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Corseïs are naturally very long-legged canines, but with this mutation, they can be born with short legs! Remember it may cause health problems though! Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Dog breeds you may use as examples: Dachshund, Corgi, etc.
• Cat breeds you may use as examples: Munchkin Cats.
• Cannot be applied partially.

This mutation causes the corseïs to during winter grow a thicker, and more fluffy coat! Remember it may cause health problems though! Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Colors must be desaturated and lighter.
• This mutation will work as an alternative look for your corseïs, so you must submit the normal and winter coat version.

Credits: Nuclearlolly

An extremely rare congenital mutation in which a Corceïs is born physically conjoined with one or more twins. Unlike spell-based alterations, this condition is present from the fawn stage and is a permanent anatomical trait.

Affected individuals may present with additional limbs, partial secondary torsos, or fully formed conjoined bodies. In more severe or complex cases, the mutation may include additional heads.

This mutation can involve up to four conjoined twins within a single individual structure.

Notes:

• Additional limbs or bodies may be fully developed and functional, or partially formed (vestigial/reduced).

• Shared organs and skeletal structures should be considered in the design.

• As with all mutations, this trait must be reflected in the character’s design from birth onward.

An EXTREMELY rare mutation that happens when twins fuse but the head does not during gestation! Remember it may cause health problems though! Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Can have independent personalities, names, etc.
• Does not have to be identical.

Credits: Nuclearlolly

An unusual mutation that causes the corseïs to be born with no fur! Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Their skin has to be a natural color.

This mutation causes the corceïs to grow much larger than most, reaching over 12ft. Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Cannot be applied partially.

Credits: Owanora

An EXTREMELY rare mutation that happens when triplets fuse but the head does not during gestation! Remember it may cause health problems though! Like all mutations, they must be attached to your character design ever since they were a fawn (different from spells).

Notes:
• Can have independent personalities, names, etc.
• Does not have to be identical.

Credits: Chester187

Your corceïs is born with a rare mutation that causes the skin on their body to form multiple wrinkles like Sharpeis, like all mutations, this can be inherited by offspring.

Notes:
• Must be applied to the face.
• The wrinkles must be visible, fur cannot cover it.

Credits: nuclearlolly

An uncommon mutation that causes the corceïs to have different traits on each side of the body! One ghastly ear while the other is folded, one dark eye while the other is normal, and even the hooves can be mismatched!

Notes:
• Can be applied to all traits.
• Only one Mismatched is needed per submission, which means it can be used for multiple mismatched traits at once (Ears, hooves, etc).
• When using this trait, you may inform in the trait's comment where it is being applied.
• Not needed if the traits are on different heads/faces.

Credits: Nuclearlolly