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| − | |bane=[[File:SquiggleFillBane.png | + | |bane=[[File:SquiggleFillBane.png]] |
| − | |corsie=[[File:SquiggleFillCorsie.png | + | |corsie=[[File:SquiggleFillCorsie.png]] |
| − | |divine=[[File:SquiggleFillDivine.png | + | |divine=[[File:SquiggleFillDivine.png]] |
| − | |earth=[[File:SquiggleFillEarth.png | + | |earth=[[File:SquiggleFillEarth.png]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:53, 4 July 2020
Squiggle Fill is both a Custom Marking and a Dye Marking that gives wajas the appearance of filled in markings on their backs.
Squiggle Fill was released on April 27, 2014. The dye for this marking is Dye Squiggle Fill.
Marking Appearance
All examples feature wajas with the marking in FF0000 (pure red). However, this marking can come in any Hex Color as well as rainbow (simply put the word "RAINBOW" in the hex field) and chrome (simply put the word "chrome" in the hex field).
{{{arctic}}}
{{{velox}}}
