Colors

white	black	blue	other miscellaneous colors	red	brown	green
orange	yellow	purple	gray	other dark colors	other light colors	Armageddon specific colors

Physical Characteristics

Skin	Blemishes	Eye type, shape, and features	Noses	Hair	Facial Hair
Head and Face shapes and features
Mouths	Chin and Jaw		Cheeks (Jowls)		Teeth
Body	Shoulders	Hands	Chest	Legs	Stomach/Belly
Feet	Race

COLORS (S - skin, E - Eye, H - Hair () - General)

white

	(SE)  alabaster: pale, yellowish-pink to yellowish-gray
	(H)   bleach blonde: washed out, whitish-blond	
	(SEH) bone: white, ivory, the color of bone
	(SE)  chalky: white, gray, or yellowish.  The color of 
		a sick person.
	(S)   cream: creamy white
	(SE)  eggshell: white or light brown
	(SE)  ivory: creamy-white
	(SEH) marble: white or pink, usually.
	(SEH) milky: white or smooth
	(SEH) salt: the color of salt, white
	(SEH) white: you guessed it.

	(SEH) black: opposite of white?
	(SEH) blue-black: so black it shines blue in the light
	(SEH) coal: black
	(SEH) ebony: dark brown or black
	(SE)  humus: rich, soil-brown or black
	(SEH) inky-black or ink-black or ink: black, the color of ink
	(SEH) jet: black, flat black
	(SEH) lignite: brownish-black
	(SEH) metal: black or gray
	(SEH) midnight: black or dark.  Can be applied to a dark color
		as in midnight blue, midnight purple
	(SEH) onyx: flat black, the color of onyx
	(SEH) obsidian: very dark or black
	(SEH) pitch: black
	(SEH) raven: black
	(SEH) tar: black

	(E)   azure: sky blue
	(E)   baby blue: very light to a very pale greenish or 
		purplish blue.
	(E)   celestial blue:  sky blue
	(E)   cobalt: deep, vivid blue or strong, greenish blue.
	(EH)  dove gray: grayish blue, grayish-brown
	(E)   electric blue: bright, almost glowing blue.
	(E)   gentian: blue.
	(E)   hyacinth: deep, purplish-blue to vivid violet
	(E)   indigo: dark blue to grayish, purplish-blue
	(E)   juniper: grey-blue, the color of juniper berries.
	(E)   lapis lazuli: sky blue to deep blue
	(E)   misty blue: very light blue.
	(E)   periwinkle: light, purplish-blue
	(E)   powder blue: medium to pale blue.
	(E)   prussian blue: medium to dark blue.
	(E)   royal blue, royal purple: deep shade of the 
		color (blue/purple)
	(E)   sapphire: blue (dark)
	(E)   sky blue: see azure
	(EH)  smoke: gray-blue

	(H)   auburn: reddish-brown, like thick copper
	(SEH) blood: red, the color of blood.
	(SE)  bronze: reddish-brown
	(E)   cinibar: a brilliant, bright red (vermillion)
	(SEH) cinnamon: brownish-red
	(SEH) copper: the color of copper. Reddish-orange
	(SEH) crimson: deep red
	(SEH) dusty road: light brown, light brownish-red
	(SEH) fire: the color of fire, red
	(EH)  garnet: a brownish-red, the color of garnet
	(E)   hazel: reddish-brown or yellowish brown.  Usually 
		flecked with green or gray.
	(S)   lobster red: severely sunburned
	(E)   magenta: a dark, reddish-purple
	(SEH) mahogany: dark, reddish-brown or yellowish brown.
	(EH)  maroon: a dark and dull, brownish-red
	(SEH) red: neunundneunzig rot ballons!
	(SEH) rose: the color of a red rose.
	(S)   rosy: a pinkish red, also florid
	(EH)  ruby: thick red, the color of a ruby.
	(SE)  ruddy: healthy red.  See also: flustered, florid
		in the case of eyes, bloodshot.
	(SEH) rufous: of a yellowish-red or brownish-red color.
		(Use "rufous eyes" for example, NOT "eyes the
		color of rufous")
	(SEH) rust: orange, reddish-brown, or reddish-yellow.
	(SEH) sanguine: blood red
	(SEH) scarlet: very bright blood red.
	(SEH) sepia: dark, reddish-brown
	(EH)  tarnish(ed): usually applied to a color (tarnished brown),
		used alone can represent a grey or red.  Use with a metal.
		(Ex. Hair the color of tarnished copper- (reddish-brown))
	(EH)  vermillion: a brilliant and bright red.
	(SEH) wine: dark red, the color of red wine.

