Traits

• "adds a patch to the face/head."
• "any shape is possible as long as it stays one induvidual patch and doesn't cover the whole face."
• "ears or hair may be affected by a patch (e.g. split hair in colours that fit the patch) but is not considered an official part of the patch."
• "this patch may include the neck but may not be only the neck. it may not be completely hidden by hair or accessories."
• "may connect to a torso patch but doesn't have to."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). The patches can be any shape (e.g. half face, half mask, full mask, around eye. top of face, bottom of face, etc.) but may not be multiple (exception being in combination with the unlimited patches trait).

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the unlimited patches trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "stitches anywhere on and around the back limbs. stitches should in some way run along the length of the limb or wrap around it."
• "stitches don't need to be symmetrical nor do they need to be present on both limbs. stitches may be present anywhere within the marked area. multiple stitches may be present in the same area."
• "stitches may be any style (e.g. running, overcast, crossed, etc.) of thread. they may be used to separate segments, patterns or colours."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well).  The stitches can be present anywhere on the back limbs including paws. You may use any somewhat realistic pattern of stitching. You may put multiple stitches in one area and stitches may separate sections of colours or patterns, slightly mimicking patches.

You will need the multi-stitch trait in order to use multiple stitch traits (aka stitches in multiple different areas) on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting stitches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "stitches anywhere on and around the front limbs. stitches should in some way run along the length of the limb or wrap around it."
• "stitches don't need to be symmetrical nor do they need to be present on both limbs. stitches may be present anywhere within the marked area. multiple stitches may be present in the same area."
• "stitches may be any style (e.g. running, overcast, crossed, etc.) of thread. they may be used to separate segments, patterns or colours."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well).  The stitches can be present anywhere on the front limbs including paws. You may use any somewhat realistic pattern of stitching. You may put multiple stitches in one area and stitches may separate sections of colours or patterns, slightly mimicking patches.

You will need the multi-stitch trait in order to use multiple stitch traits (aka stitches in multiple different areas) on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting stitches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "this trait allows multiple patches from any, including ultra-rare and epic, rarity to co-exist. except stated otherwise"
• "patches on two different parts that connect may become one patch, but may also stay separated."
• "this trait doesn't change the 'one patch per segment' rule. two seperate patches on one limb is possible - such as upper and lower limb patches that keep the elbow or knee free - but two smaller patches on the upper arm would not be possible."
• "this trait allows multiple face patches (up to two) and multiple figure patches (up to 4)"
• "this trait doesn't change the 'both feet the same' patch rule."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This trait allows multiple patches from different traits to co-exist (currently these are upper limb patches, lower limb patches, paw patches, feet patches, torso patches, face patches (up to 2) and figure patches (up to 4)). Patches should not cover more than about 80% of your Plushibe.

Patches on different segments are allowed to be connected to eachother, for example; feet patches, lower limb patches and upper limb patches may all be connected to appear like the whole leg is one patch. They don't have to connect, for example; using upper and lower limb patches on the arm, but keeping the elbow free. You can decide this per patch; you may connect some patches and keep others seperated.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "this trait allows little circle or square patches, and even little shapes like hearts, stars, etc!"
• "there can be multiple as long as they're part of the same section. like a smaller heart next to a larger heart or circles going up a leg to look like bubbles."
• "these patches can not cover a whole section and this can not create paws or hooves."
• "these can not be placed on the face."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). The patches can be any shape (e.g. circle, square, heart, star, paw print, crescent moon, etc.) but may only be multiple if they fall within the same section/theme (e.g. a smaller heart next to a larger hearts, cicles going up a limb like bubbles, several little stars on the back, etc.). 

Please note that this trait does not need an unlimited or multi-patch trait to be combined with one other trait; consider the figure patch as an add-on trait. If you want to add a third trait, you would need unlimited or multi-patch.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "this trait adds a large patch that wraps around any part of the torso. in a lot of cases it looks like a tanktop or body suit."
• "it can have any shape as long as it wraps around the body in some way and doesn't imitate the look of multiple patches. in most cases it's best to follow the body's shape."
• "can include shoulders and pelvis but may not be only those parts."
• "can connect to other patches such as the upper limb patch."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). The patches can be any shape (e.g. chest, abdomen, full torso, collarbones-to-neck, etc.) but may not be multiple (exception being in combination with the unlimited patches trait). The patch must horizontally wrap around the body in some way but doesn't have to be a perfectly straight ring (e.g. following the lines of the chest, diagonally across the abdomen, etc.).

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the unlimited patches trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "this trait allows multiple patches from common and rare rarity to co-exist."
• "patches on two different parts that connect may become one patch, but may also stay separated."
• "this trait doesn't change the 'one patch per segment' rule. two seperate patches on one limb is possible - such as upper and lower limb patches that keep the elbow or knee free - but two smaller patches on the upper arm would not be possible."
• "this trait doesn't change the 'both feet the same' patch rule."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This trait allows multiple patches from different common or rare traits to co-exist (currently these are upper limb patches, lower limb patches, paw patches and feet patches).

