Traits

Some Dextroluma grow scales on their skin - sometimes they have them from birth, and other times they are grown later in life, brought on by unknown circumstances. While it is popularly believed that scales hearken back to an ancestor of the Dextroluma, evidence is inconclusive at this time. Scales do not harm the body, and can grow in anything from small patches to completely covering most of the skin. Most Dextroluma whose scales grow in large quantities will try to keep them only where they find them comfortable, and may also prune them to create a better aesthetic, but it isn’t necessary to do that. Scales can be sharp and pointed, and others round and soft feeling, like fish, and can glimmer under light. Scales can be ANY COLOR and do not need to match the glow color(s).