Traits

nCr

Trait Count - 2

Single cream dilutes the coat and makes the eyes paler.
Black and Chestnut can have either a lighter mane or darker mane. All Bay variants will have a dark mane.
- Blacks and Chestnuts will have lighter skin and/or grey skin. Bay and variants will still have normal skin color.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Eye Colors
Blue, Amber, and rarely Purple.
Purple eyes are randomly rolled and can pop up on imports and breedings, and is optional to have. Purple eyes will be marked as a trait, and appear like so; Purple Eyes from Cr.

Smoky Black - Black with nCr

Buckskin - Classic Bay with nCr

Wild Buckskin - Wild Bay with nCr

Burnt Buckskin - Seal Bay with nCr
Middle palette is for chrome.

Palomino - Chestnut with nCr

CrCr

Trait Count - 2

Double Creams are more diluted than single creams, but less than cream pearls.
Blacks and Bays will retain darker manes. Chestnuts can have lighter or darker manes.
- All base coats will have pink skin.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color and slightly grey.

Eye Colors
Blue, Light Blues, rarely Lavender.
Lavender eyes are randomly rolled and can pop up on imports and breedings, and is optional to have. Lavender eyes will be marked as a trait, and appear like so; Lavender Eyes from Cr.
If a breeding results in a nCr foal, Lavender Eyes turns back to Purple Eyes.

Smoky Cream - Black with CrCr

Perlino - Classic Bay with CrCr

Wild Perlino - Wild Bay with CrCr

Burnt Perlino - Seal Bay with CrCr
Middle palette is for chrome.

Cremello - Chestnut with CrCr

prlprl

Trait Count - 2

Pearl is a recessive gene, meaning it needs two copies to display, located on the same locus as Cream. If paired with a copy of cream, you get a Cream Pearl. Pearl dilutes the coat but in a slightly skewed way. Red hairs will turn to a warm apricot color, while black hairs will be a warm, almost red-ish, brown. Pearl is also easily mistaken for other forms of double dilutes.
- All base coats will have pink skin.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.
- Adds a shine to the coat.

The shine that pearl adds will affect all markings on the body, mane, and wings. Physical mutations will be unaffected, though.
Pearl shine will not affect the following body mutations; Full Felis, Space Dust, and Steam Powered.

Eye Colors
Green, Light Green, rarely Lavender
Lavender eyes are randomly rolled and can pop up on imports and breedings, and is optional to have. Lavender eyes will be marked as a trait, and appear like so; Lavender Eyes from prl.

Kiwi - Black with prlprl

Peach - Classic Bay with prlprl

Wild Peach - Wild Bay with prlprl

Lemon - Seal Bay with prlprl
Middle palette is for chrome.

Apricot - Chestnut with prlprl

Crprl

Trait Count - 3

Cream Pearls are extremely diluted in color and can sometimes be mistaken as false whites. It can also be difficult to differentiate between the different base coats.
- All base coats will have pink skin.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color and slightly grey.

Eye Colors
Light Blue, Light Green, rarely Lavender.
Lavender eyes are randomly rolled and can pop up on imports and breedings, and is optional to have. Lavender eyes will be marked as a trait, and appear like so; Lavender Eyes from Cr.
If a breeding results in a nCr foal, Lavender Eyes turns back to Purple Eyes.

Kiwi Cream - Black with Crprl

Peach Cream - Classic Bay with Crprl

Wild Peach Cream - Wild Bay with Crprl

Lemon Cream - Seal Bay with Crprl
Middle palette is for chrome.

Apricot Cream - Chestnut with Crprl

nCh | ChCh

Trait Count - 1

Champagne dilutes the coat, makes the skin molted, and turns the eyes green in color.
Black and Bay variants will have a dark mane. Chestnut will have lighter manes.
- All base coats will have lighter mottled skin.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.
- Optionally can add a shine to the coat. Shine will be less obvious than a pearl shine.

The optional shine that champagne can have will affect all markings on the body and the mane but will go under all BA mutation markings on the wings and in the mane. All physical mutations will be unaffected as well.
Optional shine will not affect the following body markings; Crystal, Felis, Festive, Marrow, Shadow, Steam Powered, Voodoo

Eye Colors
Green, Hazel

Classic Champagne - Black with nCh or ChCh

Amber Champagne - Classic Bay with nCh or ChCh

Wild Amber Champagne - Wild Bay with nCh or ChCh

Sable Champagne - Seal Bay with nCh or ChCh
Middle palette is for chrome.

Gold Champagne - Chestnut with nCh or ChCh

nD | DD

Trait Count - 1

Dun lightens the coat overall but leaves darker points and primitive markings. Minimum required points and markings are; dorsal stripe, leg barring, leg points, and a facial mask. Optional maximum points and markings are; cobwebbing(facial barring), shoulder barring, barbed dorsal stripe, extreme leg barring, and frosting(lightened guard hairs at the base of the mane and tail).
- Skin color is unaffected by dun.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Eye Colors
Orange, Amber, Yellow

Point Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Orange is the optional max range for DD duns.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Barring Range

Grulla - Black with nD or DD

Dun - Classic Bay with nD or DD

Wild Dun - Wild Bay with nD or DD

Brown Dun - Seal Bay with nD or DD
Middle palette is for chrome.

Red Dun - Chestnut with nD or DD

-b

Trait Count - 3

Bider marks cause odd textured areas on dun horses. Bider marks will ALWAYS be textured, even in extremely dense areas.
- Skin color is unaffected by bider marks.

Point Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Orange is the optional max range for DD duns.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Examples