Traits

Composed of glass.

Any Cinna composed of paper.

A staple of the Cinna, the Furhood is a large roll of fat and fur around the neck, which can optionally be pulled over the head and ears for warmth or display.

A furponcho can come with a furhood at no additional rare trait cost. Basically, if you apply a furponcho AND furhood to a Cinna, you only need one rarity rune.

The Furponcho drapes majestically over the shoulders of a Cinna and may resemble a cape, and is attached to the collar.

A furponcho can come with a furhood at no additional rare trait cost. Basically, if you apply a furponcho AND furhood to a Cinna, you only need one rarity rune.

Uncommon amongst these large creatures are wings, and less often so are wings capable of carrying said Cinna without the aid of magic.

Wings of all types can be found on a Cinna, from insectoid to feathered to bat-like. Only one pair counts under this trait, as more than one will count as an unusual body. Wings can be on the arms or the back of a Cinna with this trait.

Optional wings can be done without the need of a Chrysalis Cookie.

Horns apply to the head of a Cinna, and can look like anything. 

A living hood that can resemble a furhood when down, and may function differently depending on the Cinna.

All sentient hoods are furry unless another rare trait allows for exotic skin types, unusual bodies, etc. One set of eyes and ears are complimentary.
​The hood is an extension of the Cinna itself, so the same rules apply. In official Masterlist artwork, the Cinna’s face must be visible somewhere on the reference.

A Wereform is categorized by a transformation into a another version of said Cinna. Its traits may change or remain hidden as long as they are listed on the Masterlist, and their tail cannot change without a Morpho Cookie.

The Cinna must visually resemble its non-were counterpart to an extent.

A Lycan Potion allows each species form of a Cinna to have its own unique Wereform, where only [1] one max is allowed for a Cinna without the use of this potion. To give a Cinna it's one wereform without the potion, you use a Rarity Rune.

​How do I design a Wereform?

Wereforms are Rare traits that allow a Cinna to shift into an altered version of itself. Often times these forms are bigger, and have changed or additional details, like an evolution. It must somewhat resemble non-were design, and is not to be used as a MYO slot for a new Cinna.
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- can add or remove traits but they must be listed on Masterlist
- can have different colors, changed markings
- can change species as long as you have a MYO slot for that other species. (NOTE: This doesn't use up the MYO slot, it will use up a rare trait, but the other species must be one that Cinna has access to already.)