Homebrew Bunigon Species Details

Anthropomorphic bunny people have some little bits of scales scattered on them under their dragon wings that are placed behind their backs, right behind their arms. They can be colors and patterns from: 

  • Agouti: Bands of color occur on each hair in rabbits with aguit fur. The colors of these bands vary depending on the type of agouti coloration.​
  • Black: Dark black.
  • Black otter: This pattern includes a black body with a lighter underside, hair may be orange-tinted at the border of the black and lighter color.
  • Blue: Medium or slate blue.
  • Blue otter: Bluecoat with fawn-tipped guard hairs and fawn areas.
  • Blue steel: Blue with silver or tan "ticking."
  • Blue tortoiseshell: Blue and beige.
  • Broken: This pattern can include rabbits that have white fur with any color patches or spots, with nose markings, colored ears, and/or eye circles.
  • Brown-gray agouti: The individual hairs of this color of rabbit are blue at the base (closest to the skin) then medium tan, charcoal, and finally tan at the tip.
  • Californian: White body with black on nose, ears, tail, and feet.
  • Castor: This is a pattern that has brown fur over top, a slate blue undercoat, with orange or red in between.
  • Chinchilla: Slate or black blended with pearl and black-tipped guard hairs.
  • Cinnamon: Rust or reddish-brown color.
  • Chocolate: Deep dark brown color.
  • Chocolate agouti: Bands of tan and chocolate with a chestnut tip.
  • Chocolate chinchilla: Chocolate and pearl with chocolate-tipped guard hairs.
  • Chocolate steel: Chocolate with tan or silver ticking.
  • Chocolate tortoiseshell: Creamy chocolate with fawn.
  • Copper agouti: Bands of red/orange and dark slate with red at the tip of the hair ticked with black-tipped guard hairs.
  • Cream: Pinkish beige to almond color.
  • Fawn: Straw color.
  • Frosted pearl: Pearl with black, blue, chocolate, or lilac shading.
  • Gray: Three different colors of hair: black, black with tan tip, and black with a tan band, and slate undercolor.
  • Light gray: Agouti with slate blue at the base of the hair, off-white in the middle, and light gray at the tip with black-tipped guard hairs.
  • Lilac: Pinkish pale gray.
  • Silver Marten: Black, blue, chocolate, or lilac color with silver-white markings and silver-tipped guard hairs.
  • Silver or silver fox: Silver with white or white-tipped hairs.
  • Shaded group: Color transitions from dark to light (e.g. frosted pearl, sable, sable point, siamese sable, seal, tortoise).
  • Self-group: Solid color in black, blue, lilac, blue-eyed white, and ruby-eyed white.
  • Seal: Dark (almost black) sable color.
  • Sandy: Reddish tan color.
  • Sable point: Cream body and sable on the nose, ears, feet, and tail.
  • Sable marten: Siamese sable coloring with silver-tipped guard hairs.
  • Sable: Dark grayish-brown color.
  • Red: Rich brown-red color.
  • Pointed white: White with a black, blue, chocolate, or lilac-colored nose, ears, feet, and tail (like a classic Himalayan cat coloring).
  • Pearl: Light creamy gray color.
  • Orange: Light to bright orange color.
  • Opal agouti: Slate blue at the base of hair then gold then a blue tip.
  • Lilac tortoiseshell: Lilac and beige.
  • Lilac steel: Lilac with tan or silver ticking.
  • Lilac chinchilla: Lilac and pearl ticked with lilac-tipped guard hairs.
  • Tan Pattern: Marks (not necessarily tan) on the nostrils, eye circles, jowls, inside ears, belly, inside leg, and underside of tail. Groups included marten and otter colorations.
  • Ticking: Solid or tipped guard hairs different than the main coat color interspersed throughout the coat.
  • Tortoise: Orange with black, blue, chocolate, or lilac.
  • Tortoiseshell: Orange or dark fawn and black.
  • Tri-colored: White with either black and orange, lavender-blue and fawn, chocolate and orange, or gray and fawn colors.

Example for fur: Tortoise with small black cloud shape on left thigh.

Bunigon's can have Straight up ears, lop ( down) ears, small ears ( normally up), large ears. Their wings match the type of dragon their DNA is related to and what the wings look like base on that. If they are related to chromatic dragons they would have black, blue, green, red, or white wings. They would be aggressive, gluttonous, and vain, and evil. Lust over treasure, even if they don't mean to.  If metallic dragons then they would have brass, bronze, copper, gold, or silver. They would be the good ones. They like to preserve and protect.

Example for wing type: If a Bunigon is a Metallic dragon, such as the Gold Dragon, it would have the Gold Dragons golden broad sail-like wings. 

The Bunigon's tails start off looking like normal bunny tails at birth but throughout the time it slowly becomes a combo of bunny and dragon tail. Fluffy, long, and scaly. 

Example for tails: If Bunigon is related to Gold dragon its tail would look a little like the Gold Dragons tail but a little fluffy and with their fur pattern showing.

Though Bunigon's are related to dragons, they still share their herbivore ways. But they will eat meat if they have to. They share their blood-related dragons' abilities, such as the Metallic dragon's ability to shape change into smaller animals or human forms and controlling elements they are linked to. But it's not as strong as when the dragons do it. But through lots of training, they have a chance to be just as strong as them.

Example: If a Bunigon is related to a Red Dragon they would have control over fire.

They always have realistic bunny colors and patterns but sometimes they have patterns on them that tell you what their abilities are or what they are good at. Sometimes those patterns may end up just being ironic, you decide, but the Ironic patterns are rare. Examples for this would be:

  • The pattern of a pencil: may mean they are good at writing, drawing, or if it's ironic it would mean they can't do any of that well.
  • The pattern of wings: They are great at flying, fast when flying, or if ironic they straight up can't fly at all.
  • The pattern of leaf: Love of nature, or if ironic they don't like nature.

Can have human like hair and sometimes even scaly hair and eyebrows.

Bunigon Traits

Ability: All skills/abilities can increase in between 1-5. Age: a little like Dragonborn. young Bunigons grow fast, they walk about hours or a few days after birth, start off being small to fit in the palm of a hand, max size of a human ( not counting ears), 1-12 months as a juvenile, 1-2 years as a Young Adult, Geriatric ( older than six years). Alignment: The base of if they are related to depends on their chances of being good or bad ( evil or good). Size: Are the same size as humans when not counting their ears ( and their tail and wings), the average height of 5’2 ft for females and 5’6 feet for males. Speed: Base walking speed is 20 feet. Draconic Ancestry: born with certain dragon DNA between the chromatic dragons and metallic dragons and their type. Skill and abilities depend on this too. Damage resistance: based on the type associated with draconic ancestry. Language: Can speak, read, and write draconic. Some of them can speak, read, and write Elvish.

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