All raffle markings are considered Tier 2 markings.

As mentioned above, these are markings that are brought in to the site via weekly raffle lionesses, but can also be randomly applied using the Random Marking Applicator and Total Shuffle! All raffle markings have "common" and "rare" slots that they come in, and everything in between. Slots do matter for breeding projects, so if you find out you have a lion with a raffle marking in a very rare slot, you may just be sitting on a huge pile of Gold Beetles!

Curious to see just how rare some raffle markings are? Check out the Raffle Marking Slot Rarity page!

Brindle  

Gold Brindle Tangor Brindle

Crackle  

Brown Crackle Dark Brown Crackle Marigold Crackle Noctis Crackle Onyx Crackle Red Crackle White Crackle

Crumbing  

Lilac Crumbing Tan Crumbing Tangor Crumbing

Dim  

Dim Black Dim Blue Dim Brown Dim Dark Brown Dim Gold Dim Lilac Dim Mahogany Dim Noctis Dim Onyx Dim Red Dim Silver Dim White

Dorsal Line  

Dorsal Line

Feline  

1

Feline 1 Black Feline 1 Dark Brown Feline 1 Ginger Feline 1 Gold Feline 1 Noctis Feline 1 Onyx Feline 1 Silky Feline 1 Silver

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2

Feline 2 Black Feline 2 Dark Brown Feline 2 Ginger Feline 2 Gold Feline 2 Noctis Feline 2 Onyx Feline 2 Silky Feline 2 Silver

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3

Feline 3 Black Feline 3 Dark Brown Feline 3 Ginger Feline 3 Gold Feline 3 Noctis Feline 3 Onyx Feline 3 Silky Feline 3 Silver

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4

Feline 4 Black Feline 4 Dark Brown Feline 4 Ginger Feline 4 Gold Feline 4 Noctis Feline 4 Onyx Feline 4 Silky Feline 4 Silver

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5

Feline 5 Black Feline 5 Dark Brown Feline 5 Ginger Feline 5 Gold Feline 5 Noctis Feline 5 Onyx Feline 5 Silky Feline 5 Silver

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6

Feline 6 Black Feline 6 Dark Brown Feline 6 Ginger Feline 6 Gold Feline 6 Noctis Feline 6 Onyx Feline 6 Silky Feline 6 Silver

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7

Feline 7 Black Feline 7 Dark Brown Feline 7 Ginger Feline 7 Gold Feline 7 Noctis Feline 7 Onyx Feline 7 Silky Feline 7 Silver

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8

Feline 8 Black Feline 8 Dark Brown Feline 8 Ginger Feline 8 Gold Feline 8 Noctis Feline 8 Onyx Feline 8 Silky Feline 8 Silver

Glaze  

Fulvous Glaze

Inverted Zebra  

Bone Inverted Zebra Cream Inverted Zebra Marigold Inverted Zebra Quartz Inverted Zebra Royal Inverted Zebra Shell Inverted Zebra White Inverted Zebra

Lace  

Bone Lace Coral Lace Cream Lace Marigold Lace Quartz Lace Royal Lace Saffron Lace Shell Lace Silky Lace White Lace

Margay  

Chert Margay Cream Margay Dark Brown Margay Ginger Margay Lilac Margay Noctis Margay Onyx Margay Steele Margay

Panther  

Black Panther Chert Panther Clay Panther Dark Brown Panther Gold Panther Onyx Panther Red Panther Scoria Panther Steele Panther Tangor Panther

Pelage  

Black Pelage Brown Pelage Chert Pelage Dark Brown Pelage Fulvous Pelage Lilac Pelage Noctis Pelage Onyx Pelage Steele Pelage

Points  

Lilac Points

Rims  

Bone Rims Cream Rims Marigold Rims Royal Rims Shell Rims Silky Rims White Rims

Rogue  

Black Rogue Chert Rogue Dark Brown Rogue Fulvous Rogue Lilac Rogue Scoria Rogue Steele Rogue Tangor Rogue

Shine  

Fulvous Shine

Siamese  

Lilac Siamese

Soft Unders  

Bone Soft Unders Coral Soft Unders Cream Soft Unders Marigold Soft Unders Quartz Soft Unders Royal Soft Unders Shell Soft Unders Silky Soft Unders White Soft Unders

Underfelt  

Bone Underfelt Coral Underfelt Cream Underfelt Marigold Underfelt Quartz Underfelt Royal Underfelt Saffron Underfelt Shell Underfelt Silky Underfelt White Underfelt

Vitiligo  

Vitiligo 1 Vitiligo 2 Vitiligo 3 Vitiligo 4 Vitiligo 5 Vitiligo 6 Vitiligo 7 Vitiligo 8 Vitiligo 9

All Rosettes (barring Mottled Rosette) are considered Tier 4 markings.

