Mutations

Pathfinder's Guild

Species: Elnin
Type: Group
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No
Animated Object

Animated Object

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No
Fey Creature

Fey Creature

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No
Pomu (Fae Variant)

Pomu (Fae Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Fae variant pomu are the same as their classic standard pomu siblings but they have a few differences to allow them to fit in with their faenin companion! 

Trait Examples
fae-pomu-1.jpgKittom Pomu (Fae Variant)
w/ Oddly-colored Pomu
fae-pomu-2.jpgAdult Pomu (Fae Variant)

Details:

  • What makes the fae variant pomu different from the standard pomu? Well, they have the following:
    • Antennae
    • Miniature Wings (Fae) (Literally, hehe.)
    • Pixie or Standard Horns
    • Faenin Tail Style
      • Fae variant pomu have a faenin tail style instead of their usual stumpy, feathered tail. The pomu's tail can be any faenin tail style and does not have to match their faenin's tail style.
      • Luminous anima doesn't impact pomus and therefore would not impact bulb (fae) tails on pomus.
      • If the faenin doesn’t have a faenin tail style then the pomu tail will follow the default: a flexible whip base with any configuration of winglets (fae).
  • The arm feathers may be colored, but that’s it. The colors just need to match the faenin in some way.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!

Pomu (Fiendish Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Fiendish variant pomu are the same as their classic standard pomu siblings but they have a few differences to allow them to fit in with their djinnin companion!

Trait Examples
fiendish-pomu-1.jpgAdult Pomu

Details:

  • What makes the fiendish variant pomu different from the standard pomu? Well, they have the following:
    • Can optionally have more talon-like feet that are a lil extra grippy but still very small.
    • Miniature Wings (Fiendish)
    • Fiendish or Standard Horns
    • Djinnin Tail Style
      • Fiendish variant pomu have a djinnin tail style instead of their usual stumpy, feathered tail. The pomu's tail can be any djinnin tail style and does not have to match their djinnin's tail style.
      • If the djinnin doesn't have a djinnin tail style then the pomu tail will follow the default: a flexible whip base with any configuration of winglets (fiendish).
  • The arm feathers may be colored, but that’s it. The colors just need to match the djinnin in some way.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!

Pomu (Finned Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Finned variant pomu are the same as their classic standard pomu siblings but they have a few differences to allow them to fit in with their undine elnin companion!

Trait Examples
finned-pomu-1.jpgAdult Pomu

Details:

  • What makes the finned variant pomu different from the standard pomu? Well, they have the following:
    • Miniature Wings (Finned)
    • Dew Drop or Standard Horns
    • Undine Subtype Tail Style
      • Finned variant pomu have an undine subtype tail style instead of their usual stumpy, feathered tail. The pomu's tail can be any undine subtype tail style and does not have to match their undine elnin's tail style.
      • If the undine elnin doesn't have an undine subtype tail style then the pomu tail will follow the default: a flexible whip base with any configuration of winglets (finned).
  • The arm feathers may be colored, but that’s it. The colors just need to match the undine elnin in some way.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!
Pomu (Non-standard Variant)

Pomu (Non-standard Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No
Pomu (Oddly-colored Variant)

Pomu (Oddly-colored Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Oddly-colored pomu are pomu that have mutated, no longer sporting their traditional black coat but a different solid color.

Trait Examples
colored-pomu-1.jpgOddly-colored Adult Pomu
colored-pomu-2.jpgOddly-colored Adult Pomu (Oddform)

Details:

  • Oddly-colored Pomu have:
    • A non-black fluffy coat that is a single solid color, that fades a bit at the hands and feet.
    • A stumpy feathered tail.
    • Their face, hands, and toes are white.
    • Facial markings, horns, and claws always match their elnin's colors.
  • The "fur" on Pomu is actually a very soft feather coat.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!
  • Hands are capable of any delicate tasks, while being strong enough for manual labor.
  • More info about Pomu can be found under the lore page under "Familiars".
Pomu (Royal Variant)

Pomu (Royal Variant)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Royal Pomu have high variability.

