Traits

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

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

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.

nSpl |SplSpl

Trait Count - 1

Splash is another simple paint marking. As its name may imply, splash makes it look like your Beatus was splashed with white paint. Splash will always start from the legs and belly. Splash will never have textured edges or extremely sharp points/edges.
- Flight feathers and webbing will be white where markings touch.
- Hoof color will be pink where markings touch.

Beatus are not exempt from Lethal White Syndrome, which is where a foal does not fully develop before birth. Three different genes are known to cause this, Splash, Dom White, and Overo.
Splash has 3 variations, each with varying degrees of risks with breeding. You can check what type of splash you Beatus has with an LWS Tester.

• Spl-1 is 100% safe in both nSpl-1 and SplSpl-1.
• Spl-2 has risks in both non-dom and dom forms.
  • nSpl-2 has the following risks; 10% chance of deafness, 5% chance of blind and deafness, 85% chance of a healthy foal.
  • SplSpl-2 has the following risks; 50% chance of deafness, 25% chance of blind and deafness, 20% chance of being healthy, 5% chance of a deceased foal.
• Spl-3 carries the most risks, in both forms.
  • nSpl-3 has the following risks; 35% chance of deafness, 50% chance of blind and deafness, 5% chance of a healthy foal, 10% chance of a deceased foal.
  • SplSpl-3 has a 100% death rate.

Eye Colors
Blue, Light Blue

Splash Range
Blue is the minimum required expression. Splash has two minimal variations, the one displayed on the range, along with hidden splash, which is where only the eyes are affected, turning blue.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed. Splash must show at least 10-15% of the base coat. Maximum expressions will always have blue eyes.
The white palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted whites. Though, these guides do set what the palest possible natural white can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is paler than the palettes will be asked to be changed.
The below palettes go as white intended for a black - bay - chestnut from left to right. Warm coats will have warm toned white, while cool tones will have cool toned whites.

Minimum Expression Examples

Medium Expression Examples

Maximum Expression Examples

nSb | SbSb

Trait Count - 1

Sabino is a paint gene located on the same locus as other Kit Genes(Tobiano, Roan, and Dom White). Sabino is a pretty free paint marking. It typically starts at the legs and belly and works its way up.
- Flight feathers and webbing will be white where marking touches.
- Hoof color will be pink where marking touches.
- Sabino will never have smooth edges to its marks.

Eye Colors
Blue

Sabino Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.
The white palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted whites. Though, these guides do set what the palest possible natural white can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is paler than the palettes will be asked to be changed.
The below palettes go as white intended for a black - bay - chestnut from left to right. Warm coats will have warm toned white, while cool tones will have cool toned whites.

Minimum Expression Examples

Medium Expression Examples

Maximum Expression Examples

nLp[spot]

Trait Count - 1

Spotted blanket is pretty much a marking of its name. It creates a blanket along the back of a horse filled with holes.
- Can have darker and white spots across their body.
- Skin can be molted and hooves can be striped.
- In breeding LpLp[spot] will become LpLp[snow].

Spotted Blanket Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed. Edge spotting is allowed to go into this range, as long as it's not a large amount.
The white palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted whites. Though, these guides do set what the palest possible natural white can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is paler than the palettes will be asked to be changed.
The below palettes go as white intended for a black - bay - chestnut from left to right. Warm coats will have warm-toned white, while cool tones will have cool-toned whites.

Spotted Blanket Minimum Expression Examples

Spotted Blanket Medium Expression Examples

Spotted Blanket Maximum Expression Examples

LpLp[snow]

Trait Count - 1

Snowcap is more or less the solid version of spotted blanket. It covers about the same area, its edges can be harsh or soft, but will never be a full gradient.
- Skin can be molted and hooves can be striped.
- In breeding nLp[snow] will become nLp[spot].

Snowcap Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.
The white palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted whites. Though, these guides do set what the palest possible natural white can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is paler than the palettes will be asked to be changed.
The below palettes go as white intended for a black - bay - chestnut from left to right. Warm coats will have warm toned white, while cool tones will have cool toned whites.

Minimum Expression Examples

Medium Expression Examples

Maximum Expression Examples

nLp[roan] | LpLp[roan]

Trait Count - 3

Varnish Roan is the most basic variation of the leopard complex gene and is the foundation for other variants. Varnish is always heavily textured and in more maximum expression can sometimes be mistaken as a fewspot appaloosa. 'Corn spots' are always found on varnish roans as it is an appaloosa gene, there will never be a large number of them, but are typically more frequent than corn spots on a kit roan.
- Flight feathers and webbing can be white where marking touches.
- Mane and tail can be white where marking touches.
- Wings and mane can be affected separately by varnish.

Varnish Roan Range
Blue is the minimum required expression.
Yellow is the maximum optional expression.
Red is the area expression is not allowed.
The white palettes provided are a simple guide, as different coats will likely have different tinted whites. Though, these guides do set what the palest possible natural white can be in terms of hex code. Anything that is paler than the palettes will be asked to be changed.
The below palettes go as white intended for a black - bay - chestnut from left to right. Warm coats will have warm toned white, while cool tones will have cool toned whites.

Minimum Expression Examples

Medium Expression Examples

Maximum Expression Examples

nBig | BigBig

Trait Count - 1

Glitter Birdcatcher
Follows basic rules of birdcatcher, but either adds transparent spots or makes all spots varying levels of transparency.

nGrg | GrgGrg

Trait Count - 3

Glitter Grease
Follows basic rules of grease spots, Fbut either adds transparent spots or makes all spots varying levels of transparency.

Trait Count - 1

Transparent Wing causes the webbing and flight feathers of a BA to be transparent.

Trait Count - 2

Felis: Tail causes the tail to take on the appearance of their feline type. Tied to magic and Felis: Type.

Expression Examples

Trait Count - 1

Fawncy: Cloven Hooves gives a Beatus cloven hooves. Their wing claws are unaffected by this trait.

Expression Examples