Traits

Chiseled horns grow in angular shapes and look as if they have annual rings.

These horns look as if the rugged horn peels to show a smoother horn underneath.

Horns that resemble finger corals. Can be asymmetrical.

Horns that curl once and grow up then. The form is round.

Small, but thick horns with three ridges.

Like line horns, just longer.

Long, slim horns that grow to the back of the head. They resemble lightning bolts.

A little triangular horn.

A small crown like horn that can vary in shape, but is solid in nature.

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

A sturdy horn that grows up in rings.

Two sets of horns that grow upwards in a curve.

Horns that consist of multiple spikes on the head.

Tribal horns are flat horns that are shaped like a tribal symbol.

Long, slender horns that start growing from the brows.

Two sets of horns, one smaller in the front and one larger in the back. The larger set is shaped like a heart, with thick ridges.

Two thin horns growing parallel of each other, looking like shields from the side.

Small nub horns that grow from the forehead to the back of the head.