Manane Houans
An ocean dwelling folk, though they are able to live on land comfortably as well.
They view the ocean as their home and protect it from the dangers dwelling within the depths of the world, as well as the harms caused by the land-dwelling folk.
In appearance, most Manane Houans have a torso, two legs, and arms. However, their heads, tails and other features can vary greately. Their faces often sharing the features of goats or having a more human-like face. Tentacles adorn their heads, with male Manane Houans growing tentacles where a human's beard would usually rest. They're on the shorter end, males tend to reach a height of 5'5" while females tend to be 5'3" tall.
Manane Houans are a stubborn lot, they're also a very traditional folk, who go to great lengths to preserve those very traditions. They tame the great manta rays and use them as long-distance mounts.
They view the ocean as their home and protect it from the dangers dwelling within the depths of the world, as well as the harms caused by the land-dwelling folk.
In appearance, most Manane Houans have a torso, two legs, and arms. However, their heads, tails and other features can vary greately. Their faces often sharing the features of goats or having a more human-like face. Tentacles adorn their heads, with male Manane Houans growing tentacles where a human's beard would usually rest. They're on the shorter end, males tend to reach a height of 5'5" while females tend to be 5'3" tall.
Manane Houans are a stubborn lot, they're also a very traditional folk, who go to great lengths to preserve those very traditions. They tame the great manta rays and use them as long-distance mounts.
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