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<p>Created page with &quot;{{Question |QuestionFaqPage={{subst:#cargo_query: tables=FAQPages |fields= concat(FAQPages._pageName) |where=Link LIKE &#039;https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html%&#039;}} |Link=https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html?thread=682557#cmt682557 |Topics= |AskedBy=reprisings |DateAsked=2025-09-19 |QuestionText=A quuuuiiick question about Imprints! I saw that pair bonding allows for the bonded pairs to take on similarities between each other but only of...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Question<br /> |QuestionFaqPage=FAQ/Main FAQ<br /> |Link=https://alogos.dreamwidth.org/1341.html?thread=682557#cmt682557<br /> |Topics=<br /> |AskedBy=reprisings<br /> |DateAsked=2025-09-19<br /> |QuestionText=A quuuuiiick question about Imprints! I saw that pair bonding allows for the bonded pairs to take on similarities between each other but only of their original human traits. Do Imprints start carrying around bestial signs of their partners? Say, if a glire and a ruminant are bonded, would the glire potentially get little horns or the ruminant&#039;s fur coat change so they both have similar traits? Or is that reserved for pair bonds only?&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Just curious, thank you!<br /> |DateAnswered=2025-09-22<br /> |AnswerText=Alas, imprints do not pick up the traits of their imprinted partners, not of their &#039;original&#039; traits nor their Natural Soul&#039;s. Even pair bonds don&#039;t take on the more bestial traits of their partners. A Glire-type wouldn&#039;t pick up the suckers and tentacles of their Cephalopoda-type partner, regardless of how tightly they&#039;re imprinted/bonded.<br /> }}</div>

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