Traits

Scalloped ears have at least one noticeable "cut" along the edge of the ear, giving the ear a scalloped edge.

Origin: Stormveil

Tipped ears have one or more bristles of fur sticking from the very tip of the ear, giving it a tufty appearance.

Origin: Solistead

Lopped ears flop downwards instead of sticking up straight, giving them a droopy appearance.

Origin: Cragholme

Notched ears have at least one noticeable extra point sticking off of the edge of the ear, giving the ear a more jagged shape. 

Origin: Petalfall

Pronged horns split and end in two tips, giving them a pronged or forked appearance. 

Origin: Petalfall

Textured horns aren't smooth, and have a visible texture to them. This is most commonly seen as a spiraling pattern, but can manifest in other ways. This trait does not allow for raised surfaces so large that they would be considered an entire branch off of the horn.

Origin: Stormveil

Uni horns manifest as a horn in the center of an Astranata's forehead. It is almost always seen as a single centered horn, but can also appear as two horns in the center of the forehead- one right above the other.

Origin: Solistead

Dull horns have no sharp points, and instead have blunt, rounded tips.

Origin: Cragholme

Curly fur has a coily appearance, and can manifest both as smooth flowy curls, or more tightly coiled ones more akin to wool. This trait, on its own, should not make an Astranata excessively fluffy.

Origin: Solistead

Plush fur is extremely fluffy and dense, giving Astranata a very plush appearance.

Origin: Cragholme

Silky fur is long and flowy, draping down almost like hair. Despite its heavy appearance, this silky smooth fur repels water.

Origin: Stormveil

Patched fur is mostly short, but has a few distinct patches that stick out noticeably from the rest of the fur, forming stylish manes, ruffs, and unique shapes.

Origin: Petalfall