Traits

A horn that can come in various shapes and cuts. It has to be one gem though and located in the middle of the forehead.

These horns curl back and twist in themselves, ending next to the forehead. Their bottom is smooth, but the top has ridges and branches. 

A small crown like horn that can vary in shape, but is solid in nature.

Horns that have entwined strands.

A sturdy horn that grows up in rings.

These branched horns resemble the roots of a tree. The grow backwards and downwards at the end of the head.

Horns of an ibex. They curl up in a large curve over the head. They have ridges.

Artifact horns are always in the form of another horn (no restrictions for common or sub Shijis).

Horns that curl once and grow up then. The form is round.

Little nubs.

Well... No horns means no horns.

The normal and common horns of the Shiji-Long. They aren't too big but can vary in branches and form.

A large plate horn, that resembles the shield of a triceratops.

These sturdy horns grow to the side and upwards.

These small horns grow on top of each other. There can be either two or three pairs.

A tail that is fully covered with fur. It looks as if it's segmented.

This is a thick tail that has thick ridges on the middle upper tail side. It is covered in scales. The end looks a bit like a scorpion's stinger.

A very thin, scaley tail with spikes seaming the upper side, which get longer the further you go to the tip.

The mane of the tail almost goes down to the tip. The fur is standing up like a mohawk, tapering down in length the farther it goes.

A scaley tail which has thick spikes at the base of the tail (top), which taper down into smaller ones. There are three bigger one before the tail tip, which resembles a spiky club. The tail end is flat.