	(E)   cactus: the color of cactus
	(E)   chartreuse: yellowish-green
	(E)   grass: the color of grass
	(E)   green: the color of leaves.
	(E)   emerald: strong, yellowish-green, deep green
	(E)   leaf: the color of leaves
	(E)   jade: pale green. 	
	(E)   moss: green.
	(E)   olive green:  light to medium green.
	(E)   teal: medium or dark bluish-green
	(E)   terre verte: an olive green
	(E)   viridescent: greenish, green. (use "viridescent eyes",
		NOT "eyes the color of viridescent")

	(SEH) amber: the color of amber, yellowish orange
	(H)   bleach blonde: washed out, whitish-blond
	(H)   blonde: yellow, the color of honey
	(H)   flaxen: blonde, yellow.
	(SEH) ginger: sandy or reddish-brown
	(SEH) golden: yellowish or yellow-brown
	(E)   hawk brown: yellowish-brown, medium 
		brown, or grayish brown.
	(H)   hay: golden brown or tan
	(SEH) honey: golden brown or yellow-brown
	(SE)  nubian: medium brown.
	(SEH) ocher: dark yellow or reddish-brown
	(SEH) russet: yellowish-brown, reddish-brown
	(SEH) saffron: orange yellow
	(SEH) sallow: sickly yellow or pale yellow.
	(SEH) sandy: yellowish, grayish, or medium brown.
	(SE)  sienna: yellowish-brown. Burnt sienna is reddish-brown.
	(H)   straw: yellow
	(SEH) tawny: brownish-yellow or tan.
	(SEH) teakwood: yellowish-brown.

	(H)   auburn: reddish-brown, like thick copper
	(SE)  biscuit: light, toasted brown
	(SE)  bronze: reddish-brown
	(SEH) bronze: reddish-brown 
	(SEH) brown: The color of a lot of people's hair.
	(SEH) caramel: light or medium brown.
	(SEH) coacoa: brown
	(SEH) chestnut: rich brown.
	(SEH) chocolate: brown, like chocolate
	(SEH) cinnamon: brownish-red
	(EH)  dove gray: grayish blue, grayish-brown
	(SEH) dun: dull, grayish brown.
	(SEH) dusty road: light brown, light brownish-red
	(SEH) ginger: sandy or reddish-brown
	(SEH) golden: yellowish or yellow-brown
	(E)   hawk brown: yellowish-brown, medium brown, or 
		grayish brown.
	(H)   hay: golden brown or tan
	(E)   hazel: reddish-brown or yellowish brown.  Usually 
		flecked with green or gray.
	(SEH) honey: golden brown or yellow-brown
	(SE)  humus: rich, soil-brown or black
	(SEH) kelp: the color of seaweed brown.
	(S)   leather: medium-dark brown, reddish-brown
	(SEH) mahogany: dark, reddish-brown or yellowish brown.
	(SEH) molasses: thick, dark brown.
	(SE)  nubian: medium brown.
	(SEH) nut-brown/nutmeg: broad variability from light to 
		dark brown.
	(SEH) ocher: dark yellow or reddish-brown
	(SEH) olive: dark brown or black to yellow/greenish brown.
	(SEH) russet: yellowish-brown, reddish-brown
	(SEH) rust: orange, reddish-brown, or reddish-yellow.
	(SEH) sable: rich brown
	(SEH) sandalwood: light brown.
	(SEH) sandy: yellowish, grayish, or medium brown.
	(SEH) sepia: dark, reddish-brown
	(SE)  sienna: yellowish-brown. Burnt sienna is reddish-brown.
	(SEH) sorrel: light brown or light, reddish-brown.  like a dried
		autumn leaf.
	(EH)  taupe: dark, brownish-gray; moleskin
	(SEH) tawny: brownish-yellow or tan.
	(SEH) teakwood: yellowish-brown.
	(SH)  wheat: tannish or brown

