Traits

A style of helm that covers the upper portion of the face, reminiscent of a "skull". 

•  Skullcap:  

  🔹 The mask should wrap around the eyes and upper snout. 
  🔹 Cutouts can be made on the edges of the mask.
  🔹 A small accenting patch of "helm" may appear on the lower lip/mouth area.
  
  ❗ Cutouts may be taken from any part of the mask, but should not remove significant portions of the forehead part of the helm.

A style of helm that's rather popular, giving a sweet appearance to it's bearer, often harked as a gift from the god of love themselves.

•  Cupid:  

  🔹 The helm outlines the face, with a low "widows peak" at the center.
  🔹 The helm should dip past the cheeks and curve outwardly.
  
  ❗ This helm must have the "sideburn" pieces, or else it dips into rarer territory!

A style of shaped helm that is well regarded, said to look like the shadow of a bouquet laid upon the face.

•  Bouquet:  

  🔹 The helm starts with 3 rounded, or pointed ends on the forehead, sloping down and ending with an outline on the nose
  🔹 The helm should be thickest at the forehead, and thinner in the center to give the allusion of a vague bouquet of flowers.

A style of helm that manifests as an even stripe down the face. 

•  Stripe:  

  🔹 The stripe should be mostly even in width, with either the forehead or upper muzzle being thicker or shaped to accent it.

The conduit displays only on the hind hooves, letting the front hands/paws retain their natural markings. The underside of the hands or pawpads share the conduit color.

The conduit displays on both the hooves and hands/paws. This is a standard style for kantis.

The conduit displays itself in a pointed shape that affects the base hoof and just covers the fingers.

A light dip of the conduit shows on the hooves and hands/paws of the kanti. Can be just the hind hooves if desired.

The conduit stretches further on the hoof, ending in a point.

The conduit stretches higher on the hoof than standard and ends in a rounded shape.

The conduit stretches and covers the foot up to mid calf, above the fetlock and below the knee. Often nicknamed  "sock" hooves.

The conduit stretches up to mid calf ending in a point. A bit more fashionable than the sock hooves.

The conduit appears jagged, individual points framing each finger, hind hooves gaining a crown shape.

A conduit ring appears just under the fetlocks, separate from the main hoof conduits. Referred to as "cuffs".

A conduit ring appears on the legs above the knee and ankle. The kanti still retains the original hoof conduits.

The conduit appears as zigzaging bands on the arms and legs, with the hooves themselves having notches on them.

The conduit appears as a blaze along the front of the hooves, ending in a point.

The conduit stretches along the back of the hoof up to the ankle/knee of the leg. 

The conduit appears as multiple chevrons along the leg (front, back, or sides) with the main hoof having a dip in the center.

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