Traits

A variant of the tiger tail adorned with many sharp spikes, smaller than the usual quills on a memora.

• The quills of the thorned tiger tail should not mimic quills, and the amount can vary greatly, from a few to many in quantity
• Usual but not limited placements are: along the spine, rings/circumference of the tail width, sporadic/random sparse areas
• Tail tip must stay bare, so as not to mimic other tails with pointed/quilled ends

A small tail with a pointed tip.

• Tail must taper into a tip and can point in many directions

Quills located on the base of the tail.

• Straight tails like the butterfly and moth have their quills vertically lined, running up the spine along the tail
• Spiral tails like the shell and sprout will have their quills vertically lined, curling around the tail

• Shorn tails such as the tiger, point, and striker have their quills horizontally fanned out across the rear