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Description
Please read the guidelines before you make your own!
Scriptrick designing guidelines

Physical description
Body Types
Scriptricks are a bipedal, cat-like magical creature covered soft fur that comes in various lengths, patterns and colours. They range from 3-7 feet and commonly have two horns above their eyes as well as large ears. Their most notable trait is their tail, which has a fully functioning paw on the end of it. This is used for grabbing, climbing and basic movement.
Scriptricks walk on two legs but are capable of quick but awkward movement on all fours due to their bulky tail and small hind paws.

Info journal here
Customs info here

The traits shown are included, but not limited! There is plenty of flexibility in what a Scriptrick can look like, so long as the design guidelines are being followed.

Common ears: Upwards facing, may angle forward or backwards slightly.
Uncommon ears: Flattened back or down.
Rare ears: Drooping, folded or mismatched.

Common horns: Small horns, may be dull or sharp
Uncommon horns: Medium to large length, usually smaller than ears
Rare horns: Antlers or other animal variations, mismatching, more than two or none at all.
Possible "other animal" rare horns could include sheep or ram, gazelle, etc.

Common eyes: White or black
Uncommon eyes: Any colour, pupil (May also be any colour)
Rare eyes: Heterochromatic, "shaped" or multiple pupils (May be any shape)

Note: Central and Sectoral Heterochromia are considered anomalies and are not allowed, as they resemble pupils too closely. Heterochromia must be full.

Multicolour rarity will vary depending on the present colours. Anything mixed with black is an automatic rare.
Ex: Common multi: Tan and white
Uncommon multi: Blue and green
Rare multi: White and black

Common colours: White, lighter greys and tans.
Uncommon colours: Non-natural colours, normally pastel or low contrast.
Rare colours: Black or with a distinctive pattern. (Lined paper, checkers, full on galaxy. Anything that is recognizable as a pattern and takes up the majority of the body.)
Markings: Markings are different from patterns and are considered common/free. Markings can show over patterned fur and may be any colour.
Patterns: Patterns normally consist of shapes or additional colours and take up most of the body.
Multicolour: Multicolour refers to a mix of common and or uncommon colours, a half black half white Scriptrick would be considered rare because of the black.

Common ink: Black or any single colour
Uncommon ink: White
Rare ink: Multicoloured or metallic (May be shiny, cannot be glowing)

ORIGINAL: sta.sh/01mt9awug2cc
OLD: sta.sh/02dwdwisdobd
NOT AS OLD BUT STILL OLD: sta.sh/01dgc81k0czy

Description
Please read the guidelines before you make your own!
Scriptrick designing guidelines

Physical description
Body Types
Scriptricks are a bipedal, cat-like magical creature covered soft fur that comes in various lengths, patterns and colours. They range from 3-7 feet and commonly have two horns above their eyes as well as large ears. Their most notable trait is their tail, which has a fully functioning paw on the end of it. This is used for grabbing, climbing and basic movement.
Scriptricks walk on two legs but are capable of quick but awkward movement on all fours due to their bulky tail and small hind paws.

Info journal here
Customs info here

The traits shown are included, but not limited! There is plenty of flexibility in what a Scriptrick can look like, so long as the design guidelines are being followed.

Common ears: Upwards facing, may angle forward or backwards slightly.
Uncommon ears: Flattened back or down.
Rare ears: Drooping, folded or mismatched.

Common horns: Small horns, may be dull or sharp
Uncommon horns: Medium to large length, usually smaller than ears
Rare horns: Antlers or other animal variations, mismatching, more than two or none at all.
Possible "other animal" rare horns could include sheep or ram, gazelle, etc.

Common eyes: White or black
Uncommon eyes: Any colour, pupil (May also be any colour)
Rare eyes: Heterochromatic, "shaped" or multiple pupils (May be any shape)

Note: Central and Sectoral Heterochromia are considered anomalies and are not allowed, as they resemble pupils too closely. Heterochromia must be full.

Multicolour rarity will vary depending on the present colours. Anything mixed with black is an automatic rare.
Ex: Common multi: Tan and white
Uncommon multi: Blue and green
Rare multi: White and black

Common colours: White, lighter greys and tans.
Uncommon colours: Non-natural colours, normally pastel or low contrast.
Rare colours: Black or with a distinctive pattern. (Lined paper, checkers, full on galaxy. Anything that is recognizable as a pattern and takes up the majority of the body.)
Markings: Markings are different from patterns and are considered common/free. Markings can show over patterned fur and may be any colour.
Patterns: Patterns normally consist of shapes or additional colours and take up most of the body.
Multicolour: Multicolour refers to a mix of common and or uncommon colours, a half black half white Scriptrick would be considered rare because of the black.

Common ink: Black or any single colour
Uncommon ink: White
Rare ink: Multicoloured or metallic (May be shiny, cannot be glowing)

ORIGINAL: sta.sh/01mt9awug2cc
OLD: sta.sh/02dwdwisdobd
NOT AS OLD BUT STILL OLD: sta.sh/01dgc81k0czy