Traits

The Insectoplant has a small, nubby, upturned horn.

Note:

Pip Horns can not be a solid color separate from the main color of the Insectoplant’s head.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn featuring two nubby, rounded ends and maintains the same thickness throughout the entire horn.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn that breaks off into two rounded protrusions, resembling a heart.

The Insectoplant has an upturned horn featuring two pointed ends and maintains the same thickness throughout the entire horn.

The Insectoplant has a horn that features lumpy bumps on the underside, which resemble a peanut.

The Insectoplant has a rounded, nubby horn with a lump before the point.

The Insectoplant has a long upturned horn that breaks off into four protrusions, resembling a four-leafed clover.

The Insectoplant has a long upturned horn that breaks off into three protrusions, resembling a cross.

The Insectoplant’s plant is anything that could be considered “simple” or “basic.” This includes but is not limited to leaves, trees, grass, moss, and sprouts.

The Insectoplant’s plant is any type of flower.

Note:

Leaves, roots, stems, and the like may be included without the Basic Plant trait if they are clearly attached to and a part of the flower.

The Insectoplant has mandibles somewhere on their head resembling the mandibles of arthropods. They can use these to grab and cut their food.

The Insectoplant has antennae coming out of their head, which they can use to sense their surroundings.

The Insectoplant has a crest or large spikes coming from the top and/or back of the head, resembling the crests of various species of beetles and dinosaurs.

The Insectoplant has eyes placed at the end of stalks coming out of the head, resembling the eye stalks of slugs and snails. These can be used to get a better look at their surroundings!

Note:

This trait only applies to Toxislugs.

The Insectoplant has 3 or more eyes on their body. The additional eyes may be anywhere on the body as long as they do not resemble other traits that the Insectoplant does not have.

The Insectoplant has long, rounded wings with optional venation patterns, resembling the wings of beetles.

The Insectoplant has a mantle on their back, which resembles a normal Insectoplant backpack but is instead fleshy with a lip and pocket. They resemble the mantles of slugs. Wings may still come out of Mantles if the Insectoplant has them.

Note:

This trait only applies to Toxislugs.