• Charmed Marble can only be used to edit the body type of a Rexal.
• No pose changes can be applied with a Charmed Marble. All modifications must retain the default import’s pose.
• There should be no changes to the coat type, the basic shape of the armor plates or the throat armor. You are permitted to shift, liquefy, or trace the existing lineart in order to facilitate this.
• Apertures should not move or shift.
• There are no percentage limitations to how much you can edit the lineart to reflect the desired body type. However, at no point should a Rexal's edits look suggestive, sexualized or otherwise inappropriate.
• Please refer to the provided “maximum” examples for your chosen body types!

These items allow you to customize specific areas of the import. The Charmed Comb is to be used on a Furred coat, while the Charmed Chisel is to be used on an Armored coat. These two items allow for the most drastic changes to your Rexal’s unique silhouette, providing the potential for elaborate manes and hairstyles, dramatic armor crests or even smoother, finer scaling. Depending on the coat-based Traits your Rexal possesses (Sundry or Obsitum), they may have an expanded edit range available to them. Make sure that you are using the correct edit range images so you don’t miss out!

• It is important to remember that the BLUE areas of the range guides are where things can GROW FROM, while the RED areas of the range guides are where things can OVERLAP, fall into or extend out to. In the case of the COMB, the LIGHT RED area is specifically where long hair can hang down behind, as edits should not obscure a Rexal’s features or markings excessively.
• Coat Traits expand these areas, but the default coat type is fairly limited. Be mindful of where the ranges end; edits that slip into other Trait ranges will be sent to corrections.
• Combs do not allow for hair/manes to flow majestically in the wind. All edits should be done with the assumption that your Furred Rexal is standing in an area with still air and normal gravity.
• Your Rexal may not be inclined to wear their hair up, or keep it all well-contained. Perhaps they often have hair hanging over their eyes. However, as the throat armor and face are key features when only drawing a few body sections, these are not allowed to be mostly or completely covered on the import.
• There is some leniency for an occasional loose strand of hair falling outside of the red areas of the Comb’s range; please refer to the example images below.
• Chisels do not allow Armored Rexals to grow spikes or horns. Any similar structures must be clearly depicted as scale growth (obviously a large scale or an extension of an existing plate, not separated from or growing between them).

This item is for styling the parts of your Rexal that aren’t covered by the Comb or Chisel! Altering the shapes of arm fluff and scales, changing the facial expression, and modifying the throat armor of your Rexal are done with this item. You can also slightly edit things in the Comb or Chisel ranges available to your Rex; however, unless otherwise permitted by the coat Trait your Rexal possesses (Sundry or Obsitum), Charmed Clay CAN NOT cause anything to grow. Scales should remain the same length/height or shorter; likewise for fur. If you don’t want to make dramatic changes, this item may be the correct choice for you.

• Charmed Clay can be used for styling fur or shaping scales. Keep in mind that unless your Rexal has a relevant Coat Trait, Clay CAN NOT cause fur or scales to grow! It can be used to lengthen the claws a bit, though.
• Fur and scales must remain roughly the same length or shorter than the default length depicted on the base import. Clay CAN NOT be used in lieu of a Chisel to alter the shape of the tail spikes or armor plates on an Armored Rexal’s head/neck; likewise, Clay CAN NOT be used to imply a tail tuft or lift the fur along the head/neck.
• Any alterations to the texture of fur must remain roughly in line with the default lineart. Any edits to the armor plates or tail spikes must retain the same look as the default scales and should not significantly deviate from the default silhouette of an Armored Rexal.
• Carving designs into scale plates or patterns into fur is considered scarification and will require the use of Charmed Bandages or a Charmed Medical Kit. Please refer to the Scarring tab within this guide if you wish to do so.
• Charmed Clay can be used to alter the shape of the throat armor, though should not be completely smoothed out so much that it appears to be a newly born pup. Please refer to the bottom of the Rex Species tab within this guide to see what the restrictions are.
• NOTE: Rexal throat armor is allowed no more than five points, although it can present with fewer. The existing fifth point is the tiny one tucked under the 4th point down, before the throat armor blends into the chest.
• Remember! The throat armor is smooth and should never be edited to have a textured surface.
• Charmed Clay can be used to SLIGHTLY alter the position/angle of apertures to suit the flow of edited armor plating. However, they should remain in roughly the same location, at roughly the same size, and remain teardrop-shaped.
• Charmed Clay can be used to alter the facial expression of your Rexal. This includes closing the mouth and/or adjusting the position of the ears, as well as customizing facial features/head shape.
• However, please refer to the Rex Species tab for the guide on how to keep your Rexal looking like a Rexal. Failure to follow those guidelines will result in a trip to Corrections.
• There are no percentage limitations to how much you can edit to style your Rex

