Traits
Basic Tail (Common)
The Insectoplant has an average-sized rounded bug-like tail with clear lines of division going down it. It resembles the abdomen of beetles.
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Basic Tail (TS) (Rare)
Species: Toxislug
Large Tail (Common)
The Insectoplant has a large rounded bug-like tail with clear lines of division going down it. It resembles the abdomen of beetles.
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Large Tail (TS) (Rare)
Species: Toxislug
Ant Tail (Common)
The Insectoplant has a fat, round tail with clear lines of division going down it. It resembles the abdomen of ants.
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Ant Tail (BM) (Uncommon)
Species: Brewmoth
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Ant Tail (TS) (Rare)
Species: Toxislug
Grub Tail (Common)
The Insectoplant has a long, rounded, somewhat segmented tail, almost looking like multiple spheroid shapes stuck together. It resembles the tails of grubs.
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Grub Tail (BM) (Uncommon)
Species: Brewmoth
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Grub Tail (TS) (Uncommon)
Species: Toxislug
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Grub Tail (SP) (Uncommon)
Species: Snowphid
Snail / Slug Tail (TS) (Common)
The Insectoplant has a lumpy, somewhat flat tail that may have a skirt going along the bottom. It resembles the foot of a snail or slug.
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This trait only applies to Toxislugs. For any other subspecies, Non-Insectoid Tail is used.
Shark / Fish Tail (SC) (Common)
The Insectoplant has an aquatic tail that may have a caudal fin at the end. It resembles the tail of a shark or fish.
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This trait only applies to Scoutopods. For any other subspecies, Non-Insectoid Tail is used.
Caterpillar Tail (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a long, rounded, somewhat segmented tail, almost looking like multiple spheroid shapes stuck together. It has nubby prolegs on each spheroid shape. It resembles the abdomen of caterpillars.
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The use of prolegs on Caterpillar Tails does not require the Multiple Arms / Legs trait.
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Caterpillar Tail (BM) (Common)
Species: Brewmoth
Moth Tail (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a rounded, fuzzy tail resembling the tail of a moth.
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Moth Tail (BM) (Common)
Species: Brewmoth
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Moth Tail (SP) (Common)
Species: Snowphid
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Moth Tail (TS) (Rare)
Species: Toxislug
Spider Tail (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a rounded, optionally fuzzy tail resembling the tail of a spider.
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Spider Tail (BM) (Common)
Species: Brewmoth
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Spider Tail (TS) (Rare)
Species: Toxislug
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Spider Tail (AT) (Common)
Species: Aratela
Dragonfly Tail (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a long, thin, somewhat cylindrical tail with clear lines of division going down it, resembling the tail of a dragonfly.
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Dragonfly Tail (BM) (Common)
Species: Brewmoth
Earwig Tail (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a cylindrical tail with pincers at the end and clear lines of division going down it, resembling the tail of an earwig.
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Earwig Tail (SP) (Common)
Species: Snowphid
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Earwig Tail (BM) (Rare)
Species: Brewmoth
Seal / Whale Tail (SC) (Uncommon)
The Insectoplant has a tail with horizontal flukes at the end resembling the tail of a whale or has a small, cylindrical tail resembling the tail of a seal.
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This trait only applies to Scoutopods. For any other subspecies, Non-Insectoid Tail is used.
Firefly Tail (Rare)
The Insectoplant has a rounded tail with clear lines of division and a glowing end, resembling the abdomen of a firefly. The glow can be "turned on" or "turned off."
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When using Firefly Tail, the Insectoplant does not also need Bioluminescence for the end of the tail unless other parts of the body glow as well.
Scorpion Tail (Rare)
The Insectoplant has a tail consisting of spherical segments ending in a barb, resembling the tail of a scorpion.
Centipede Tail (Rare)
The Insectoplant has a long, somewhat flat tail with a soft underside, clear lines of division, and legs or leg-like protrusions on each segment.
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When using Centipede Tail, the Insectoplant does not also need Multiple Arms / Legs unless there are multiple limbs on areas of the body other than the tail.
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Centipede Tail (SP) (Uncommon)
Species: Snowphid
Non-Insectoid Tail (Rare)
The Insectoplant has a tail that does not match the description for any other tail trait. This can include mammalian tails, avian tails, or fantastical tails.
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When using Non-Insectoid Tail, the tail may not be smooth and curled into a tight spiral shape.
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Non-Insectoid Tail (SC) (Mutation)
Species: Scoutopod