Traits

Creates a subtle pale, shimmery effect on the wings. The trimming can also take on this shimmering property. Should be a lighter shade of the color beneath it. Can not effect the body.

Inherited from Stoneclaws that have it.

Creates banded markings on the limbs, in shades of the main body. Trimming can appear in the bands without needing Extended Markings. Resembles the banding found in canyons and geologic strata.

Can be up to 4 shades.

Free for Stoneclaws, can be inherited on other types by breeding with Stoneclaws

Creates ripple like markings lighter than the color beneath it.

Free on Seaborn, can be inherited from seaborn on other types.

Creates bubble like markings on the Li'uhn's tail and wings. Can appear on any Seaborn without needing any upgrades. Can be inherited from Seaborn that have it.

A rare marking that creates swirling striping patterns similar to a bengal cat or a marble tabby, which can be two toned, on the wings and/or body of the Li'uhn. Should follow the usual marking/color rules on whatever part of the Li'uhn it is on. The Trimming can follow the edges of this marking.

Soft swirls across the wings, with soft specks here and there like dust caught in eddies of air

The belly can turn white, or a large white patch around the throat and belly with white socks on the hands and feet and a white blaze on the face, like a tuxedo cat.

Creates an iridescent shimmer that can have up to three complementary colors around the neck, on the mane, and along the wings, like the flash of color pigeons have.

Creates banding like what is found on the wings of a hawk all along the feathers, darker than the color beneath.

Comes free with the Earth color morph.

Allows up to three natural colors to appear on the body and frill of a Li'uhn. This only effects the body.

For example, a black and tan look with the body black and the belly brown with a patch of sandy tan on the chest, or three colors like a tricolor collie.

Despite being named Tricolor, it doesn't require three different colors, but should have at least two.

These colors should be natural/earthy, such as brown, grey, earthy orange, earthy red, mahogany, terracotta, and similar.

This marking can be effected by Extended Markings, making the markings on the Li'uhn match the base color of the wings.

Accents of lavender on a Kivuuli. It can be so extensive that it can make lighter colored Kivuuli almost look lavender. It doesn't have the genetic issues that come with a true lavender.

Free on Orientals and Embers.

Makes the fur of a Kivuuli shimmery and iridescent.

Reddish or pink accents on a Kivuuli. Usually appears on the shoulders, hips and down the back.

Reverses the markings on a Maltese, making them appear black with blue markings

Turns a Li'uhn completely white, including the body.  Markings are either incredibly subtle, or not there at all.

Albinism and partial Albinism is extremely rare among Kivuuli, and very commonly comes with blindness or partial blindness.

Turns the normally glowing white eyes of a Li'uhn into glowing blue. Can effect any type.

Turns a Li'uhn's eyes a glowing yellow.

Can be inherited from Corrupted li'uhn

Mythic tier

Turns a Li'uhn's eyes glowing red. It is quite startling when seen on a Shadowcloak with their coal black colors.

Mythic Tier

Can be inherited from Corrupted li'uhn

This trait is free for Woolies, and is one of their default traits.

This causes the claws to remain extended instead of retracted

Rare for all other Li'uhn types

Allows the thickly furred, wide tail of the Woolie to appear on other Li'uhn types

This can be acquired by breeding another Li'uhn type with a Woolie

Rare tier