Colour guide

How do I choose colours for my Morok?

Let's take red as a base colour for your Morok. For this example, we picked red as the base colour

Common would stand for the closest spectre of red which are roughly yellow close to orange, orange itself, pink.

Uncommon already allows you to widen the range up and allows you to choose roughly from yellow to blue.

Rare stands for the most "polar" colours, opposite to our red: roughly from green to blue.

Base colours

Light natural

Common

Natural

Common

Dark natural

common

Light bright
Uncommon

Bright
Uncommon

Dark bright

Uncommon

White, Gray, Brown Black
Rare

Chameleon
Rare

Gradient

Variation in shade of the same colour should be probably common (1st, going from darker red to lighter red)

Gradient between 2 colours uncommon to rare (2nd, red to blue) follow the colour rarity on the top

Modifiers

Modifiers affect the base colour and cause it to display in a different way

Pangare

Causes the muzzle, eyes, neck, underbelly and backside of legs to go lighter. Can vary in intensity, going all the way to white

Roan

Causes the body to go lighter, sometimes has also freckles

Tanning
Causes the points to go dark, almost black. Face, legs, and tail are affected the most, sometimes extending further.

Darkening

This causes the topline of the neck, back and tail to go darker. Can vary in intensity and extension.

Patterns

Patterns lay on top of the base colour and affect the whole body

Ticking

Spots can vary in size and intensity, usually dark

Striping

Stripes can vary in size, width, intensity, and can also be mixed with spots or any tabby patterns

Varnish

Causes as if bleaching spots on the skin, sometimes tied to roan
Spotting

Body is white, with spots of the base colour. Varying size and intensity
Splash

Body is as if splashed with paint from the bottom. Various extent
Brindle

Can be dark or white

Paint

Piebald has the base on top of the white Overo has big white marks on top of the base

Grease spots

Irregular large dark spots
Manchado

Body goes white from the topline, and extends with age

Water

Causes water pattern and reflections, both light and dark
Nebula

Galaxy pattern often with stars
Fire

Glowy fire or lava patterns

Shadow

Dark shadowy or smoky patterns

Markings

Markings generally only affect a certain part of the body. They can be coupled with similar markings on other body parts, but do not have to be

Head and Neck

Masks

Dark with various extend

muzzle, eyes and ears
only ears
only eyes
only muzzle
full face
top of the head

Stripes

Affect only head and hood, various thicknesses, size, pattern and intensity

Scar

Dark stripe connecting eyes to corners of the mouth

Spotting

Can be dark or light, with various size and intensity

White Markings

Countershading

throat
whole neck
coupled with a mask

Face markings

muzzle
forehead
top of head

Milky mouth

Dotted eyeliner

Eyeliner

Cloud

Neck stripes or rings

Reverse eyeliner

White points

Ear markigns

Body and tail

Back spotting

Topline

Striped tail

Dark tail

Back stripes

Dark legs

Chest stripes

Leg stripes

White stripe

Random spots

Stars

White leg markings

Rubeus: Red (Rb)

Aureus: Orange (Au)

Flavus: Yellow (Fl)

Viridis: Green (Vi)

Caeruleus: Blue (Cr)

Indicus: Indigo (Id)

Violaceus: Violet (Vl)

Reseus: Pink (Ro)

Dilution and Intensity

DD- non-diluted

Dd- not diluted but carrier

dd - diluted

II- non-diluted

Ii- not diluted but carrier

ii- diluted

Mutations

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