Traits

DESIGN NOTES:

• Made up crystals are fine and encouraged!
• The fossil must either be embedded within the crystal, or have crystalline growths growing on the fossil.
• Examples of crystals include amber, ice and opals, however we allow any other type of crystal to be used!

Crystalized fossil Terraliens are solely obtainable via Mod/Guest Artist designs or by applying an 'Amber Crypt' to a MYO Slot. Other Stages of fossil Terraliens can be turned into a crystallized Stages when redesigning by using the 'Field Kit' item.

Image Credit: Peachepines

DESIGN NOTES:

• Made up shells, keratin remnants or bones are fine and encouraged!
• The fossil itself must be casted within a rock or solidified magma and not directly attached to a rock, otherwise it would be classed as the fossilized Stages.

Moulded fossil Terraliens are solely obtainable via Mod/Guest Artist designs or by applying an 'Amber Crypt' to a MYO Slot. Other Stages of fossil Terraliens can be turned into a moulded Stages when redesigning by using the 'Field Kit'  item.

Image Credit: Peachepines

DESIGN NOTES:

• Made up skeletons, bones and other remains are allowed and encouraged!
• The critter must be unattached to any other form of rock or crystal within the visor otherwise they may fall into a different Stages.
• Cannot have any form of flesh included within the fossil.

Decayed fossil Terraliens are solely obtainable via Mod/Guest Artist designs or by applying an 'Amber Crypt' to a MYO Slot. Other Stages of fossil Terraliens can be turned into a decayed Stages when redesigning by using the 'Field Kit' item.

Image Credit: Peachepines

DESIGN NOTES:

• Made up skeletons, bones and other remains are fine and encouraged!
• The remains must still be embedded into a rock and not on their own, unlike moulded.

Fossilized fossil Terraliens are solely obtainable via Mod/Guest Artist designs or by applying an 'Amber Crypt' to a MYO Slot. Other Stages of fossil Terraliens can be turned into the fossilized Stage when redesigning by using the 'Field Kit'  item.

Image Credit: Peachepines