	(EH)   carrot: orange
	(SEH) copper: the color of copper. Reddish-orange
	(EH)   henna: distinct, coppery-orange
	(EH)   ocher/ochre: yellowish-orange or reddish-orange
	(EH)   orange: ... you know.. when you mix red and yellow?
	(SEH) saffron: orange yellow

	(E)   hyacinth: deep, purplish-blue to vivid violet
	(E)   indigo: dark blue to grayish, purplish-blue
	(E)   iris: light purple
	(E)   lavender: pale to light purple or very pale violet.
	(E)   lilac: pale or light to medium purple.
	(E)   magenta: a dark, purplish-red
	()    mauve: brilliant violet or purple, medium 
		reddish-purple
	(E)   puce: a brownish purple.
	(E)   purple: doesn't rhyme.
	(E)   royal blue, royal purple: deep shade of the 
		color (blue/purple)
	(E)   twilight: dark purple
	(E)   violet: reddish-blue, purple.	

	(SEH) ash: the color of ash.  Mix with any color. 
		(ash blond)
	(SEH) charcoal: dark gray
	(EH)  dove gray: grayish blue, grayish-brown
	(SEH) dun: dull, grayish brown.
	(H)   salt and pepper: mixed black and gray. The step before becoming 
		wholly gray-haired.
	(EH)  silver: the color of silver, white-gray
	(EH)  slate:  dark gray to bluish-gray
	(EH)  smoke: gray-blue
	(E)   smoked-glass: gray or dark gray
	(SEH) soot: grayish-brown, black, gray
	(EH)  steel: dark gray to bluish gray
	(EH)  tarnish(ed): usually applied to a color 
		(tarnished brown), used alone can represent 
		a grey or red.  Use with a metal.
	(Ex. Hair the color of tarnished copper- (reddish-brown))

	(SEH) dusky: dark, shadowy, as in deepening twilight.
	(E)   royal blue, royal purple: deep shade of the color 
		(blue/purple)
	(E)   umber: the color of shadow

	(SEH) alabaster: pale, yellowish-pink to yellowish-gray
	(SEH) ash: the color of ash.  Mix with any color. 
		(ash blond)
	(SEH) beige: off-white, VERY pale tan, ecru.
	(SEH) bleached: can be used with any color to imply a shade of 
		the color that is severely brightened or washed-out.
	(SEH) buff: light, yellowish-brown nearing pink, brown, or yellow
	(SEH) chalky: white, gray, or yellowish.  The color of 
		a sick person.
	(SEH) ecru: the color of un-bleached silk or linen. VERY pale
		tan/brown
	(SEH) eggshell: white or light brown
	(H)   hay: golden brown or tan
	(E)   hazel: reddish-brown or yellowish brown.  Usually flecked 
		with green or gray.
	(SEH) marble: white or pink, usually.
	(SE)  peach: the color of a peach.  A fleshy orange/pink.
	(SE)  pink: the opposite of purple?
	(S)   rosy: a pinkish red, see florid
	(SH)  wheat: tannish or brown

	(E)   hazel: reddish-brown or yellowish brown.  Usually flecked 
		with green or gray.
	(E)   iridescent: having rainbow-like or shifting colors, 
		depending on the angle from which it is seen.
	(SE)  mottled: streaked, spotty, or blotchy.

	(SEH) agafari brown: light brown
	(E)   arruth: purplish varying toward yellow-green
	(SEH) baobab colored: dark, maroon-brown.
	(SEH) cylini colored: light brown or light grey
	(E)   cynipri colored: ugly olive-purple
	(E)   greb-grass/grebel: purple-brown
	(SEH) horta colored: deep, blue-black
	(SEH) kank brown: light brown to dark brown
	(SEH) kank grey: dark grey
	(E)   loreshi colored: dark indigo
	(SEH) maar colored: light yellow-brown
	(SEH) numut grey: spider-web grey, the color of numut.
	(E)   octillo grey: the green-grey of an octillo bulb
	(E)   (the color of) pech grass: brown-green