A flaming pattern would look cool!
Something like this??
Something like this??
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TOPIC | Tertiary Gene Suggestions
[b]Tertiary gene: Pentaform?[/b] [emoji=prismatic meditate size=7] ([i]wishes[/i] or [i]starbond[/i]?)
Soft-pointed stars of varying size on shoulders, wing edges, tail, and one on each cheek. Each star would have a single shade in the opal-spectrum of that colour, meaning this tertiary would bring out a dragons' colour to the fullest.
So would it work on all colours + breeds? I would say yes. Opal does, after all.
Why this is a good idea: Warm colours would make starfish. Bright colours would make neon stars. Pale colours would make pastel stars. Dark colours would give some cool dark stars. What is there not to like?
Are there line art edits involved? No, unless the artists decide on a 3D style.
Cons? kinda unnatural, I guess, but in this fantasy game where dragons can be made of crystal if they want to? I think it would be acceptable. Capsule and Runes are a thing, too.
Is it different enough from current genes? I would say so, yes. It would be much less busy than gembond.
I'd want it to be a Baldwin brew, or maybe a Swipp swap.
Tertiary gene: Pentaform? 
(wishes or starbond?)
Soft-pointed stars of varying size on shoulders, wing edges, tail, and one on each cheek. Each star would have a single shade in the opal-spectrum of that colour, meaning this tertiary would bring out a dragons' colour to the fullest.
So would it work on all colours + breeds? I would say yes. Opal does, after all.
Why this is a good idea: Warm colours would make starfish. Bright colours would make neon stars. Pale colours would make pastel stars. Dark colours would give some cool dark stars. What is there not to like?
Are there line art edits involved? No, unless the artists decide on a 3D style.
Cons? kinda unnatural, I guess, but in this fantasy game where dragons can be made of crystal if they want to? I think it would be acceptable. Capsule and Runes are a thing, too.
Is it different enough from current genes? I would say so, yes. It would be much less busy than gembond.
I'd want it to be a Baldwin brew, or maybe a Swipp swap.
(wishes or starbond?)Soft-pointed stars of varying size on shoulders, wing edges, tail, and one on each cheek. Each star would have a single shade in the opal-spectrum of that colour, meaning this tertiary would bring out a dragons' colour to the fullest.
So would it work on all colours + breeds? I would say yes. Opal does, after all.
Why this is a good idea: Warm colours would make starfish. Bright colours would make neon stars. Pale colours would make pastel stars. Dark colours would give some cool dark stars. What is there not to like?
Are there line art edits involved? No, unless the artists decide on a 3D style.
Cons? kinda unnatural, I guess, but in this fantasy game where dragons can be made of crystal if they want to? I think it would be acceptable. Capsule and Runes are a thing, too.
Is it different enough from current genes? I would say so, yes. It would be much less busy than gembond.
I'd want it to be a Baldwin brew, or maybe a Swipp swap.
[quote name="xwolfxspiritx" date="2019-07-04 17:34:21" ]
[quote name="PersimmonBird" date="2019-06-25 14:04:15" ]
[quote name="SaikiyoLuna" date="2019-06-11 17:55:42" ]
Exlusive Gaoler gene, a simple two-tone gene that colors the horns, nails and bangs. Most of the current Gaoler genes are pretty complex or cover a large area so a nice small, simple tert.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/E4NNRR1.png[/img]
(Crimson, Radioactive, Cyan, Flaxen, Umber)
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This could be great, Runes give the antlers colors -and the toes- but I don't like the markings on the body/face so it's hard to use and gnarlhorns are neat but [i]really [/i] change the look. Something simple that just colors the antlers and claws (and bangs in this case) and doesn't involve the body would be great.
Not a fan of the bangs getting color, but I could maybe live with it. I like the idea of using antler/claw based genes on blah color terts where they wouldn't work for anything else. Like my orca/grapefruit/soil derg who has a difficult tert but giving her nice dark antlers looks great and makes her colors pop. I think adding the brown to the bangs too probably wouldn't look very good in her case but even so, something like this would be a nice addition.
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So, so, [b]SO[/b] much support for this!! [emoji=bogsneak star size=1] We have a lost of "busy" or heavy patterned primaries, this would be a great balancing effect when putting together gene combos [emoji=heart size=1]
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I love this idea! Would look great on more neon designs too, to get that scene look... Support!
xwolfxspiritx wrote on 2019-07-04 17:34:21:
PersimmonBird wrote on 2019-06-25 14:04:15:
SaikiyoLuna wrote on 2019-06-11 17:55:42:
Exlusive Gaoler gene, a simple two-tone gene that colors the horns, nails and bangs. Most of the current Gaoler genes are pretty complex or cover a large area so a nice small, simple tert.