Patches on different segments are allowed to be connected to eachother, for example; feet patches, lower limb patches and upper limb patches may all be connected to appear like the whole leg is one patch. They don't have to connect, for example; using upper and lower limb patches on the arm, but keeping the elbow free. You can decide this per patch; you may connect some patches and keep others seperated.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds patches to the feet, making them paws or hooves!"
• "they can be hooves or paws, but not a different one on each leg. nor can only one foot have a patch, both feet have them!"
• "the patches have to show on the whole foot, and may not stop somewhere on the ball or toes. they may start slightly above or below the ankles."
• "these patches may connect to lower limb patches but don't have to."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well).  The patches can start and anywhere around the ankles (it doesn't end anywhere on the other side, it takes over the whole foot). You must use the same type of patches on both feet but the placement of the patches doesn't have to be symmetrical.  You can use either paws or hooves regardless of any other animal traits (e.g. a Plushibe with dog ears can have hooves, a Plushibe with a deer tail can have paws, etc.)

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the multi-patch trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds patches to the hands, making them paws!"
• "they can be drawn as either normal hands with paw-pads or actual animal-like paws, though this can be more of an artstyle matter than a design matter."
• "the patches have to show on the whole hand, and may not stop somewhere on the fingers. they may start slightly above or below the wrists."
• "these patches may connect to lower limb patches but don't have to."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well).  The patches can start and anywhere around the wrists (it doesn't end anywhere on the other side, it takes over the whole hand). You may use any number of hands you like (e.g. both arms, only left arm, only right arm, etc.) and the placement of the patches doesn't have to be symmetrical.

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the multi-patch trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds a patch to between 1 and 4 upper limbs, i.e. upper arm(s) and upper leg(s)."
• "can start and end anywhere in the upper limb's area, as long as there's 1 patch per limb."
• "elbows and knees may be part of these patches, but may not be the only part of the patch."
• "these patches may connect to lower limb patches, paw patches and feet patches, but don't have to."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well).  The patches can start and end anywhere on the upper limbs and may include elbows and knees (but may not be placed on only those parts). You may use any number of limbs you like (e.g. both legs, both arms, both legs and arms, one arm, one arm and one leg, two legs and one arm, etc.) and the placement of the patches doesn't have to be symmetrical.

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the multi-patch trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds a patch to between 1 and 4 lower limbs, i.e. lower arm(s) and lower leg(s)."
• "can start and end anywhere in the lower limb's area, as long as there's 1 patch per limb."
• "elbows, knees, wrists and ankles may be part of these patches, but may not be the only part of the patch."
• "these patches may connect to upper limb patches, paw patches and feet patches, but don't have to."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). The patches can start and end anywhere on the lower limbs and may include wrists, elbows, knees and ankles (but may not be placed on only those parts). You may use any number of limbs you like (e.g. both legs, both arms, both legs and arms, one arm, one arm and one leg, two legs and one arm, etc.) and the placement of the patches doesn't have to be symmetrical.

Please note that while the text mentions these patches can connect to other patches, you will need the multi-patch trait in order to use multiple patch traits on your Plushibe. Please refer to that trait if you're unsure on how connecting patches works.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "the zipper is placed on a vertical line across the plushibe's belly and/or chest."
• "the zipper can start anywhere between just above the collarbones to just below the ribs, and can end anywhere between just below the ribs and around the crotch."
• "the pull can be on either side. the zipper may be placed slightly to the side or be slightly diagonal, within reason."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). The zipper is placed on a vertical line across the chest and/or belly. The position and shape of the zipper may stray a little from vertical , straight and right in the middle - but not too much. The zipper can be placed anywhere between just above the collarbones and around the crotch area, but should start/end or go past just below the ribs. The zipper should never be so short it looks like a square.

Please note that this is a location-type zipper trait and you will need a style-type zipper trait to go along with it.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "the 'classic' or 'simple' style of zipper. these are the zippers you've seen before plenty on jackets, jeans, pencilcases or even tents. the pull is a type of metal or sturdy plastic in the shape of a rectangle, oval or something somewhat close. the pull can be attached directly to the slider or with a small ring. the pull can have any colours and even feature some patterns or words."
• "the zipper itself is simple and straightforward. the teeth can have any zig-zag-appearing shape. this is somewhat a matter of artstyle, though the teeth should not have any complicated shape nor be one straight line or no teeth at all. the zipper style may not change halfway, but if there are multiple zippers on one plushibe, those zippers may have different styles than the other. the zipper can have any colour(s) and feature simple non-lined patterns."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This is the most common and simple type of zipper. The pull shape can be anything from a blocky rectangle to a narrow oval. The shape can be slightly unique within the rectangle-oval theme (narrow gem-shape, diamond-shape, teardrop-shape, triangle, etc.) but must remain very simple. Specific shapes such as hearts and stars are not permitted in classic zippers. The zipper can be any colour(s) and may have simple patterns or gradients. The pull may feature a simple line-based symbol or text, the chain may not.

