Traits

Air Region Dextroluma often resemble their environment in a very literal way!  Their horns seem to be textured like clouds, and wisps of them can stream away from the main body of the horn even though it cannot dissipate.  Wispy horns are always either skin or fin/glow colored and can be freckled.

The wispiness does not stop at horns either.  Air Region Dextroluma can also have wispy hair that is textured like clouds with wisps that can stream away from the ends of the hair.  Similar to the horns, it never dissipates.

[Rules note: The entire hair cannot be made of clouds. Only the ends of the hair will appear wispy. However, you may make the bottom of the hair gradually shift to a cloud-like look.]

It is theorized that the reason for all these wispy traits was to help Air Region Dextroluma to comfortably reside among the clouds.  Air Region Dextroluma can also have wispy limbs that are textured like clouds with wisps that can stream away from the body.  Similar to the horns and hair, they never dissipate.  Wispy limbs must still match the overall skin color and can have freckles and tattoos still.

Airy Halos were once the most recognized unique feature of Air Region Dextroluma.  They are soft and wispy, seem to be cloud textured, and always match the Dextroluma’s fin/glow color.  It is theorized that they helped to generate the other two Air Region halo types.  They can be located anywhere around the body.

These halos come in a variety of different weather types and are shown to change depending on the mood of the Dextroluma. The weather halo can change within the original design specs, such as if you have a sun halo, it can glow much brighter when their mood is happy or dim down when sad. However, it cannot be changed to entirely new weather such as snow or rain.  They can be located anywhere around the body.

Celestial halos consist of both moons and stars, any sort of moon phase and shape as long as they register as moons or stars. They can move slowly around the halo or stay still, they can also glow brightly in the dark, but are dulled by daylight.  They can be located anywhere around the body.