(Crimson, Radioactive, Cyan, Flaxen, Umber)
(Crimson, Radioactive, Cyan, Flaxen, Umber)
This could be great, Runes give the antlers colors -and the toes- but I don't like the markings on the body/face so it's hard to use and gnarlhorns are neat but really change the look. Something simple that just colors the antlers and claws (and bangs in this case) and doesn't involve the body would be great.
Not a fan of the bangs getting color, but I could maybe live with it. I like the idea of using antler/claw based genes on blah color terts where they wouldn't work for anything else. Like my orca/grapefruit/soil derg who has a difficult tert but giving her nice dark antlers looks great and makes her colors pop. I think adding the brown to the bangs too probably wouldn't look very good in her case but even so, something like this would be a nice addition.
So, so, SO much support for this!!
We have a lost of "busy" or heavy patterned primaries, this would be a great balancing effect when putting together gene combos 
I love this idea! Would look great on more neon designs too, to get that scene look... Support!
Soulflame: a firefly-esque tert that causes a will-o-wisp in the dragon's tertiary color to float near its head, chest, or hands, or anywhere else in the dragon's art where a small ball of flame would possibly look nice. I'm thinking it would have a bit more complex shading than firefly, though - maybe looking a little bit more like the glow effect on Runes, where there's a visible gradient of the color's light and dark tones? So, unlike firefly, the variation in colors like orca, copper, grapefruit, metals, violet, etc would be more visible, creating a multicolored flame effect for dragons with such colors as their tertiary.
Also I very much love both SaikiyoLuna's gaoler horns+claws+bangs tert proposal, and Cutiepaw's "pentaform" idea. Support to both!
Also I very much love both SaikiyoLuna's gaoler horns+claws+bangs tert proposal, and Cutiepaw's "pentaform" idea. Support to both!
Soulflame: a firefly-esque tert that causes a will-o-wisp in the dragon's tertiary color to float near its head, chest, or hands, or anywhere else in the dragon's art where a small ball of flame would possibly look nice. I'm thinking it would have a bit more complex shading than firefly, though - maybe looking a little bit more like the glow effect on Runes, where there's a visible gradient of the color's light and dark tones? So, unlike firefly, the variation in colors like orca, copper, grapefruit, metals, violet, etc would be more visible, creating a multicolored flame effect for dragons with such colors as their tertiary.
Also I very much love both SaikiyoLuna's gaoler horns+claws+bangs tert proposal, and Cutiepaw's "pentaform" idea. Support to both!
Also I very much love both SaikiyoLuna's gaoler horns+claws+bangs tert proposal, and Cutiepaw's "pentaform" idea. Support to both!
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[quote name="Almedha" date="2019-05-22 08:51:57" ]
I think a tertiary like the fade in the bronze on Galore's colors would be great (mock-ups by @/Cadash). Just a subtle thing for the wings, horns, and throat that doesn't touch the feet, face, or belly.
[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/INMtzkS.png[/img]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/BqFMl1Q.png[/img]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/Srgaiy4.png[/img]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/XTBjUEQ.png[/img][/center]
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[center]As someone whose lair is predominately occupied with Iridescent + Shimmer dragons, this gene would provide a beautiful addition to that combination![/center]
[quote name="Raum" date="2019-02-23 03:02:34" ]
Oh wow I absolutely love the flower spots and moss idea. Never been to this thread before but I kept thinking about a flower tertiary today and came looking for a place of suggestions - seeing the idea around is a boost of a boon
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either [b]Budding[/b] or [b]Bloom[/b]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/liZ2aw6.png[/img]
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
[img]https://i.imgur.com/pbejHiI.png[/img]
Sunset
[img]https://i.imgur.com/GdjZ5mx.png[/img]
Orchid
[img]https://i.imgur.com/5CaKe5v.png[/img]
Lead
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[center]As a loyal member of the Nature Flight, this concept has [u][i]ALL[/i][/u] of my support![/center]
Almedha wrote on 2019-05-22 08:51:57:
I think a tertiary like the fade in the bronze on Galore's colors would be great (mock-ups by @/Cadash). Just a subtle thing for the wings, horns, and throat that doesn't touch the feet, face, or belly.
As someone whose lair is predominately occupied with Iridescent + Shimmer dragons, this gene would provide a beautiful addition to that combination!
