TOXIN

OVERVIEW

• Toxin is a beautiful marking inspired by the exotic, but dangerously toxic, Poison Dart Frog. Shown above are SEVERAL examples of what it can do. It can minimally create blotchy/bandy/spotty markings in black or in colors inspired by real poison dart frogs. Look at dart frogs for inspiration for these colors!
  
  
• The black markings can be surrounded by uneven patching with bright dart frog inspired colors gradiented onto it, or have uneven borders around it in these colors. The black spotting can be densely packed on this, and can even have light soft rings/borders around it on these spots. Shown above are a few examples of the effects of Toxin. Have fun!
• Alternatively, Toxin may be restricted to the scales, giving them the colors of a Poison Dart Frog without needing Bicolor or Tricolor, and giving the poison dart frog spotting all over them.
• Toxin may not appear on the body if it is restricting to the scales unless Marked Scales is used. HOWEVER, the black part can leak onto the scales if using the normal way Toxin works.

RANGE AND DETAILS

• Toxin can effect any part of the Drakiri's body, but does not touch the Mane or Tail fur, nor does it touch the horns or hooves, mouth, or flesh. At least a small patch of Toxin should appear around the shoulders, midsection, or flank area.

COLOR TEXTURE AND GRADIENT

• Toxin must be black or near black unless effected by Reversal, Glimmer or Firefly.

• Toxin may not contain a gradient and must be hard edged.
• Spectrum can turn the colorful parts of Toxin rainbow

 LAYERING

• Toxin layers above all markings aside from Stone, Piebald, Pigeon, and Roan.
• It can cover up other scale markings if the scale option is used

PHYSICAL MUTATIONS

• Toxin can effect the wings formed by Phoenix.

• If you are not sure on the shape of Toxin, include an image of the dart frog you used for reference when submitting your Drakiri for approval.
• On Epistatic White Drakiri, Toxin can take on subtle pastel colors with the black parts being light grey, or restrict to the scales in its normal colors.

GOOD EXAMPLEs

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