Traits
Straight Fur (Common)
A simple, straight style, smooth and not as fluffy as Windswept but not as ribbon-like as Silken.
Curly Fur (Common)
Fur that curls on itself. Can be tight or loose curls, ringlet-style counts as curly.
Silken Fur (Rare)
A ribbon-like variation of straight fur. Almost exclusively nobles have this hairstyle, hence its rarity. Silken fur is around 1.5x to 2x the length of any other fur type as well. For scale: Medium-Short Silken fur is the same length as Medium Straight fur.
Short Hair (Common)
Either there is no hair at all, or hair which can reach the lower cheeks at longest.
Very Long Hair (Legendary)
Hair which is long enough to hit the floor and extend another 2-3 feet past that point.
Long Hair (Rare)
Hair long enough to reach the ankles at longest, but cannot touch the ground.
Medium Hair (Uncommon)
Hair which can reach the shoulder region, but cannot reach any further.
Medium-Short Hair (Common)
Hair which barely passes the jawline but cannot reach the collarbone.
Short Ear Fur (Common)
Ear fur which barely extends from the ears but does not go past the cheekbone
Very Long Ear Fur (Legendary)
Ear fur which is long enough to reach the floor.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
- Doesn't drag unless Silken fur.
Long Ear Fur (Rare)
Ear fur which typically reaches the shoulder of a Lupini's legs.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
Medium Ear Fur (Uncommon)
Ear fur which can extend to the Lupini's collarbone.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
Medium-Short Ear Fur (Common)
Cheek fur which slightly passes the jawline but cannot reach the collarbone.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
Very Long Cheek Fur (Legendary)
Cheek fur which is long enough to reach from the mid-region of a Lupini's legs all the way to the ground.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
- Doesn't drag unless Silken fur.
Long Cheek Fur (Rare)
Cheek fur which is longer than medium, long enough to reach around the shoulders, give or take a bit.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
Medium Cheek Fur (Uncommon)
Cheek fur which is longer than medium-short, but does not go past the collar bone.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.
Medium-short Cheek Fur (Common)
Cheek fur which slightly extends from the cheek, but does not go too far off from it.
- Example image reflects windswept / straight fur, length can vary based on fur type.