Raum wrote on 2019-02-23 03:02:34:
Oh wow I absolutely love the flower spots and moss idea. Never been to this thread before but I kept thinking about a flower tertiary today and came looking for a place of suggestions - seeing the idea around is a boost of a boon
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either Budding or Bloom
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
Sunset
Orchid
Lead
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either Budding or Bloom
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
Sunset
Orchid
Lead
As a loyal member of the Nature Flight, this concept has ALL of my support!
[quote name="Raum" date="2019-02-23 03:02:34" ]
Oh wow I absolutely love the flower spots and moss idea. Never been to this thread before but I kept thinking about a flower tertiary today and came looking for a place of suggestions - seeing the idea around is a boost of a boon
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either [b]Budding[/b] or [b]Bloom[/b]
[img]https://i.imgur.com/liZ2aw6.png[/img]
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
[img]https://i.imgur.com/pbejHiI.png[/img]
Sunset
[img]https://i.imgur.com/GdjZ5mx.png[/img]
Orchid
[img]https://i.imgur.com/5CaKe5v.png[/img]
Lead
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We finally got it... But it's only for Gaolers. [emoji=bogsneak sad size=2]
I'd still love to see a flowery gene like this (or that one that had the moss and the little flowers on it, I [i]really[/i] liked that one) for modern breeds. :']
Raum wrote on 2019-02-23 03:02:34:
Oh wow I absolutely love the flower spots and moss idea. Never been to this thread before but I kept thinking about a flower tertiary today and came looking for a place of suggestions - seeing the idea around is a boost of a boon
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either Budding or Bloom
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
Sunset
Orchid
Lead
More flower ideas! I'd love to see one that utilizes dimension and space like gembond does - rising up from the dragon and not just as colouration on top of skin. I love flat patterns too by all means, I'm just very interested in seeing more things done like gembond, but more uh... controlled? Cleaner? Calmer?
A quick ideas example would be something like this, called either Budding or Bloom
This is white/caribbean/lemon
Flowers blooming from the dragon itself. Tert colours, with the tips coming from the same accent tone that makes the colour gradients in spinner? Not sure yet which would be better - spinner's accents or noxtide's accents. The tert has its own basic shadow cast (normal layer, black at 40%) as well to raise the flowers and give them dimension though
Other scrys
Sunset
Orchid
Lead
We finally got it... But it's only for Gaolers.
I'd still love to see a flowery gene like this (or that one that had the moss and the little flowers on it, I really liked that one) for modern breeds. :']
More tertiary gene ideas for Gaoler dragons. The Fungi gene and the bee/dragonfly gene could work well for modern dragon breeds as well.
I only have a few so far, but seeing the new blossom gene made me think it might be cool to have other plant genes or bug genes for ancient dragons/modern dragons.
- Fungi gene:
This gene would act like blossom but instead of flowers it would be different sizes/shapes of mushrooms. I think placement wise would be larger clusters on the shoulders and hips but smaller more spaced out clusters would be on the head, horns, feet, and tail.
You could do a bunch of different plant types too but they might be better off as skins/accents. That way blossom is still special as a plant gene.
- Add the Firefly gene:
I just think ancient dragons would look really good with the Firefly gene maybe for ancient dragons they could go out of the lineart a little bit more than they do on modern dragons? Plus I think it'd fit pretty well with the blossom gene in a breeding pair.
- Bee/dragonfly gene:
Maybe instead of Firefly get a new bug gene that has different colors of bees/dragonflies. Same sort of placement as Firefly has on modern dragons, or slightly more outside of the lineart. The bees/dragonflies could have a slightly shiny appearance similar to metallic/ but done so it's a little less flashy than metallic/alloy. This could make them pop a little bit more without making them glow like the Firefly gene.
I only have a few so far, but seeing the new blossom gene made me think it might be cool to have other plant genes or bug genes for ancient dragons/modern dragons.
- Fungi gene:
This gene would act like blossom but instead of flowers it would be different sizes/shapes of mushrooms. I think placement wise would be larger clusters on the shoulders and hips but smaller more spaced out clusters would be on the head, horns, feet, and tail.
You could do a bunch of different plant types too but they might be better off as skins/accents. That way blossom is still special as a plant gene.
- Add the Firefly gene:
I just think ancient dragons would look really good with the Firefly gene maybe for ancient dragons they could go out of the lineart a little bit more than they do on modern dragons? Plus I think it'd fit pretty well with the blossom gene in a breeding pair.
