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The conduit consumes the legs until the mid thigh/bicep.  Magic thigh highs.

The conduit consumes the legs until the mid thigh/bicep and ends in a jagged shape. Elegant in appearance.

The conduit is composed of 4 or more rings above the hoof.

The conduit is contorted and shaped in a swirl. The shapes do not all need to be connected, but the swirl must be a component.

The conduit consists of upwards of 4 diamond shapes connected to the hoof.

The conduit extends along the leg in a flurry of jagged shapes, a mockery of flame.

Along with the standard hoof, several stripes appear along the arms and legs. Composed usually of 2 - 6 stripes.

This conduit is mismatched, tall on both ends but with the back legs extending further. Bands of conduits extend and climb higher on the hind legs. 

The conduit extends from the center point, wisping up in an organic shape that ends in a point. This conduit can coil around the leg but should retain the shape pictured.

A rare style of conduit that is composed of interlocking diamond or twinkle shapes trailing along the back of the neck in an impressive display. These diamonds may be solid or hollow and allow for a few additional diamond conduit adornments on the face.

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A rare style of conduit that has even notches on either side of the line that gives the kanti a "stitched" look. 

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• The stitch lines may cross any body part and can wrap around the neck but should be mostly found along the back. 
• This conduit may be asymmetrical

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A style of conduit that consists of two waving, flickering shapes with two extra adornments on top, bottom, or both. This conduit should generally resemble the wisping of flames or be snake-like in shape.

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A rare style of conduit that generally consists of four parallel shapes where at least two are large swirls on the body. The main portion of the conduit can extend further on the back but is most often swirls along the shoulder blades.

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A pair of branching paralell shapes that are said to resemble antlers. Often accompanied by a few separate small conduits.

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A fashionable style of conduit that is composed of two ornately edged shapes framing the seam of the back. These conduits are often statement pieces for their bearers and are considered quite attractive.

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A rare style of conduit that is composed of 4 - 8 slashing stripes along the back with an optional 2 - 4 smaller stripes on the cheeks or forehead. This style is considered severe, but distinguished, often called "intimidating". Kanti have compared these stripes to those bore by the larger striped beasts that roam the continent, with some finding this offensive, and others preening under the praise.

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• 4 - 8 stripes of varying shape, length, and size may be placed anywhere along the back of the neck and down the spine. 
• Stripes should meet at the spine, and are mostly symmetrical give or take a small notch or ending point.
• Each stripe may have a branch or two on either side to enhance the shape.
• Stripes may optionally connect to each other using a thin line down the spine.

• Stripes should not be jagged or criss-cross one another.
• Squiggly stripes that learn more "cartoony" may not be approved.

A style of conduit with one center line breaking off into 3 - 5 brances. These branches may have a prong here or there but should be evenly placed along the back and mirror itself along the other side.

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A conduit who's even thick bars invoke a sense of reverence, or fear depending on who you ask.

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