Petal

Uncommon

Petal

Overview

Petal is an ancient marking. There are records of it dating back to before the rex moved underwater. As a result, there is a lot of speculation around it, dreams about flowers that could not be transplanted to the city-state...

Marking Colors

Marking Edges

Symmetry

 

Rules and Ranges Special Interactions Examples

Rules

  • Petals must appear to be either a common petal shape or diamond-shaped.
  • The petal shape you choose must stay consistent on the entire design.
  • Petals are allowed to appear anywhere on the rex.
  • Petals are allowed to have multiple colors and appear to "layer".
    • They must be easily able to be color-picked.
  • Petals can cover an area or appear as singular patches, they should never come off as unnatural, too uniform, or ordered to a degree where it creates a pointillism effect.
  • Petals should always appear in pairs of at least 2! There should never be one lonely petal around.
  • There should be at least TWO petals showing on a rex!
  • Some Petals may be smaller than the minimum size when they are in a cluster.
  • Petal can fade out when presented in big patches!
  • Make sure that petal never looks like Laurel!

Boundaries

Copy paste these images directly into your art program over your design and set them to multiply for the best work effect.
Alternatively you can download the boundary PSDs with the marking boundaries!

Armored

 

Furred

 

Special Interactions

Some markings interact uniquely with Petal, creating distinctive presentations when combined. Here's a list of these special markings.

Frontier

When Frontier and Petal are both present on a geno, Petal is allowed to affect other Defined-edged markings! Petal can then erase small portions from affected markings' edges and add more spots on the outside, almost giving a mottled effect. This effect should never take up more than 50% of a marking's edges!

Rain

Rain cut-outs can change shape to the form of petals.

Petals-Only Examples

 

Here are some acceptable Petal shapes!

Player Owned Examples


Be sure to only take inspiration from these designs rather than copying them directly, especially as rules may have changed since they were approved!