This is one of two items that will permit you to alter your Rexal’s pose on the import. The Charmed Mask shares some functions with Charmed Clay, in that it can alter your Rexal’s facial expression. However, it is special in that it permits you to more fully illustrate your Rexal’s character through posture as well as facial expressions! With this item, your Rexal may turn and tilt their head, bend their neck in sorrow or weariness, or look down upon the viewer with their nose lifted high.

• The Charmed Mask comes with its own set of ranges, provided below.
• The BLUE area indicates what region is allowed to be customized; treat this as a restricted Charmed Clay application. Facial expression, shape, ear and jaw position can be edited here; make sure to refer to the Rex Species tab so that your Rexal stays looking like a Rexal.
• The RED area indicates what region is allowed to be reposed, and is referred to as the ‘flexibility zone’; it is intended to allow adjustments for the posing of the head to look natural. Throat armor, armor plates and fur texture should remain as close in appearance to the default import as possible without the application of other edit items. Armor plates are allowed to shift, as they overlap each other and will visibly move if a Rexal’s pose changes.
• While the Charmed Mask allows you to edit the pose of the head (and the neck, so that it doesn’t look strange), there are some limitations.
• The head cannot turn toward the viewer past a 3/4ths angle, or look away beyond a full profile view. This item also cannot be used to make a Rexal look behind themselves, either through turning the head and neck far enough around to face backward, or by tilting the head so far up that they can see behind.
• Likewise, the head should not tilt so far to one side or the other that a significant portion of the face is obscured.
• The lineart of the neck and throat armor should not be edited beyond the range provided, although there is some leeway for armor plates shifting over one another.

If you find yourself lucky enough to get your hands on one of these rare and special edit items, you will be able to customize your Rexal’s pose! However, each Statue only permits the alteration of one body section, and although it can stack up to 3 body sections, any portion of the body that receives a noticeable pose edit will require the use of one of these. For example, a Rexal’s back end fully standing up will affect the hind legs, the tail, and the torso, for a total of 3 Statues.

• For the full guide on how to use a Charmed Marble Statue, please refer to the Posing tab on this guide page
• The Charmed Marble Statue and the Charmed Mask are able to stack. However, the Charmed Mask can only affect up to roughly half of the neck, and overlapping this area with a Charmed Marble Statue will still count as one full use.

The smallest of the accessorizing items available is the Charmed Pyxis. Rings, bracelets, piercings, ear cuffs, glasses and similar very small accessories are the purview of this item. It allows you to add up to five small pieces of jewelry to your Rexal, and multiple can be stacked. It can overlap with the Charmed Ribbon in some cases; if you’re not sure of the best combination of edit items to use, feel free to ask.

• Charmed Pyxis is used to apply up to five individual small jewelry pieces to your Rexal (symmetrical applications do not count against this number). This includes rings, bracelets, hair beading, piercings, ear cuffs and clips, glasses and other very small accessories. False/gold teeth can be applied with this item as well.
• Pyxis use can sometimes overlap with other items. For instance, a cluster of multiple strands of necklaces or a larger wrist cuff/bangle might need a Charmed Ribbon instead of several Pyxis. Likewise, two or three gold teeth may use a Pyxis, but a full set of metallic teeth would require Charmed Metallic Paint instead.
• Jewelry should not appear too modern. Rexals don’t have wristwatches, bling, or giant cowboy belt buckles! Similarly, jewelry that is not compatible with Rexal anatomy, such as gauge piercings, should be avoided.

PLEASE NOTE:

Rexals do not have ears like any animals you might be familiar with. Their ear-horns, while flexible and mobile, are constructed of cartilage - but their hollow interior contains a fluid that transmits sound picked up by the structure into the ear canals. This means that if you poke holes in them, they will leak. Realistically, piercing an ear-horn would risk damaging a Rexal’s hearing and equilibrium, as well as opening up the ear to infection and making it impossible to dive, as the pressure would implode the punctured ear. This is not something that we will enforce, but if you want to be lore-accurate, there are plenty of alternatives available to decorate ear-horns without compromising their structure. Ear cuffs, clasps and caps are all non-damaging options. Armored Rexals could have gemstones inlaid into their scales. Sundry and Obsitum Rex, which have long ear fur, could mimic earrings by weaving beads into the fluff. Both coat types could alternatively pierce their throat armor points, which are much less delicate!

