Traits

Pangare Collar || nPanc | PanPanc | PancPanc

Trait Count - 3

Pangare Collar expands the range of pangare to always encompass the clasic pangare dom range but includes the neck. Pangare Collar also affects the mane and tail where it touches.

Pangare Collar Range

Pangare Collar Examples

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 6

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Combo breytir is even more rare than the other colors, due to needing two copies of different colors to pass onto the foal. Red orange[-r-o], red purple[-r-p], yellow orange[-y-o], yellow green[-y-g], blue green[-b-g], and blue purple[-b-p].
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

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nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 5

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Orange Breytir - nBry[-o] | BryBry[-o]

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 5

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Green Breytir - nBry[-g] | BryBry[-g]

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 5

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Purple Breytir - nBry[-p] | BryBry[-p]

Pangare Pop || nPanp | PanPanp | PanpPanp

Trait Count - 4

Pangare Pop causes pangare to become more intense in color, and can even add extra shades of red and pink. On blacks, in the non-dom form it is still more subtle, but in dom form is vibrant and can even include shades of purple.

Pan Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Pangare Pop Examples

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 3

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Blue Breytir - nBry[-b] | BryBry[-b]

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 3

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Yellow Breytir - nBry[-y] | BryBry[-y]

nBry | Bry

Trait Count - 3

Breytir is a coat modifier that completely alters the color of the coat. It has attached modifiers that indicate it's color, red, blue, and yellow being the foundation colors.
Currently, there are three colors present in breytir, red[-r], blue[-b], and yellow[-y]. However, upon breeding and mixing the different colors, more began to pop up, primarily seen as orange[-o], green[-g], and purple[-p]. Even when breeding for these color combos, they are much more rare than the classic colors of breytir.
Breytir acts like a normal gene, so things like countershading and other gene interactions are entirely normal and will be viable. A breytir BA with single cream will have an inherently lighter coat, as dilutions will still do their job of diluting the coat.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- Hoof color tends to be slightly darker than the skin color.

Red Breytir - nBry[-r] | BryBry[-r]

ff

Trait Count - 1

Flaxen is a gene that is a recessive gene like pearl, meaning it needs two copies to display. Flaxen only affects chestnut-based Beatus and will not show on black or bays.

Flaxen Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.
The color of the flaxen will depend on the color of the base. Some chestnuts will have a much paler flaxen if they have a pale base.

Flaxen Minimum Expression Examples

Flaxen Medium Expression Examples

Flaxen Maximum Expression Examples

nMrl | MrlMrl

Trait Count - 3

Merle in BAs somewhat mimics merle in dogs, but with some exceptions. When non-dom[nMrl] it does not mess with eye color, when dom[MrlMrl] eyes will be blue or light blue in color.
nMrl will always be three colors. MrlMrl will always be four colors. Those colors will either be layer light to dark or dark to light and can be lighter or darker than the coat.
- Does not affect skin or hooves

Eye Colors
Blue, Light Blue when MrlMrl

nMrl Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area where expression is not allowed.

MrlMrl Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area where expression is not allowed.

Minimum Merle Expression
The top line is min, the second is med, the third is nMrl max, the last line is MrlMrl max

nG | GG

Trait Count - 3

Grey causes the horse to become white as they age. Compared to a normal horse, BAs grey significantly slower. Though, compared to the lifespan of a Beatus it makes sense.
- Skin and hooves are unaffected by grey.
- Flight feathers and webbing will match mane color.
- When present with white markings, grey must still be visible when next to any white.
- Dapples are almost always seen through the stages, and blood marks can start forming at any stage and become prominent towards a BAs final grey stages.
Our guide is influenced by this one over on dA.

Grey Range and Expression
Blue is the area where grey starts. Goggles and the tail are required for the most minimal expression.
Yellow is where grey will express and spread somewhat evenly across the coat.
Red is where grey affects last.

Stage 1
Age Range
Grey will always start at the head. Foals will always have grey 'goggles', these can be pretty faint when they're young. The tip of the tail will also grey early on.