- Bee/dragonfly gene:
Maybe instead of Firefly get a new bug gene that has different colors of bees/dragonflies. Same sort of placement as Firefly has on modern dragons, or slightly more outside of the lineart. The bees/dragonflies could have a slightly shiny appearance similar to metallic/ but done so it's a little less flashy than metallic/alloy. This could make them pop a little bit more without making them glow like the Firefly gene.
More tertiary gene ideas for Gaoler dragons. The Fungi gene and the bee/dragonfly gene could work well for modern dragon breeds as well.
I only have a few so far, but seeing the new blossom gene made me think it might be cool to have other plant genes or bug genes for ancient dragons/modern dragons.
- Fungi gene:
This gene would act like blossom but instead of flowers it would be different sizes/shapes of mushrooms. I think placement wise would be larger clusters on the shoulders and hips but smaller more spaced out clusters would be on the head, horns, feet, and tail.
You could do a bunch of different plant types too but they might be better off as skins/accents. That way blossom is still special as a plant gene.
- Add the Firefly gene:
I just think ancient dragons would look really good with the Firefly gene maybe for ancient dragons they could go out of the lineart a little bit more than they do on modern dragons? Plus I think it'd fit pretty well with the blossom gene in a breeding pair.
- Bee/dragonfly gene:
Maybe instead of Firefly get a new bug gene that has different colors of bees/dragonflies. Same sort of placement as Firefly has on modern dragons, or slightly more outside of the lineart. The bees/dragonflies could have a slightly shiny appearance similar to metallic/ but done so it's a little less flashy than metallic/alloy. This could make them pop a little bit more without making them glow like the Firefly gene.
I only have a few so far, but seeing the new blossom gene made me think it might be cool to have other plant genes or bug genes for ancient dragons/modern dragons.
- Fungi gene:
This gene would act like blossom but instead of flowers it would be different sizes/shapes of mushrooms. I think placement wise would be larger clusters on the shoulders and hips but smaller more spaced out clusters would be on the head, horns, feet, and tail.
You could do a bunch of different plant types too but they might be better off as skins/accents. That way blossom is still special as a plant gene.
- Add the Firefly gene:
I just think ancient dragons would look really good with the Firefly gene maybe for ancient dragons they could go out of the lineart a little bit more than they do on modern dragons? Plus I think it'd fit pretty well with the blossom gene in a breeding pair.
- Bee/dragonfly gene:
Maybe instead of Firefly get a new bug gene that has different colors of bees/dragonflies. Same sort of placement as Firefly has on modern dragons, or slightly more outside of the lineart. The bees/dragonflies could have a slightly shiny appearance similar to metallic/ but done so it's a little less flashy than metallic/alloy. This could make them pop a little bit more without making them glow like the Firefly gene.
There's probably no plan to add Blossom to mordern breed, which is totally fine. But I think this suggestion right here would work great as a diminutive version of Blossom for modern breeds! It's all flat color and doesn't break the lineart so there's no problem on that front, and it fills the need of more nature-y genes for modern dragons. It can be named Moss for differentiation. [emoji=flowering tree size=1]
[quote name="SaikiyoLuna" date="2018-10-28 16:47:35" ]
What about something like this? Moss, spots of semi translucent patches along the back and edges with flowers/spots. Based off the 2 main colors in noxtide.
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/5926/f/2018/301/8/8/emerald_by_saikiyo-dcqlo37.png[/img]
Emerald
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/4ff1/f/2018/301/4/e/obsidion_by_saikiyo-dcqlo2f.png[/img]
Obsidian
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/3cb0/f/2018/301/7/a/orchid_by_saikiyo-dcqlo29.png[/img]
Orchid
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/94dc/f/2018/301/4/8/cerulean_by_saikiyo-dcqlo3t.png[/img]
Cerulean
I also did a version on Bogsneaks to show how it might vary from breed to breed
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/2b66/f/2018/301/5/5/eldritch_by_saikiyo-dcqlo3i.png[/img]
Eldritch
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/e51f/f/2018/301/4/d/navy_by_saikiyo-dcqlo2m.png[/img]
Navy
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/8d11/f/2018/301/4/a/garnet_by_saikiyo-dcqlom0.png[/img]
Garnet
[img]https://orig00.deviantart.net/c424/f/2018/301/8/2/antique_by_saikiyo-dcqlo40.png[/img]
Antique
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There's probably no plan to add Blossom to mordern breed, which is totally fine. But I think this suggestion right here would work great as a diminutive version of Blossom for modern breeds! It's all flat color and doesn't break the lineart so there's no problem on that front, and it fills the need of more nature-y genes for modern dragons. It can be named Moss for differentiation. 