Please note that this is a style-type zipper trait and you will need a location-type zipper trait to go along with it.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "the most common tags are labels, strips of paper-like material."
• "labels can have any kind of text written on them. this can be their name, a random word, '100% polyester', etc. labels can also feature simple line-based patterns and symbols. labels usually don't have many colours and can't be too detailed."
• "these are usually located on the (back) legs but can also appear on the arms, back or sides. pretty much anywhere except for the head, neck, hands and feet."
• "labels are always attached with some kind of stitches, but these are not always visible."
• "(double or folded tags are possible) (labels can be partially cut, this doesn't hurt!)"

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This trait gives a Plushibe the label-type of tag. They are made of paper, don't include (m)any colour (aside from the base colour and line colour(s)) and feature any text or simple line-based patterns/symbols. Tags can be folded, double (up to 2) or partially cut off (the base must remain visible - cutting a label does not hurt the Plushibe (maybe their ego a little bit)). 

(Obviously, tags can not feature any slurs, heavy insults or words/symbols with hateful themes. Lighter curses such as 'shit' or 'fuck' are allowed. Also note that you can't 'claim' a tag - there is a chance of multiple plushibes existing with a ':3' or 'hello!' on their tag, for example. Final note; if you want your tag to feature your Plushibe's masterlist ID, please open a ticket in the Discord server when you're as good as done with designing and ask a mod what the next character ID would currently be, staff is willing to 'hold' that ID for a few days so you can put the ID on the tag.)

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "stuffing pours out of either or both ears. commonly comes out of the inner ears, but can also act as 'ear tufts'."

This trait gives a Plushibe visible stuffing in or around the ears. Most commonly, the stuffing takes up the entire inner ear and/or pours out slightly. 

Please note that this is a location-type stuffing trait and you will need a style-type stuffing trait to go along with it.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "any standard canine tail, mainly based on wolf or fox tails!"
• "may not be too curly to not conflict with the shiba tail trait"

This trait gives a Plushibe a simple canine tail close to that of a fox or wolf. This tail may have short or long fur, be big or small, etc. Some other examples of tails that fit in this category are those of wolves, foxes, african wild dogs, coyotes, german shepherds, labrador retrievers, fox terriers, vizslas, etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "adds patches to a plushipal's tail or stitches to a plushipet's tail."
• "the whole tail may be patched or only certain sections of it. the patches may appear in any places and shapes on the tail and there is no limit on how many patches can be present on a tail."
• "there is no limit on amount of stitches on a plushipet's tail either, nor is there a limit on the directions and shapes these stitches go in, as long as it somewhat makes sense."
• "the patched/stitched tail is its own thing separate from any patches/stitches traits. you do not need a multi-patch/multi-stitch trait for this trait to be present, nor can you use this trait to replace a patches/stitches trait."

Most information about this trait can be seen in the sheet (aka the text above as well). This trait adds patches or stitches to a Plushibe's tail. A patched tail will add patches to a Plushipal's tail. This can be the entire tail, a section of the tail or multiple sections of the tail. A stitched tail will add stitches to a Plushipet's tail. This can be one or multiple stitches in any direction.

Note that this trait should be used in combination with another trait. Even if the entire tail is made out of a patch, you will still need to attach the (for example) feline tail trait if your patched tail has a feline shape.

The trait sheet shows several examples of this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "insect-like tails such as bugs, arachnids and true insects."
• "long bugs with small legs (e.g. caterpillars, centipedes, millipedes, etc.) may have small legs on the tail."
• "stingers may be included (e.g. wasps, scorpions, bees, etc)."
• "the tail may not include wings."
• "some examples of usable bugs are: wasps, bees, ants, termites, spiders, scorpions, butterflies, moths, etc. (most any bug with a clear tail or bottom segment)."

This trait gives a Plushibe an insect-like tail. This tail may based on bugs such as insects and arachnids.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure whether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!

• "can be any kind of dragon/lizard/dino tail. can be long, short, thick, thin, etc. must be scaled and/or smooth."
• "fur, feathers, fins, spines or spikes may run along the length of the tail and/or be featured on the tip of the tail. the underside of the tail may be plated."

This trait gives a Plushibe a smooth/scaly tail close to that of a dragon, lizard or dino. This tail may be short, thick with spikes, or long thin with fur along the length, or long, thick with a spine as tail tip, etc. etc.

The trait sheet shows several examples for this trait! These are not the only possible variants but give a good image of how this trait should look like. If you're unsure wether your idea fits within this trait, just ask the mods in our Discord server!