• Not considered a fur type

• Any difference in color across all knuckle bones
• Includes patterned knuckle bones
• Can be any number of colors
• Bones may also be multi-colored

• Two or more of the knuckle bones are connected on the same hand or foot
• Can create a single connected knuckle as long as it spans all or many fingers. All fingers must have a knucklebone

• Must still have a total of 4 fingers/toes
• Must still have knuckle bones

• Jaw is bifurcated and can open along the split
• Can affect top, bottom, and inner jaw, or a combination of the three

• Crook must still have standard inner humanoid mouth
• Jaw can be oriented sideways or upright

• This is not considered the same as the inner mouth

REQUIRED -

• Crook loses both true and cluster eyes, gaining instead an external eye. External eye uses CCCat Eye Traits, including living color range rules
• Wormling becomes the tongue, and is longer than standard. Tongue uses CCCat Tongue Traits, including living color range rules
• OPTIONAL - 
  • Have a Neck with an eye pouch
  • Have crowns dispersed across the body, following the behavior of clusters. Crowns can be clustered anywhere on the body, and can cluster symmetrically. Crowns follow CCCat Crown traits. Can be affected by cluster placement traits
  • Additionally the Crook may have both tendrils and crowns, or lose their tendrils
  • Lose knuckle bones

• Wormling replaces a single part of the body
• Examples: Tail, Leg, Arm, Neck, Body

• 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