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Sphinxes come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Sphinxes can be found all over the world, and different types of sphinxes can be very unique. There are also a multitude of mutations in the sphinxes world to add even more distinction between them.

-- Basic Types --

Egyptian

The Egyptian sphinxes make up the vast majority of the population. The basic sphinx will have a typical lion body with the head of a human. They are about the size of a large tiger.

Hierocosphinx and Criosphinx

The Hieroco and Crio sphinxes are similar to the Egyptian sphinxes, but have falcon and ram reads respectively. These traits can only be found in males, and any female offspring will always be the egyptian type instead. The Hieroco and Crio traits will pass to male children at the normal percentage rate. Hieroco and Crio sphinxes use all the same job costumes as Egyptian sphinxes, but modifications are made for their heads, ususally resulting in the headpiece of the costume being removed.

Bennu

(Shown here with all phoenix traits)

The Bennu sphinx are similar to the Egyptian sphinxes, but have an Ibis head instead of a human head. This combining of cat with a species besides human makes them similar to the Hieroco and Crio sphinxes. However, unlike their falcon and ram counterparts, Bennu sphinxes can be both male and female.

Greek

Greek sphinxes have a rich heritage that is entirely separate from the Egyptians. They also have cat bodies and human heads, but unlike Egyptian sphinxes, Greek sphinxes always have wings. For this reason, they believe themselves superior to their Egyptian cousins.

Netjer

Netjers are an entirely different sort of sphinx from those listed above. Instead of an animal body with a human head, Netjer's have more of a human body with an animal head. In this case, the standard Netjer have a jackal head, much like their favored god, Anubis. They live far to the south of the Egyptian sphinxes, so they are not much seen in the Egyptian city of Khemet.

-- Egyptian Traits --

Here is a showcase of all the standard traits that Egyptian sphinxes can display. Each of these mutations may be passed on through breeding at the normal percentage rate.

Head


Feline Face Artist: PookaWitch	Cat Eyes Artist: PookaWitch	Pupiless Eyes Artist: PookaWitch	Cat Ears Artist: PookaWitch

Whiskers Artist: PookaWitch	Silky Ears Artist: PookaWitch	Lynx Fur Artist: LostDollie	Shark Teeth Artist: PookaWitch Inspired by: HybridSiren

Bat Ears Artist: PookaWitch Inspired by: AriyaEretsee	Velvet Ears Artist: AriyaEretsee	Lynx Ears Artist: Ariya Eretsee	Bladed Horn Artist: Ariya Eretsee

Body


Silky Legs Artist: PookaWitch	Mane (male only) Artist: PookaWitch	Feather Wings Artist: PookaWitch	Dragon Wings Artist: PookaWitch

Neck Ruff Artist: AriyaEretsee	Curly Mane (male only) Artist: PookaWitch	Feathering Artist: Aranea

Tail


Cat Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Fluffy Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Silky Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Dragon Tail Artist: PookaWitch

Fox Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Phoenix Tail Artist: PookaWitch		Shark Tail (w/ Leg/Dorsal Fins & Gills) Artist: PookaWitch Inspired by: HybridSiren

Manx Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Bobtail Artist: AriyaEretsee	Sha Tail Artist: Aranea	Velvet Tail Artist: AriyaEretsee

Dragon Enhancements

Barbed Tail

Hieroco/Crio/Bennu Traits


Owl Face Artist: PookaWitch	Feather Crest Artist: PookaWitch	Feather Tail Artist: PookaWitch	Ibex Horns Artist: PookaWitch Inspired by: Silent-Moon

Crio Mane Artist: PookaWitch	Feathered Horns Artist: LostDollie	Ibis Bill Artist: PookaWitch	Phoenix Crest and Wings Artist: PookaWitch