HORN TYPES
Your Kirins Horn Type decides what kind of horn or horns they will have. Each horn type has its own unique rules for shape, how many points it can have and where on the Kirin it may grow. There are 7 types of horns, of which 3 are common, 2 uncommon and 2 rare. As an additional rare trait, Kirins can be rolled to be hornless or scaleless.
Some horn types are rarer than others, which affects their chance to be rolled for random genos and their chance to pass on in breeding. The passing chances are as follows:
Common x Common: 50% / 50%
Common x Uncommon: 75% / 25%
Common x Rare: 90% / 10%
Uncommon x Uncommon: 50% / 50%
Uncommon x Rare: 75% / 25%
Rare x Rare: 50% / 50%
Unicorn
Common
Unicorn horns are a horn type growing only from the forehead and nose of the Kirin. This horn type consists of a single horn with 1-2 points, it may be twisted or ridged. Unicorn Horns may bend but not curl into spirals. This horn type is always symmetrical. Unicorn horns can't fuse two tips back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Antelope
Common
Antelope horns consist of two single pointed horns growing from the forehead or the back of the skull. They can be twisted or ridged. They may bend sharply but will never curl into spirals, though they can show asymmetry at times. Antelope horns can't fuse back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Antlers
Common
Antlers are two horns growing from the forehead or back of the skull. They have between 2 and 8 points each and may be somewhat ridged. They can bend sharply but not curl into spirals. Furthermore this horn type is always symmetrical. Antlers can't fuse back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Ram Horns
Uncommon
Ram horns may grow from the forehead, the back and the sides of the skull. They are always symmetrical, each horn can have one point and may be twisted or ridged. They are never entirely straight and may bend into spirals or make sharp bends. Ram horns can't fuse back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Trihorn
Uncommon
The trihorn type always consists of 3 horns growing from the forehead and nose areas. They always grow in a symmetrical pattern and may be ridged or twisted. They can bend but will never curl into spirals. Trihorns can't fuse back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Spiked Horns
Rare
Spiked horns are 6-16 horns growing from the forehead, nose, cheeks, lower jaw and sides of the skull, but also the upper neck. They always arrange in symmetrical fashion and may bend slightly but never curl. They can be very short but typically don't grow very long. Spiked horns can't fuse back into eachother or display holes within the horn.
Fused Horns
Rare
Fused horns are 1-3 horns growing from the forehead, nose, sides or back of the skull which either fuse back together at a point or have holes within the horn. They may have ridges and may be twisted. Furthermore these horns can bend and somewhat curl, though not into a full spiral.