Traits
Peeling Horns
These horns look as if the rugged horn peels to show a smoother horn underneath.
Pitch Horns
These horns are thin and always end in a little fork.
Forest Horns
These big horns move to the side of the head and have a few branches.
Sino Horns
Small set of horns that curl like ram horns, but end in a moose like shovel on the side of the face.
Spartan Horns
A large formation of horns, resembling a Spartan helmet. The smaller ridges on the sides merge into the larger one in the back.
Fork Horns
The horns have spikey points and start right above the ears usually.
Nouveau Horns
These horns have multiple banches that all curl upwards.
Para Horn
A thick, round horn that grows from the middle of the forehead to the back. Like one of a parasaurolophus.
Throne Horns
Big horns with multiple branches. They resemble a throne. These branches are mostly flat.
Rune Horns
These always have to have carvings. The horns grow to the side of the head, not the front or back.
Brute Horns
These horns have multiple branches. The ones growing to the side looks like a scythe.
Helmet Horns
Horns that grow into a helmet shape, resembling a certain god. *Cough*
Rhino Horns
A pair of horns that resemble a rhino's. The first small horn starts at the nose scales, the bigger one is on the forhead. It is slightly curved.
Branch Horns
These horns are giant. They start thin and get wider, like a club with spikes, by the end of them.
Cresent Horn
A big flat horn that looks like a scythe. It has a few spikes on the inside.
Elder Horns
Big, spiky horns that first go up and back and then go sideways in a circle. The spikes are only on one side of the horns: On top and on the outside.
Sun Horns
Sun horns are a growing in a circle, with thin spikes coming form it in a symmetrical way.



















