Embis![]() Home planet- Irtum The vastly older sibling of the human species, embis could not be more opposite their primate counterparts. Growing up as a species alone on a planet not yet tamed, they had to evolve physically and mentally to be able to hide from anything that might recognize them as food, as well as take their friends where they can get them. This juiced up their genome to be highly adaptive, and allows them their current animal-like forms. |
Faeries![]() Home planet- (Uncertain) Any adventurer will tell you that faeries are dangerous- You should never strike deals with one of the fae, or give your name to any one of them. Cruel without hate, strikingly beautiful or terrifyingly hideous, and by far the most naturally thaumically capable creatures, entering a faerie den is all told unwise... The Tomeatorium faeries say different though. The good ones all seem to be in hiding. And more common. |
Furtums![]() Home planet- Pudicryo There is precious little known about the furtums, mostly because they consider life within the wider galaxy to be more important to them then documenting any history... Not that it would be easy to figure out anyway. Furtum society, what little of it has been observed, is purely familial. Other families do not interact with one another and very little complex communication even occurs, much less tool making or construction. |
Humans![]() Home planet- Irtum Primarily referred to as the sapient species of which all other sapient species are compared (by humans), to say that humans have a complicated history is a massive understatement, all things considered. Humans have gone to war over borders, possessions, creed, politics, religion, race, sports, stereotypes and even how to make war. They're all quite embarrassed to say the least... |
Rumbah![]() Home planet- Irtum Not very much is known about the rumbah species before their emergence from underground, but genetics
suggest they are an early split from embis. What is known can be gleaned from their current culture.
Most rumbah in the galaxy prefer to live underground and keep their hands to themselves, preferring any
affectionate act be in doing something for someone as opposed to touchy-feely stuff. |
Cessip![]() Home planet- Rekashiraka The Cessip are a cold-blooded, warm-dispositioned species who have seen little of war on their planet. The fruit was always abundant and fertile, the fish were always plenty and the root plants were always easy to dig up... Though with venom capable of killing an elephant in as little as 10 seconds, those other things were often considered flavoring and side dishes for the main course. |
Beta-4![]() Descriptor- Backwoods Felt like a good idea at the time to move here... Beta 4 is a moon orbiting a thermally active gas giant which
in turn orbits a yellow star. The fertile moon has somehow positioned itself perfectly in front of the gas giant
so that it has the large planet behind it and the sun in front of it perpetually, providing a decent daylight cycle,
but the heat coming off of the gas giant warms the moon to make the climate globally temperate. |
Beta 4's Red Magus Temple![]() Descriptor- Humble A low population with only 9 members out a fair ways from the rest of Beta 4. Originally they set themselves
up on the backwoods planet in solidarity to and support of the struggling colony of Beta 4, taking up residence
in one of the galaxy's many dungeons (don't worry, this one's quite safe) to avoid a long construction period. |
The Civil Speck![]() Descriptor- Pedestrian Butter's little home of boring tranquility in the middle of a forest of fear. Not absolutely pretty at night, not much to sneeze at by day, The Civil Speck is a quiet, cozy little farming hamlet composed of a scant 42 people. A pretty good description from Butter, honestly. But even a tiny place like this has it's history, and it's not very happy, unfortunately. Once the optimistic home of 200 people, Beta 4 turned out to be far too harsh for the early Councilship colonists as they were mostly picked off by poisoning from poorly selected foods. Eventually, the Red Magus, similarly large in population, had to step in to get them protected with an enchanted wall around the place, but not before both groups were reduced to a forth or less. To this day, the colonists of The Civil Speck have stabilized, but it's unlikely that their economy will boom or that anyone will move away from the temperate moon. |
The Tomeatorium![]() Descriptor- Circumspect The faeries claim this place used to be a much smaller (if artifact based) holding enchantment, but once faeries
get their paws on something, often times they will take it to the max of what it is capable. |