
Known as ‘Gillers’
Carp—Barbel
Rushers gain an extra-sensory ability which enables them to feel the presence of other rushers
Piranha—Mumblers
Gives a rusher a mouthful of sharp teeth. Side-effects can often include the severance of a tongue, difficulty speaking, and damage to the inside of the mouth.
Electric Eel—Cracklers
Rusher can electrify the skin and manipulate electricity. An untrustworthy shade, it can resurface at random even without rushing.
Trout
Brings a rainbow-like quality to the skin. Can last for weeks.
Salmon
Gives the rusher a dogged sense of determination Skin exudes a fishy odour.
Anchovy
Rushers can withstand increased pressures.
Shark
Bestows upon a rusher an increased awareness of and resistance to disease. Can last months, but can also make a rusher short-tempered and violent.
Stingray
Both a blessing and a curse, this shade gives rushers poison barbs along the spine.
Squid—Blackmouth
Gives a rusher the ability to spit ink. Can also cause a loss of bone density.
Octopus
Rushers have the ability to bend bones and warp skin to avoid getting damaged. However, prolonged use can permanently alter the hue of the skin.
Archer fish—Sprat
Rushers can spit water with incredible velocity and force. The drawbacks of this shade include loss of teeth and mouth control.
Lungfish
Provides the ability to withstand the heat of the sun for long periods, and an increased lung capacity.
Jellyfish
Gives a rusher rubber-like skin and muscle, and the ability to squeeze or fit into smaller spaces.
Box jellyfish
Gives the rusher poisonous barbs on the fingertips.
Lobster
Gives a rusher an increased sense of loyalty and armoured skin along the shoulders, neck and back.
Lion-fish
Speckled skin, and sharp barbs protrude from the shoulders. Gives skin a speckled or striped quality for camouflage, and spiked barbs protrude from shoulders.
Swordfish/Tuna
This shade increases a rusher’s speed and reactions
Cuttlefish
Skin can adapt to its surroundings, altering colour and texture to camouflage the rusher. Overuse can result in loss of muscle control and bony growths on the arms.
Moray Eel—Snapper
This shade sharpens the teeth and gives a strong bite to the rusher.
Mantis shrimp—Hammer
Bestows upon the rusher an incredible punch. Its drawback is strangely colourful skin.
Anglerfish
Rushers are given glowing eyes and increased night-vision
Stonefish
Skin can adapt to surrounding textures, though this shade can cause barbs to grow on the face and skin to become a dark grey colour.