Traits

Little thick horns.

One straight horn on the forehead. It cannot be curved.

Stag horns. The branches are pointy, not round.

Typical ram horns. They can be long and curl in on themselves.

These horns always grow in pairs. The first pair is always small.

Horns that grow in symmetrical shapes.

These horns start round and go flat as they grow in a wave form.

Horns that resemble finger corals. Can be asymmetrical.

Big, massive horns that grow small ridges.

Horns that resemble the seven-branched sword. Has to grow parallel.

Horns that grow along the jawline.

Large moose horns.

Normal horns, but thick.

Ridged horns that grow upward. They can vary a bit in size and shape.

These ridged horns grow from the back to the front. They are in the middle of the head.

Cornet horns resemble the house of sea snails. They start on the top of the head, curl in a spiral and go down the side. They have rounded ridges at the end.

These ridged horns grow back in a wave.

These ridged horns resemble kudu horns. They can either just curl from side to side or in a spiral. (See kudu horns)

Flat horns that form an S curve.

Horns that resemble spiral horns, just that their lower half curles along the jawline.