These were all cosmetic rather than substantial/functional:
- Changing visage: Creature's facial features constantly undergo a
slow morph. Time to completely change features could be minutes
(rarely) up to hours or days (typically). The change process is
continual, the new faces are essentially random, sometimes
handsome/pretty, sometimes ugly, sometimes average, possibly changing
face-gender in the process. In extreme cases, this extends to the
rest of the body, possibly to include ethnic group. (Or, in broo,
morphs slowly through different animal heads...)
- Changing features: A less extreme version of Changing Visage.
Creature's face stays recognizably the same, but the features
constantly enlarge/contract. This results in normal-to-caricature
cycles, or in more rare cases, the entire body morphs.
- Changes color: Another less extreme version of Changing Visage.
Creature slowly changes skin or pelt color. Color change is random,
duration is random. In extreme cases, colors are not limited to
those normally found in that species. Note that hair color is fixed
when it grows, so something that is pink for a week, red for a week,
purple for a week, green for a week, etc, has hair that would have
grown in each different color. This could produce some interesting
pelts, if there was a way to decontaminate them.
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