This item is for small and mid-sized accessories or clusters of accessories. The Charmed Ribbon is best used for things like bracers, hats, bags, gloves, scarves or wraps and other small, mostly non-jewelry apparel items. Multiple Ribbons can be applied but cannot stack in such a way as to mimic Charmed Fabric.

• A Charmed Ribbon is used to apply one accessory or a cluster of small accessories (such as multiple layered necklaces or flowers woven into the hair) to your Rexal. Symmetrical applications like matching bracers or gloves do not require an additional Ribbon use.
• A Charmed Ribbon can be used to apply larger pieces of jewelry or clusters of jewelry. This may overlap with Pyxis use; if you are not sure which combination of items would work best for the edits you have in mind, you are welcome to ask.
• Multiple Charmed Ribbons can be applied for multiple accessories, but CANNOT stack to mimic Charmed Fabric coverage. A single Charmed Ribbon accessory should cover no more than 15% of the Rexal.

Although Rexals don’t need clothing in the same way that humans do, they are not above showing off wealth and status or taking advantage of utilitarian gear. The Charmed Fabric is your go-to item for large articles of clothing, outfits or equipment.

• One Charmed Fabric can cover up to 50% of the Rexal. You can apply up to two, although enough of the Rexal should still remain uncovered to be identifiable, even as an Overlay; a direct edit should leave at least 30% of the Rexal uncovered.
• Charmed Fabric can sometimes overlap with Charmed Ribbon’s use. “Accessory” type items that are close to a larger apparel item (ex. Bracers, an accessory type item, being worn with a shirt/vest/cape which is in roughly the same region) can be included in a Charmed Fabric use, while an accessory that is not nearby/in contact with the main Fabric use area would need a Ribbon (ex. A hood/cowl draping over the head and shoulders with a tail bangle or hind foot wraps would need a Fabric and a Ribbon because the “Accessory” items are too far away).
• Clothing designs should generally suit the currently available time periods. Excessively ‘modern’-appearing clothing will be rejected. You are welcome and encouraged to provide visual examples with your submission if you think it may not pass without the provided historical context.

With this item you are able to add 'stage magic' to your Rexal!

• One Charmed Detego Arca may cover up to 20% of a Rexal.
• Charmed Detego Arca may make your Rexal appear permanently wet, add drool, tears or blood, or add a prop that is held or rested on the ground.
• Detego Arca can NOT add wings, extra limbs, horns, or anything else that would make a Rexal no longer a Rexal.
• Detego Arca should always be lore-accurate.
• Detego Arca can never appear magical without the application of a Charmed Eye of Rex, and can never appear to be made out of the Rexal's own magic.

With this artefact you are able imbue a Charmed Fabric, Charmed Pyxis, Charmed Detego Arca or Charmed Ribbon with magic, making them glow, float, or similar.

Alternatively, you are able to add small weather effects to an import, such as light snow falling, rain, fog or a breeze.

• Charmed Eye of Rex should NEVER match the Rexal's magic color.
• Charmed Eye of Rex cannot make magic effects on its own. It can only affect a Charmed Fabric, Ribbon, Pyxis, or Detego Arca!
• Affected items always must exhibit visible magic effects. These include glowing auras, colorful smoke, runes, sparkles, etc!
• It can also make props float!
• Charmed Eye of Rex can alternatively add small weather effects. It cannot do both with one application!
• These should always be layered above the Rexal, never directly on the Rex layer or behind them!

PLEASE NOTE:

While Eye of Rex is allowed to add small weather effects, these may never mimic The Black Fog that is located around Rexalia. This is because the Fog would kill or maim any Rexals that got close to it!

Charmed Common Paints add 1-3 new colors to your Rexal! These colors can be minimally shaded and mimic tattoos, but never markings that your Rexal does not have!

Charmed Metallic Paints add 1-3 new colors to your Rexal! These colors should always appear reflective or shiny and can mimic tattoos!

Charmed Sparkling Paints add 1-3 new colors to your Rexal! These colors should always appear glittery or sparkly and can mimic tattoos!

Charmed Luminescent Paints add 1-3 new colors to your Rexal! These colors should always appear to glow and can mimic tattoos!