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Some crafty rabbits of Hopscotch have found a way to make themselves stand out from the crowd with dye berries. Dye berries seem to grow all over Hopscotch, and have the unique property of staining a rabbit's coat for a long period of time. Inventive rabbits have figured out what additives are needed to produce dyes of any colour of the rainbow!
Single dye be used to make patterns up to four different levels of coverage: up to 10%, up to 25%, up to 50% and up to 75%. Dyes can be used to apply coverage from 0% to the stated coverage level, but not over. No more than 75% of the rabbit may be covered in dyes.
Multiple dyes can be used in a single job to produce more complex patterns. Up to three different colours can be used in a single dye job in most cases. Occasionally dye jobs with more colours will be available. As with single dyes, each dye can cover up to it's amount threshold, but not over. Also as with single dyes no more than 75% of the rabbit may be covered.
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