Traits

Crystal horns have long been one of the most coveted traits among Dextroluma, in large part due to the remoteness of the Crystal region and the incredible difficulty involved in reaching it for most Dextroluma.  When the devices to teleport through and to the region were first invented, the crystal horns (and halos) were the only keys.  While there are other keys now to use them, Crystal Horns are still seen as quite exclusive due to the nature of their region.  Crystal horns always either match the skin or fin/glow color.

[Rules note: Unlike most regional traits, a Dextroluma who is genetically from the Crystal Region will always have Crystal horns.]

Crystal halos are pretty much similar to crystal horns.  They can also act as the key to use a teleporter, for a Dextroluma with them.  They can be located anywhere around the body.  Unlike crystal horns, not every genetically Crystal Region Dextroluma has to have a crystal halo. Crystal horns always either match the skin or fin/glow color.

In the observation of Hyperspace Dextroluma, researchers observed a curious phenomenon with their fins and horns.  On occasion - sometimes after birth, sometimes much later in life - a Hyperspace Dextroluma’s fins and/or horns will painlessly detach from their body and float next to or above it.  Sometimes the fins get confused as a new fin type because they look odd when detached from the body! Floating fins can be any of the common or rare shapes we provide, and horns, as usual can be any shape as well. They float close to the Dextroluma as though magnetized, and they cannot be too far away.

[Rules note:  The common version of this trait requires all fins or horns to match - i.e. you cannot have one floating fin and one attached, they must both float if you use it.]

In the observation of Hyperspace Dextroluma, researchers observed a curious phenomenon with their fins and horns.  On occasion - sometimes after birth, sometimes much later in life - a Hyperspace Dextroluma’s fins and/or horns will painlessly detach from their body and float next to or above it.  Sometimes the fins get confused as a new fin type because they look odd when detached from the body! Floating fins can be any of the common or rare shapes we provide, and horns, as usual can be any shape as well. They float close to the Dextroluma as though magnetized, and they cannot be too far away.

[Rules note: The common version of this trait requires all fins or horns to match - i.e. you cannot have one floating fin and one attached, they must both float if you use it.]

These halos are often very HOT to the touch and sharp, so Dextroluma should be careful when touching them! They can be placed anywhere on the body from arms to heads and legs.

Some Delta Dextro seem to attract or grow tiny planets or stars to their solid halos overtime. They may look familiar or appear mysteriously new and exciting. These planets or stars orbit the halos specifically in a gentle, smooth motion.