Whalekin, The masters of the seas
The Whalekin, towering and slow, loving and caring, they are as wise as they are tough. After an encounter with one you will probably learn more about yourself than you ever did before, unless you make them mad.
~ Philiam Selan, History of the Water Folk
Tender and Tough
The stature of the common whalekin might seem intimidating at first, however once they start speaking, its already obvious they'll say something wise. They live in small communes, with the smallest commune recorded being of six of their kind. They get along well with other races and can often be seen living amongst their societies.
Basic Information
Biological Traits
Many types of whalekin exist amongthe seas, some strong and ferocious and some kind or intelligent. The Blue whales are wise and kind, the Beluga whales are charismatic and friendly, the Orcas are ferocious hunters, and the bowheads are intelligent and long living.
Additional Information
Geographic Origin and Distribution
Anywhere that land connects to the sea is likely to have some commune of Whalekin, as they have a water dependency but also need land to raise their young. This also means they are often seen in port cities where they are welcome by everyone for their skills and wisdom.
Lifespan
Whalekin mature to adulthood by the age of 5 and records show that they can live up to 100 years.
Average Height
Whalekin stand between 7 ½ to 8 ½ feet tall.
Average Weight
They average about 700 pounds.
Geographic Distribution
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