Nu'chunks
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| + | |Title=Nu'chunks | ||
| + | |Picture=[[File:Nu'chunks.png|200px]] | ||
| + | |Type=Ape humanoids | ||
| + | |Size=1,70-1,90 | ||
| + | |Lifespan=unknown | ||
| + | |Behaviour=agressive | ||
| + | |Language=unknown | ||
| + | |Religion=unknown | ||
| + | |Region=Elven Forests; [[Western Continent]] | ||
| + | |Specials=red skin and fur; nomades | ||
| + | |Familiars= | ||
| + | }} | ||
Big, strong-build and covered with a blood-red body fur, the Nu'chunks are a humanape-like race and naturally born for war. | Big, strong-build and covered with a blood-red body fur, the Nu'chunks are a humanape-like race and naturally born for war. | ||
Current revision as of 22:38, 3 April 2012
| Nu'chunks | |
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| Ape humanoids | |
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| Size | 1,70-1,90 |
| Lifespan | unknown |
| Behaviour | agressive |
| Language | unknown |
| Religion | unknown |
| Region | Elven Forests; Western Continent |
| Specials | red skin and fur; nomades |
| Familiars | |
Big, strong-build and covered with a blood-red body fur, the Nu'chunks are a humanape-like race and naturally born for war.
Biology
Their culture expanded mainly in the elven forests while their origin is assumed somewhere in the Ahl'shiara. They're humanoid and strong like orcs, also they can have small horns on their heads. Under the fur, the skincolour is also red.
Nu'chunks are flesh eaters
Culture
Nu'chunks are nomads travelling in packs and rarely stayed at one place for more than a few months. They survive by hunting, robbing crusades and mercenary.
Different than the orcs, their intention is not to conquer a great empire and Nu'chunks don't have bigger armies or siege weapons.
Nevertheless, they can be dangerous enemies. Nu'chunks are often in fight with the elven tribes, because they don't care about the peace of nature and often burn or destroy parts of the forest.
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