Veilhorn Steed

Colors & Markingswhite patternsfewspot appaloosa

Fewspot appaloosa

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Effects

Skin: skin will be light pink under any white patterns, and can optionally be freckled/mottled even if no white spots are near
Horns and hooves: hooves will be light where white leg markings connect, and can optionally be striped even if no white spots are near [Horn & hoof color guide]
Eye color: eyes can optionally be blue [Eye color guide]

White patterns cause a lack of color pigment in the coat, resulting in pink skin and white hairs. Skin will always be pink under white markings, even if blue dilute is present.
Modifiers, Dilutions and Patterns must always go under white patterns, and are also not allowed to "appear" to go over white patterns.
Can generally cause blue eyes if the white markings reach the eyes, unless otherwise specified.
Hooves and horns will be lighter when affected by white.
The minimum expression of each white pattern (except natural white which is optional) can only be reduced with Occlusion, which can partially or fully "turn off" or hide genes.

Appearance

Fewspot appaloosa causes white appaloosa patterns with few or no spots. If any spots are present they should be very small.

At minimal expression fewspot appaloosa needs to have some white visible and it must appear as fewspot, meaning it should not be too spotted. Minimal blanket must start around the rear.

Fewspot appaloosa can have very roaned edges on the white markings.

Mane and tail will be affected where white markings touch, however in the case of a snowcap pattern it is optional whether it affects the mane/tail or not.