I support the mandarin, peregrine, runic, and bioluminescent tertiary genes.
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TOPIC | Tertiary Gene Suggestions
oh swirls would be a great idea or tribal like!!
oh swirls would be a great idea or tribal like!!
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I really like the idea of Tertiary genes that support and enhance the secondary and primaries as is mentioned on the first page, however perhaps that might be better posed as a "Complex Secondary" gene?
But what about something more texture based? Like the Indigo Scale skin?
But what about something more texture based? Like the Indigo Scale skin?
I really like the idea of Tertiary genes that support and enhance the secondary and primaries as is mentioned on the first page, however perhaps that might be better posed as a "Complex Secondary" gene?
But what about something more texture based? Like the Indigo Scale skin?
But what about something more texture based? Like the Indigo Scale skin?
I suggest a vein like tertiary that reminds of the veins you find in some minerals. Though perhaps a tertiary with blood veins would also be cool I think.
I suggest a vein like tertiary that reminds of the veins you find in some minerals. Though perhaps a tertiary with blood veins would also be cool I think.
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A star/constellation like pattern? It could be tied into the lore, even.
A star/constellation like pattern? It could be tied into the lore, even.
How about something tribal-like? I've always been a huge fan and it would possibly make a really cool tertiary, too. A bit like circuit perhaps, just sort of painted onto the dragon, but not covering as much as circuit.
I might actually doodle some ideas sometime .v.
I might actually doodle some ideas sometime .v.
How about something tribal-like? I've always been a huge fan and it would possibly make a really cool tertiary, too. A bit like circuit perhaps, just sort of painted onto the dragon, but not covering as much as circuit.
I might actually doodle some ideas sometime .v.
I might actually doodle some ideas sometime .v.
I'd love to see some that only affect the primary region or only affect he secondary region of a dragon. That would allow for markings on the wings or body in colors that aren't similar to the regular color. Maybe even remakes of already-existing primary/secondary genes with the tertiary color.
I'd love to see some that only affect the primary region or only affect he secondary region of a dragon. That would allow for markings on the wings or body in colors that aren't similar to the regular color. Maybe even remakes of already-existing primary/secondary genes with the tertiary color.
I'd love to see a gene that would give a snowflake like pattern to a dragon. That or something lace like or a swirl pattern.
I'd love to see a gene that would give a snowflake like pattern to a dragon. That or something lace like or a swirl pattern.
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I'd like to make a suggestion in the same vein as piebald: tobiano.
This gene naturally occurs in horses and is a variation of pinto that occurs on a spectrum. For example, Snappers might look fantastic with a reduced tobiano [1st image in the below chart] while Wildclaws and Faes might look nice with mainly head markings [ 2nd to last] and Guardians with classic [3rd].
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I personally think that to make a piebald/tobiano/etc tertiary really worth it, it has to look like real piebald markings. You know - pale.
So instead of the markings being the full opacity tertiary color, I propose the color to be diluted to an off-white shade. When you mask a full strength color with a layer of white at 85% or so opacity, you get a shade that is still obviously a distinct color, but also white enough to create a piebald appearance and not merely a paint-splashed effect.
I'd like to make a suggestion in the same vein as piebald: tobiano.
This gene naturally occurs in horses and is a variation of pinto that occurs on a spectrum. For example, Snappers might look fantastic with a reduced tobiano [1st image in the below chart] while Wildclaws and Faes might look nice with mainly head markings [ 2nd to last] and Guardians with classic [3rd].
I personally think that to make a piebald/tobiano/etc tertiary really worth it, it has to look like real piebald markings. You know - pale.
So instead of the markings being the full opacity tertiary color, I propose the color to be diluted to an off-white shade. When you mask a full strength color with a layer of white at 85% or so opacity, you get a shade that is still obviously a distinct color, but also white enough to create a piebald appearance and not merely a paint-splashed effect.
This gene naturally occurs in horses and is a variation of pinto that occurs on a spectrum. For example, Snappers might look fantastic with a reduced tobiano [1st image in the below chart] while Wildclaws and Faes might look nice with mainly head markings [ 2nd to last] and Guardians with classic [3rd].
I personally think that to make a piebald/tobiano/etc tertiary really worth it, it has to look like real piebald markings. You know - pale.
So instead of the markings being the full opacity tertiary color, I propose the color to be diluted to an off-white shade. When you mask a full strength color with a layer of white at 85% or so opacity, you get a shade that is still obviously a distinct color, but also white enough to create a piebald appearance and not merely a paint-splashed effect.
@NitrousTwins - I adore the look of those "eel" stripes! Delicate and yet distinctive! I may even prefer it to Peregrine, which has a similar concept but a clunkier execution.
I am also very strongly in support of Bioluminescent tertiary genes — those would look amazing with almost any color combination.
I quite like Crystalize, but I think it should serve as a replacement for Gembound, which I think most all of us can agree has not been very successful.
While I think Zebra and the other "set"-type tertiaries have gorgeous art, I'm kinda ehhhh about the idea of a tertiary being able to become a poor man's primary + secondary — a tertiary shouldn't be able replace primary and secondary genes.
I am also very strongly in support of Bioluminescent tertiary genes — those would look amazing with almost any color combination.
I quite like Crystalize, but I think it should serve as a replacement for Gembound, which I think most all of us can agree has not been very successful.
While I think Zebra and the other "set"-type tertiaries have gorgeous art, I'm kinda ehhhh about the idea of a tertiary being able to become a poor man's primary + secondary — a tertiary shouldn't be able replace primary and secondary genes.
@NitrousTwins - I adore the look of those "eel" stripes! Delicate and yet distinctive! I may even prefer it to Peregrine, which has a similar concept but a clunkier execution.
I am also very strongly in support of Bioluminescent tertiary genes — those would look amazing with almost any color combination.
I quite like Crystalize, but I think it should serve as a replacement for Gembound, which I think most all of us can agree has not been very successful.
While I think Zebra and the other "set"-type tertiaries have gorgeous art, I'm kinda ehhhh about the idea of a tertiary being able to become a poor man's primary + secondary — a tertiary shouldn't be able replace primary and secondary genes.
I am also very strongly in support of Bioluminescent tertiary genes — those would look amazing with almost any color combination.
I quite like Crystalize, but I think it should serve as a replacement for Gembound, which I think most all of us can agree has not been very successful.
While I think Zebra and the other "set"-type tertiaries have gorgeous art, I'm kinda ehhhh about the idea of a tertiary being able to become a poor man's primary + secondary — a tertiary shouldn't be able replace primary and secondary genes.
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