What is a Curse or a Blessing?

A curse is seen as a 'gift' from Loki. They include the physical mutations Claws, Fangs, and Bobtail. 


A blessing is seen as a gift from Freyja. They include the physical mutations Silken Cheeks, Feathered Legs, and Flopped Ears.

How do I obtain a physical mutation?

Physical mutations can be passed down in breeding, as all physical mutations are hereditary. You can also place a randomly rolled curse or blessing on an unused Felvarg geno by finding a shrine, a rare mountaineering item. This item may also appear as a bonus or reward through the group. Remember that this is a completely random roll, if you roll something that you do not like or do not wish to use, you don't need to add the physical mutation to your Felvarg. However, this nullifies the mutation, meaning it will not be hereditary or appear on the Felvarg anywhere.

Where are physical mutation files located?

All the mutation files are in the main download hub of the imports. They are on every coat to date. Or you can find them in their own drive file here!

What are Submissive Lines?

Submissive lines are a free, non hereditary, and completely optional physical mutation. These can be applied at any time during a Felvarg's life, through the nook during approval, or after upload in physical item applications in the monthly Village Cache journal. These are on all builds and all coats, again in their respective folders.

Do I have to use the provided lineart for the Curses and Blessings?

No. Provided that your custom lineart follows along the general placement of the provided lineart, and follows the same concept, you may alter them to fit your needs. This means you can extend say Silken Cheeks, to allow the cheeks to drag on the ground, or alter Feathered Legs to be more suitable for your Felvarg's coat type.
Likewise, you may edit one aspect of the submissive lines, being either the tail or the ears. So, as an example, you could make the ears stand up while keeping the tail tucked. However, you cannot change both.