Pelage

Mutation

Mutations that affect the fur, skin, and feathers of Xunari.

Has 10 Alternate Forms

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Curly Fur

Common

Longer areas of hair on a colonist are now curly and wild. The curliness can go from 3A to 4C.

Feathery

Uncommon

Fur has mutated in some areas of the body to resemble avian feathers.

When membranous wings or membranous winglets are present, it can add some feathers onto them but not make them fully feathered.

Hairless

Common

These colonists have no hair anywhere on their body.

Leg-feathering

Uncommon

Long fur appears upon the lower legs of a colonist, similar to the feathering of a shire horse.

Mane

Uncommon

This is a thick ruff of fur around the neck of a colonist and is not limited to the standard tsabhua mane area.

Maneless

Uncommon

This colonist has no mane, instead having smooth fur the same length as the rest of the coat.

NO: Back of neck/top of head mane
NO: Chest/Underbelly mane
NO: Tailtip fluff

Mohawk

Common

A mohawk quite similar to the mane on a tsabhua whelp creates long fur down the spine of the colonist.

Large keratinous plates ranging up the throat and underside of a Xunari, these begin at the underside of the jaw and can trail down to midway down the tail. They should not pass underbelly ranges by any means and are generally sparse on the limbs, focusing on the front of the forelegs similar to medieval greaves. They are not one solid piece but instead numerous plates, to allow for movement and turning of the head.

Scaly

Uncommon

Small, rough scaling across the body of the colonist. Can cover almost all of the body or just a small patch.

Scale max size is about two inches in diameter, the largest scale on the bridge of the nose in example.

Wooly Fur

Uncommon

Hair on a colonist is now thickened and wavy. This can go across the entire body or be limited to the Mane areas of the species in question, though always seems to grow especially thick on the tail and neck.