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The T'therin, a large, muscular species of intergalactic dragonkin, are one of the deadliest species in the universe. They fight in hordes, hundreds of destructive brutes, cutting down all who stand before them. Although often reffered to as angry and dumb, they can also be some of the most rightous and friendly. Any and all planets they have under their leadership are massively unkept, blooming with wildlife. Their homeworld, Xao'keth, is a planet larger than jupiter, with both animals and plants that grow to immense sizes. The T'therin themselves are one of the smallest species of their homeworld. Their tech can be extremely advanced, but they heavily prefer steel and swords to any sort of lazer or bullet, as it has worked out for them so far. Their culture is hard and demanding, where both females and males are trained to be warriors at a young age. If a T'therin shows signs of weakness of inept fighting ability, they are banished from the clan to go on a pilgrimage to regain their honor. | The T'therin, a large, muscular species of intergalactic dragonkin, are one of the deadliest species in the universe. They fight in hordes, hundreds of destructive brutes, cutting down all who stand before them. Although often reffered to as angry and dumb, they can also be some of the most rightous and friendly. Any and all planets they have under their leadership are massively unkept, blooming with wildlife. Their homeworld, Xao'keth, is a planet larger than jupiter, with both animals and plants that grow to immense sizes. The T'therin themselves are one of the smallest species of their homeworld. Their tech can be extremely advanced, but they heavily prefer steel and swords to any sort of lazer or bullet, as it has worked out for them so far. Their culture is hard and demanding, where both females and males are trained to be warriors at a young age. If a T'therin shows signs of weakness of inept fighting ability, they are banished from the clan to go on a pilgrimage to regain their honor. | ||
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"It was about... 200 or so years ago I left home. Only but a youngling... Bah, don't make me remember." -An interview with the famous trader, Iktaarthus N'so'gah.
Iktaarthus, or 'Ike', is a T'therin, a member of one of the most warlike species in existence. Destructive and hateful, they take other worlds by brute force. Ike, however, is an exception. He gave up the brutish life of his people and, at the age of 12 earth years, fled from home on an importing ship of an allied race. It was there he learned, for many years, the complicated network of galactic economies, becoming a great merchant. Currently, he is fairly well known. Well, barely known on singular worlds, but he has traveled nearly the whole galaxy. He hides no secrets except for his past, which not even UNTIL has information on. To demonstrate his people, here is a small exert on T'therin.
The T'therin, a large, muscular species of intergalactic dragonkin, are one of the deadliest species in the universe. They fight in hordes, hundreds of destructive brutes, cutting down all who stand before them. Although often reffered to as angry and dumb, they can also be some of the most rightous and friendly. Any and all planets they have under their leadership are massively unkept, blooming with wildlife. Their homeworld, Xao'keth, is a planet larger than jupiter, with both animals and plants that grow to immense sizes. The T'therin themselves are one of the smallest species of their homeworld. Their tech can be extremely advanced, but they heavily prefer steel and swords to any sort of lazer or bullet, as it has worked out for them so far. Their culture is hard and demanding, where both females and males are trained to be warriors at a young age. If a T'therin shows signs of weakness of inept fighting ability, they are banished from the clan to go on a pilgrimage to regain their honor.
