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Another quick chart from moi, this time concerning those interesting little doodads that top most Altus' heads.

Any questions? Feel free to ask.

Altus can have lots of different types of horns, and this chart doesn't list all of them. Questions about the rarity of the horns you want to put on yours? Remember the Point System!:

Common: A single set of horns that don't branch.

Uncommon: These horns curve a tad more extremely than Commons. They can have one 'branch/point.

Rare: More varied horns that can have up to three branches/points, not including the tip of the horn.

These horns can be more exotic, and are mostly made up of different antler styles. These can have as many branches/points as the owner wants. (Depending on if you want to cry every time you have to draw them. ).

Notes on the Legendary styles:

I. The horn style itself leans more towards Epic, but what makes it Legendary is the part that's broken. Altus with broken horns are usually respected in their society, since it's a good sign that they broke it in a huge battle.

II. Magical bits like floating objects and/or glowing are usually a sign of this Altus' formidable mastery of its element.

III. 'Unnatural' shapes like this one are only seen once in a blue moon in Altus physiology. They are exceedingly rare.

Yeah I got Photoshop to work between making this and the Fur Location chart. I'll be updating that one before actually doing anything else. Sorry about the crap!

Description
Another quick chart from moi, this time concerning those interesting little doodads that top most Altus' heads.

Any questions? Feel free to ask.

Altus can have lots of different types of horns, and this chart doesn't list all of them. Questions about the rarity of the horns you want to put on yours? Remember the Point System!:

Common: A single set of horns that don't branch.

Uncommon: These horns curve a tad more extremely than Commons. They can have one 'branch/point.

Rare: More varied horns that can have up to three branches/points, not including the tip of the horn.

These horns can be more exotic, and are mostly made up of different antler styles. These can have as many branches/points as the owner wants. (Depending on if you want to cry every time you have to draw them. ).

Notes on the Legendary styles:

I. The horn style itself leans more towards Epic, but what makes it Legendary is the part that's broken. Altus with broken horns are usually respected in their society, since it's a good sign that they broke it in a huge battle.

II. Magical bits like floating objects and/or glowing are usually a sign of this Altus' formidable mastery of its element.

III. 'Unnatural' shapes like this one are only seen once in a blue moon in Altus physiology. They are exceedingly rare.

Yeah I got Photoshop to work between making this and the Fur Location chart. I'll be updating that one before actually doing anything else. Sorry about the crap!