Fawn spots are a line of spots that are either white or in the elemental color scheme. They must be clearly connected in a line-like pattern.
Color Rules
Fawn Spots can be white or any color within the elemental color scheme.
Layering Rules
You may layer them normally or as a top-layer marking.
Shape
You must have at least one row of spots. You can choose for them to be vertical, horizontal, or spiraled–as long as the line of spots looks like a line.It is okay if they are not perfectly circular--small oval spots work just as well. Some teardrop spots are okay as long as they look like a line of dots.
Effect on Modifiers & Physical Traits
It may affect modifiers, skin, nails, ears, and similar things where it touches. It can also appear on modifiers that are not touching the marking.
Interactions
- Spectrum - Fawn Spots affected by Spectrum do not need to have a gradient within them, as long as the colors appear in order on the mark.
- Appaloosa, Tobiano, Roan - Instead of making dots on the dragon, Fawn Spots may create lines of holes within these marks.
- Comet - The dots of Comet can create shapes within the mark as if they were Fawn Spots. If this effect is used, then regular Fawn Spots are optional.
- Spotted - If both Spotted and Fawn Spots are present, then Spotted may create patterns the same way Fawn Spots does.
Charged Fawn Spots
Charged Fawn Spots may be any color, even if it’s outside of the elemental color scheme.