Rosettes seem to be the most popular marking on Lioden currently, due to the mysterious nature of how they're passed on, and the fact that they appear to randomly pop up in any breeding; however, they are confirmed to have special breeding criteria. What that criteria is, exactly, is up to the players to figure out!
There are tons of theories and conspiracies floating around regarding how Rosettes work, but nobody truly knows—the code has yet to be cracked.

They are the most unique marking for one particular reason: you can breed two lions lacking Rosette markings together, and end up with a Rosette-marked cub. How? Well, that's what everyone's trying to figure out!

Rosettes CAN be passed down like other markings, but they have a lower pass rate than other markings do on the site. If you're working towards a nice design that includes a Rosette, your best bet would be to use an Ochre Gnawrock to secure a 100% pass rate for that marking onto your lion's offspring.

Note that all Rosettes BUT Mottled Rosette can be found on raffle lionesses as well. They get their own section due to their behaviour, as well as their tier.

Auburn Heavy Rosette Auburn Soft Rosette Brown Rosette Cream Rosette Dark Brown Heavy Rosette Dark Brown Rosette Dark Brown Soft Rosette Doubloon Heavy Rosette Doubloon Soft Rosette Ebony Heavy Rosette Ebony Soft Rosette Ginger Heavy Rosette Ginger Rosette Ginger Soft Rosette Gold Rosette Inverted Heavy Rosette Bone Inverted Heavy Rosette Cream Inverted Heavy Rosette Gold Inverted Heavy Rosette Saffron Inverted Heavy Rosette Silky Inverted Heavy Rosette White Inverted Rosette Cream Inverted Rosette Fallow Inverted Rosette Gold Inverted Rosette Saffron Inverted Rosette Silky Inverted Rosette White Inverted Soft Rosette Bone Inverted Soft Rosette Cream Inverted Soft Rosette Gold Inverted Soft Rosette Saffron Inverted Soft Rosette Silky Inverted Soft Rosette White Noctis Heavy Rosette Noctis Rosette Noctis Soft Rosette Onyx Heavy Rosette Onyx Rosette Onyx Soft Rosette Red Heavy Rosette Red Soft Rosette

All hybrid markings are considered Tier 5 markings.

Now, the following markings are completely unique, even for a unique marking already!

Mottled Rosette Mottled Stripes

Mottled Rosette only appears on first generation Leopons, and can only be passed down by Leopons and their offspring.
If you have a lion with Mottled Rosette, there is a 100% chance that, at some point, it descended from a first generation Leopon. Even if you stumble upon a chased lioness with Mottled Rosette, or you find a heritageless king with Mottled Rosette, the original lion was sourced from a Leopon in some way!
There is no other way to get Mottled Rosette on a lion without Leopon heritage, even with a Random Marking Applicator or Total Shuffle. Mottled Rosette is blocked from being applied with those two applicators.

Mottled Stripes only appears on first generation Tigons, and can only be passed down by Tigons and their offspring.
If you have a lion with Mottled Stripes, there is a 100% chance that, at some point, it descended from a first generation Tigon. Even if you stumble upon a chased lioness with Mottled Stripes, or you find a heritageless king with Mottled Stripes, the original lion was sourced from a Tigon in some way!
There is no other way to get Mottled Stripes on a lion without Tigon heritage, even with a Random Marking Applicator or Total Shuffle. Mottled Stripes is blocked from being applied with those two applicators.

To keep these hybrid markings rare, you will never see them on a weekly raffle lioness. Thankfully, they do tend to be pretty easily passed down by respective hybrids of any generation. Their lion offspring have a more difficult time of passing down the markings naturally, but it can and does happen!