These traits change the shape of the face in a variety of ways!
- Face traits may not stack except for Skinned Face and Multi-Heads.
- If Multi-Heads is present, each head may have a different face trait.
- Face traits may optionally change the teeth to fit the jaw structure, but these teeth will not pass on to pups through breedings without the face trait! To make the teeth passable in breedings, the beblune must also have a corresponding mouth trait. (Ex. A beblune with Reptile Face will not pass fangs to their offspring unless they have the Fangs mouth trait.)
- All face traits include features of the respective animals that they are based on. *Including but not limited to: whiskers, eyebrows, teeth, fur/feather tufts, scales, bumps, dewlaps, waddles, spikes, etc.
- Specific singular features such as teeth, whiskers, scales, dewlaps, etc. will not pass in breedings unless accompanied by their respective non-face traits
- Ears are NOT included in Face Traits. Sub-species/Hybrids that exhibit ears naturally, such as Floons, can retain or remove their ears if they so choose. (Ex. If a Floon has a crocodile face, they may choose to keep or remove their natural ears.)
This does not apply if an Ear Trait is present, in which case, said Ear Trait must stay visible.
This trait changes the facial features to resemble those of most terrestrial and amphibious mammals.
Includes marsupials and lemurs.
Excludes monkeys, apes, sirenians, and cetaceans.
This trait changes the facial features to resemble those of any amphibian.
Including but not limited to: Frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, etc.
This trait changes the facial features to resemble those of any reptile.
Including but not limited to: Snakes, turtles, lizards, crocodiles, etc.
This trait changes the facial features to resemble any fish, cetacean, or sirenia.
Including but not limited to: fish, cetaceans, and more.
The snout is replaced with a beak.
The facial features can resemble any living bird!
Including but not limited to: Eagles, pigeons, corvids, finches, parrots, owls, etc.
The face is partially or fully removed of flesh and tissue, often resembling a skeletal head.
Eyes may or may not remain present, missing eyes will cause blindness.
Crest may also be affected and stripped of flesh and tissue as well.
Facial features can resemble those of any ancient extinct animal!
This trait excludes humanoids.
Including but not limited to: Dinosaurs, gorgonopsids, ancient megafauna, ancient marine reptiles, pterosaurs, etc.
Facial features can resemble that of any living insect or invertebrate!
Can include the eyes and mouth of the creature.
Antennas are not included.
Including but not limited to: bugs, arthropods, gastropods, micro-organisms, etc.
Excluding Octopus, Cuttlefish, and Squids.
This face trait allows for additional sets of heads, with a minimum of 2 heads, and a maximum of 5 heads total!
Each head can have the same or different traits applied to them.