Stage 2
Age Range
Early - 5- 80 years
Average - 50 - 300 years
Late - 100 - 1,000 years
Grey will progress to the inner contours of the body(flank and elbow). You can also start to see dappling at this stage.

Stage 3
Age Range
Early - 80 - 200 years
Average - 300 - 800 years
Late - 1,000 - 5,000 years
Grey will begin to progress from previous points, and dappling will be more pronounced.

Stage 4
Age Range
Early - 200 - 900 years
Average - 800 - 5,000 years
Late - 5,000 - 10,000 years
Grey will to progress further, and dappling still pronounced and visible.

Stage 5
Age Range
Early - 900 - 1,500 years
Average - 3,000 - 10,000 years
Late - 10,000 - 15,000 years
Grey will to progress further, turning the horse nearly completely white. Dapples will begin to disappear, while mane and tail may whiten. Mane and tail can still be somewhat dark at this stage. Joints will be the last area to grey out.

Stage 6
Age Range
Early - 1,500 - 3,000 years
Average - 10,000 - 15,000 years
Late - 15,000 - 20,000 years
Grey has whitened out the whole coat at this point. There may still be areas that are darker, especially around the joints.

Pangare Fleck || nPan-f | PanPan-f

Trait Count - 2

Pangare Fleck causes speckles and spots to stem from the different colors used in pangare.

Pan Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Pangare Fleck Examples

nSty-d | StySty-d

Trait Count - 2

Sooty Dust smooths out the texturing in sooty and can also prevent dapples from appearing. It adds smaller flecks and spots that stem from the main part of sooty.
- Mane, flight feathers and webbing will be affected by sooty dust.

Sooty Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed. Sooty must show at least 10-15% of the base coat.
The black palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted blacks. Though, these guides do set what the darkest possible natural black can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is darker than the palettes will be asked to be changed.

Sooty Dust Examples

Pangare || nPan | PanPan

Trait Count - 1

Pangare is a modifier that causes the underside, or belly, of a Beatus, to be lighter in color and even more saturated in color. Dominant pangare has a different expression than the non-dominant expression of pangare, this difference is most easily seen in the effect it has on Black-based BAs.
- Heavy pangare expressions need to have some kind of two-tone pangare present, this can be as simple as adding a lighter gradient by the hooves.
- Pangare will always be a soft gradient.

As stated above, pangare on black has a unique expression. In its non-dom form[nPan] will act relatively normal, lightening the undercoat. In its dominant form[PanPan], pangare will act as it does on bay and chestnut base BAs. This means PanPan on black will always be red hairs instead of lighter hairs like in nPan expressions.

Pan Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Minimum Pangare Expression
The palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different variations. These guides do show an approximate as to how saturated pangare can be across different coat colors.

Medium PanPan and Maximum nPan Expression

Maximum PanPan Expression
The Demon is displaying PanPan on Black, which is why it's now red in color. The palettes on the min example will come in handy if you're struggling to get a nice color.

nSty | StySty

Trait Count - 1

Sooty shares a similar concept to roan, but instead of white hairs mixing with the base coat, it's black hairs. Sooty will always be slightly textured and can be textured quite extremely as well.
- Mane, flight feathers and webbing will be affected by sooty.
- Can cause dapples along the edges.

Sooty Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed. Sooty must show at least 10-15% of the base coat.
The black palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted blacks. Though, these guides do set what the darkest possible natural black can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is darker than the palettes will be asked to be changed.

Sooty Examples

nZ |ZZ

Trait Count - 1

Silver is the same as flaxen, but for blacks and bays. It lightens the mane to a more silvery color. Mane and wings will always be affected in the same manner.
- 'Hidden' silver is the minimum expression.
- Silver can cause dapples on the topline, this is much more common in blacks than seal bays. Classic and wild bays will not have any dappling.
- All bay variants can have their points affected by silver and be partially silvered out.
- Blacks can sometimes have their coats altered by silver to sometimes appear almost like a smoky black silver.
- When present with white markings, silver must still be visible when next to any white in the mane.

Silver Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.

Silver on Black Examples
Min - Med - Max

Silver on Bay and Wild Bay Examples
Med - Max - Min

Silver on Seal Bay Examples
Max - Min - Med