Trait Examples
royal-pomu-1.jpgRoyal Pomu

Details:

  • Royal Pomu generally are:
    • Much larger than standard pomu.
    • Smarter than the average pomu.
    • Are capable of perfect speech, meaning they can speak Eyrish instead of just saying "Pomu!" all the time.
  • More info about Pomu can be found under the lore page under "Familiars".
Pomu (Standard)

Pomu (Standard)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Common
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Standard pomus are always black with a white facial mask.

Trait Examples
standard-pomu-1.jpgAdult Pomu

Details:

  • Standard Pomu have:
    • A black, fluffy coat that fades to a lighter gray at the hands and feet.
    • A stumpy feathered tail.
    • Their face, hands, and toes are white.
    • Facial markings, horns, and claws always match their elnin's colors.
  • The "fur" on Pomu is actually a very soft feather coat.
  • Any other color or color accent on the body qualifies as a mutation.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!
  • Hands are capable of any delicate tasks, while being strong enough for manual labor.
  • More info about Pomu can be found under the lore page under "Familiars".
Pomu (Weapon Transformation Ability)

Pomu (Weapon Transformation Ability)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No
Pomus (Multiple)

Pomus (Multiple)

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Multiple pomu sometimes occur with this mutation!

Trait Examples
multiple-pomu-1.jpg2 Adult Pomu

Details:

  • So far Eyre residents have only seen other elnin with up to 2 pomus, which is fairly normal for multiple pomu occurrences.
    • Note: Currently this mutation applies a maximum of 2 pomus. Other numbers of pomu may appear in the future but for now consider 2 the cap!
    • If a masterlist entry lists both "Pomu (Oddly-colored Variant)" and "Pomus (Multiple) (2 Pomus)" this does not mean an elnin has 3 pomus. The (Oddly-colored Variant) entry just becomes a modifier that can be applied to the Pomus (Multiple) (2 Pomus) entry.
  • Multiple Pomu have:
    • A black, fluffy coat that fades to a lighter gray at the hands and feet.
      • If the mutation Pomu (Oddly-colored Variant) is also present on an elnin's masterlist entry, each pomu's feathers can be the same solid color or each can be a different solid color. (ie. 2 solid pink pomu OR 1 solid pink pomu and 1 solid purple pomu.)
    • A stumpy feathered tail.
    • Their face, hands, and toes are white.
    • Facial markings, horns, and claws always match their elnin's colors.
      • Multiple pomus horns and claws match their elnins and are identical on both pomu. So if an elnin has dual-toned anima both pomus will have 2 color gradients to their claw tips.
  • The "fur" on Pomu is actually a very soft feather coat.
  • Any other color or color accent on the body qualifies as a mutation.
  • The pomu of a kittom is much more round than the pomu of an adult!
  • Hands are capable of any delicate tasks, while being strong enough for manual labor.
  • More info about Pomu can be found under the lore page under "Familiars".
  •  
Temu

Temu

Species: Elnin
Type: Familiar
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

Bonded

Species: Elnin
Type: Questing
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

"Bonded" means that your elnin is quite attached to you. The bonded status is currently only used to denote that with a little help this an elnin capable of undergoing great changes not typical for non-bonded elnin, but could evolve further uses as we are able to expand our ARPG. 

Rank Unlock

Species: Elnin
Type: Questing
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

A mark that your elnin has gained experiences to pursue a higher rank. Rank unlock requirements that are fulfilled will be listed for elnin that have completed them and submitted an appropriate claim.

Resonant

Species: Elnin
Type: Questing
Rarity: Exotic
Region: N/A
Is Hereditary?: No

"Resonant" means that your elnin's mana flows smoothly and is in harmony with the greater flows of energy through Eyre. The resonant status is currently only used to reduce the rank cost of growths and/or rank upgrades, but could evolve further uses as we are able to expand our ARPG. 

Lore wise, an at rest resonant elnin gives off a pleasant "thrumming" vibe when perceived by other mana-sensitive creatures. Nothing overt or distracting, more like a silent, subtle purring- the kind of thing that you tune out immediately, but gives you a sense of calm and relaxation on a subconscious level. The company of resonant elnins has also been proven to lower your blood pressure and reduce stress.

116 results found.