Kundi
Kunid are a humanoid simian species, residing in Azanam . They are a reclusive people that withdrew farther into their jungles when Shasarak was expanding the Shadaki Empire.
Basic Information
Anatomy
While their nicknames described them as apes, Kundi were taller and skinnier than apes, and some said that they looked more like baboons. Kundi were covered in fur of all varieties of brown—from light tawny to dark chocolate—and it was so thick that they really had no great need to wear clothing. Their faces were surrounded by a shaggy mane. Kundi have no tails. Their feet were fully prehensile, complete with opposable thumbs, allowing them to hold onto things with both hands and feet.
Kundi have a moderately stooped posture, so it was not obvious that they stood about 5.5 feet tall when fully upright. Muscularly built, they usually weighed roughly 200 pounds.
While not needing clothing, Kundi often wore harnesses or belts to hold their tools and weapons. They would wear clothes when cold, when visiting an unfamiliar port, or on ceremonial occasions, and preferred a special form of caftan with slit sides.
The most distinctive physical feature of the hadozee were their patagial wing flaps, much like a bat or flying squirrel. This membrane of skin hung loosely between the arms and legs, from wrists to ankles. When hadozee raised their arms, the membrane stretched taut.
Kundi have a moderately stooped posture, so it was not obvious that they stood about 5.5 feet tall when fully upright. Muscularly built, they usually weighed roughly 200 pounds.
While not needing clothing, Kundi often wore harnesses or belts to hold their tools and weapons. They would wear clothes when cold, when visiting an unfamiliar port, or on ceremonial occasions, and preferred a special form of caftan with slit sides.
The most distinctive physical feature of the hadozee were their patagial wing flaps, much like a bat or flying squirrel. This membrane of skin hung loosely between the arms and legs, from wrists to ankles. When hadozee raised their arms, the membrane stretched taut.
Civilization and Culture
Culture and Cultural Heritage
The Kundi follow a strong animistic religious beliefs, believing that all living things are interconnected. They also have a strong tradition of Wytchcraft , and command strong magics. Their magically inclined brethren pursue a life of service.
Interspecies Relations and Assumptions
The Kundi are isolationist, and eschew most interactions with other sapient species.
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