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Modifiers

Color Modifiers

Modifiers alter the appearance of the base coat but do not dilute it.

Flaxen

Flaxen lightens the mane and tail of chestnut horses.

Hidden Rule: Flaxen can only visually appear on chestnut horses.

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                            Flaxen Chestnut                                              Flaxen Liver Chestnut


Silver

Silver lightens black pigment found in the mane, tail, and lower legs.

Examples:

  • Black + Silver = Silver Black
  • Bay + Silver = Silver Bay

Chestnuts may carry silver but will not visually express it.

Hidden Rule: Silver only affects black pigment.


Sooty

Sooty adds dark hairs throughout the coat and can darken the topline, shoulders, and body.

Examples:

  • Palomino → Sooty Palomino
  • Buckskin → Sooty Buckskin
  • Bay → Dark Bay

In EquestriCraft, sooty is treated as a modifier and can appear with most coat colours.


Progressive Modifiers

These genes affect how a horse changes over time.

Gray (G)

Gray causes a horse to gradually lose pigment as it ages.

A gray horse is born its original colour and slowly lightens over time.

Examples:

  • Bay → Gray
  • Black → Gray
  • Chestnut → Gray
  • Palomino → Gray

A gray horse still genetically remains its original colour underneath the graying process.

In EquestriCraft

Gray progresses through multiple visual stages:

  1. Foal Coat
  2. Early Gray
  3. Dapple Gray
  4. Advanced Gray
  5. Fleabitten/White Gray

The exact progression may vary from horse to horse.