Modifiers
Modifiers are special hereditary markings that change the color of other markings to a color from special swatch. At minimum, at least two markings must use a modifier's swatch (the base also counts as one marking).
Guidelines
► Edge: All markings altered by a modifier should adhere to their edge rules.
► Color: All markings altered by a modifier should use the available modifier swatches. HOWEVER: If a base coat is altered by a modifier, all marking colors may deviate slightly from the available swatches and may be lighter or darker than the base coat. This exception is only possible when the base coat is altered by a modifier.
► Range: Modifiers must alter at least two markings (the base coat counts towards one of those two markings). In the event that no other markings are present, the base coat must use a modifier swatch.
► Marking Interaction: All markings, when affected by the modifier gene, may utilize modifier swatches regardless of their ruleset. (As an example: Niveus, which is usually supposed to be white in color, is no longer restricted to white when a modifier is present. Niveus may use a color from the modifier swatch.) This applies to every marking in game.
Swatch
Markings affected by Glacies should be one of the following colors below. You may freely pick between these six swatch colors when designing your Glacies geno. You may also choose which markings are affected by Glacies.
Examples
Here you can view a few different design options when utilizing the Glacies modifier. At the top, we have an Almond Tan design that uses Bellytone, Trim, and Quill. At minimum, at least two markings (the base coat also counts towards one of these markings) must use one of the six Glacies swatch colors to pass. The design on the bottom right is using the Glacies swatches for every marking, as well as the base coat, which is perfectly acceptable!
Swatch
Markings affected by Griseo should be one of the following colors below. You may freely pick between these six swatch colors when designing your Griseo geno. You may also choose which markings are affected by Griseo.
Examples
Here you can view a few different design options when utilizing the Griseo modifier. At the top, we have an Almond Tan design that uses Quill, Mealy, and Scorching. At minimum, at least two markings (the base coat also counts towards one of these markings) must use one of the six Griseo swatch colors to pass. The design on the bottom right is using the Griseo swatches for every marking, as well as the base coat, which is perfectly acceptable!
Swatch
Markings affected by Rubrum should be one of the following colors below. You may freely pick between these six swatch colors when designing your Rubrum geno. You may also choose which markings are affected by Rubrum.
Examples
Here you can view a few different design options when utilizing the Rubrum modifier. At the top, we have an Almond Tan design that uses Roan, Sable, Mealy, and Lynx Points. At minimum, at least two markings (the base coat also counts towards one of these markings) must use one of the six Rubrum swatch colors to pass. The design on the bottom right is using the Rubrum swatches for every marking, as well as the base coat, which is perfectly acceptable!
Swatch
Markings affected by Solis should be one of the following colors below. You may freely pick between these six swatch colors when designing your Solis geno. You may also choose which markings are affected by Solis.
Examples
Here you can view a few different design options when utilizing the Solis modifier. At the top, we have an Almond Tan design that uses Scarf, Feles, Alium, and Tears. At minimum, at least two markings (the base coat also counts towards one of these markings) must use one of the six Solis swatch colors to pass. The design on the bottom right is using the Solis swatches for every marking, as well as the base coat, (minus scarf) which is perfectly acceptable!
Modifiers and Mutations
Mutations do not restrict modifier colors. Mutations that are normally restricted (like albinism as an example), may utilize modifier color swatches freely. You can view several examples below of this interaction:
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Fun Examples
Below you can see a few examples of designs utilizing modifiers.
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Do's and Don'ts
Modifiers must alter at least two markings (the base coat counts towards one of those two markings). In the event that no other markings are present, the base coat must use a modifier swatch.
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