SaikiyoLuna wrote on 2018-10-28 16:47:35:
What about something like this? Moss, spots of semi translucent patches along the back and edges with flowers/spots. Based off the 2 main colors in noxtide.
Emerald
Obsidian
Orchid
Cerulean
I also did a version on Bogsneaks to show how it might vary from breed to breed
Eldritch
Navy
Garnet
Antique
Emerald
Obsidian
Orchid
Cerulean
I also did a version on Bogsneaks to show how it might vary from breed to breed
Eldritch
Navy
Garnet
Antique
What do Arcane dragons call magical shards? Starbucks.
[quote name="TagonDramer" date="2019-03-23 13:55:09" ]
[quote name="HarpieUnion" date="2018-09-21 19:31:41" ]
[quote name="Kaio" date="2018-09-05 12:36:49" ]
[quote name="Lalisa" date="2018-05-25 20:01:23" ]
Hi, I also have an idea for a bio-luminescent gene:
[b]
http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/frd/2443699[/b] Check this forum for support.
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/395124397695959042/449705011086229514/skydancer_f_dragon.png[/img]
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/395124397695959042/449705035014864906/skin_bogsneak_f_dragon.png[/img]
[b]Support.[/b] Bioluminesence
[img]https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/395124397695959042/449705050235731979/skin_pearlcatcher_m_dragon.png[/img]
It's very very light colour biased, but the idea would be:
[LIST]
[*] 1. Patches on the flank, the base of the tail, and shoulders or neck, smaller patches on the wing-tips if necessary for design balancing
[*] 2. If there's an underbelly on the dragon, the lower part where the under-tail is would be coloured, like a firefly - if not, the lack of colour could be compensated in other areas
[*] 3. Highlight on the breed traits (Imperial and Pearlcatcher whiskers, Bogsneak pads, Guardian horns, Coatl... circle horn things, Tundra horns, etc)
[*] 4. A gentle aura over all Tertiary coloured patches as well as any accessory frills, fur, or feathers (elbow fur, etc)
[*] 5. Particles over the auras
[/LIST]
It sounds complicated like that but it's what I did for the rough pictures above.
I believe that it would look nice with current Primary and Secondary genes and not blot out any notable designs nor be too overpowering. While colour might be a little difficult (as well as figuring out how I'd highlight a Nocturne Female tail,) this would be a good idea.
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i want dis
i wannit so bad
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Sooo pretty! I’m all in for glowing dergs. It would look cool with glowing eyes!
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[b]Support.[/b] Bioluminescence would be amazing!! Think of all the subspecies!
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I'd love a couple of glowing dergs!
TagonDramer wrote on 2019-03-23 13:55:09:
HarpieUnion wrote on 2018-09-21 19:31:41:
Kaio wrote on 2018-09-05 12:36:49:
Lalisa wrote on 2018-05-25 20:01:23:
Hi, I also have an idea for a bio-luminescent gene:
http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/frd/2443699 Check this forum for support.
Support. Bioluminesence
It's very very light colour biased, but the idea would be:
It sounds complicated like that but it's what I did for the rough pictures above.
I believe that it would look nice with current Primary and Secondary genes and not blot out any notable designs nor be too overpowering. While colour might be a little difficult (as well as figuring out how I'd highlight a Nocturne Female tail,) this would be a good idea.
http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/frd/2443699 Check this forum for support.
Support. Bioluminesence
It's very very light colour biased, but the idea would be:
- 1. Patches on the flank, the base of the tail, and shoulders or neck, smaller patches on the wing-tips if necessary for design balancing
- 2. If there's an underbelly on the dragon, the lower part where the under-tail is would be coloured, like a firefly - if not, the lack of colour could be compensated in other areas
- 3. Highlight on the breed traits (Imperial and Pearlcatcher whiskers, Bogsneak pads, Guardian horns, Coatl... circle horn things, Tundra horns, etc)
- 4. A gentle aura over all Tertiary coloured patches as well as any accessory frills, fur, or feathers (elbow fur, etc)
- 5. Particles over the auras
It sounds complicated like that but it's what I did for the rough pictures above.
I believe that it would look nice with current Primary and Secondary genes and not blot out any notable designs nor be too overpowering. While colour might be a little difficult (as well as figuring out how I'd highlight a Nocturne Female tail,) this would be a good idea.
i want dis
i wannit so bad
Sooo pretty! I’m all in for glowing dergs. It would look cool with glowing eyes!
Support. Bioluminescence would be amazing!! Think of all the subspecies!
