Traits

Horns that resemble a stegosaurus' plates.

One straight horn on the forehead. It cannot be curved.

A little triangular horn.

Like the kirin horn, this horn grows up, just that it has multiple ridges.

Two sets of horns that grow upwards in a curve.

Stag horns. The branches are pointy, not round.

Typical ram horns. They can be long and curl in on themselves.

These horns always grow in pairs. The first pair is always small.

Horns that consist of multiple spikes on the head.

Long, slender horns that start growing from the brows.

Horns that are on top of the head, shaped like a moth or butterfly wing.

Horns that resemble finger corals. Can be asymmetrical.

These ridged horns grow from the back to the front. They are in the middle of the head.

These ridged horns resemble kudu horns. They can either just curl from side to side or in a spiral. (See kudu horns)

Large moose horns.

Big, massive horns that grow small ridges.

Horns that grow in symmetrical shapes.

Small, sturdy horns that have up to three pointy ends and resembles a piece of drift wood.