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Colour bleed: G1 Crested Lizard, M2 Triceratops

Adult Female


vs


Crested lizard's colouring erroneously overlaps the closer brow horn of triceratops

Layering/clipping Issue: M1 Imperial Dragon Armor

adults




Armor clips over the skin of the head finnage (though not the tines)

Was probably overlooked because M2 Imperial Dragon Horns covers the overlap points when present

Layering issue: M1 Cosmic Spikes

Adults





Cosmic spikes layer entirely under the vene's body art, including the tail. This isn't as much of an issue for the male, though it looks a little odd on him, but it's obviously off on the female, where the tail spikes are under her tail.
(they do generally look a little odd because they look like they should be over the spinal/head ridge scales but they aren't, but it's the female tail that's the most off)

layering/ clipping issue: m1*, m3 flowered wing wrap

(* Battle armor (m), quad arms (m), crystalline gems (f), skeletal armor (m+f))

adults



M1's that have a shoulder/upper arm section often layer over Flowered Wing Wrap.

inconsistent color allocation on Starlight Armor runes - males show EC (pink), females show M1 (blue)

m1 molten scales clips over head webbing on adult female-


while the male does not have head scales:


^{upon looking at the male closer there is a tiny bit of color on one of the wing 'fingers' next to the head webbing - perhaps just very bad layering issue for the male's scales?}