Traits
Caterpillar Feet (Common)
The Insectoplant has two-toed feet and/or two-fingered hands, resembling the feet of a caterpillar. For hands, they may optionally have a thumb in addition to the two fingers.
Multiple Arms / Legs (Common)
The Insectoplant has more than two arms and/or more than two legs. These extra limbs can be placed anywhere on the body as long as they do not resemble another trait that the Insectoplant does not have.
Note:
Using Multiple Arms / Legs does not require the use of Misplaced Body Parts for any additional limbs, regardless of the placement of the additional limbs, unless NONE of the arms and/or legs are in their correct locations.
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Multiple Arms / Legs (Mandatory)
Species: Aratela
Insectoid Limbs (Common)
The Insectoplant has arms and/or legs resembling those of an insect. With this trait, the word “insect” is used loosely and can include similar animals such as spiders and centipedes.
Sectioned Body (Common)
The Insectoplant has a body that is split up into distinct sections or segments, like that of an insect.
Note:
If the Insectoplant has a more “robotic” look, that would fall under Unusual Body / Body Parts and not Sectioned Body.
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Sectioned Body (Mutation)
Species: Toxislug
Scarab Rays (Common)
The Insectoplant has arms and/or legs with a serrated edge, resembling the legs of a beetle.
NOTE:
This trait only applies to Mediscarabs.
Webbed Hands / Feet (Common)
The Insectoplant has thin webbing connecting the fingers and/or toes to one another. They help the Insectoplant maneuver through the water!
NOTE:
This trait only applies to Scoutopods and Snowphids.
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Webbed Hands / Feet (Uncommon)
Species: Snowphid
