Sarva
The horned merchant handed me my purchase and a cup of hot mulled wine. “You’ll need this lest you lose a toe before the storyteller starts”. We warmlanders would perish in the icy landscapes of the Sarva, were it not for their engaging stories and warm drinks.The Sarva are a sapient species native to the mountains and glaciers of the world. Their anatomy resembles many of the other species but with goatlike heads and horns. The Inuit Sarva people are merchants and traders, learning the skills of persuading and charming at a young age.
Basic Information
Anatomy
The Sarva are vertebrates, with 2 legs and 2 arms.
Sarva_physique by Sabina Lind-Åkerblom
Dietary Needs and Habits
Sarva are herbivores.
Additional Information
Facial characteristics
Common Sarva features are square pupils, curved or straight horns and small tails
Civilization and Culture
Naming Traditions
The Sarva naming traditions follow those of the languages spoken in the region, their own language mostly lost to time.
Beauty Ideals
Symmetrical horns, long eyelashes, and wavy hair are common beauty ideals in the Sarva culture.
Relationship Ideals
Believing in soulmates, the Sarva spend their lives trying to find someone to spend it with. Your soulmate doesn't need to be the same person as the one you choose to have children with, it is instead about finding one you can live with in harmony whether that is romantic or platonic in nature.
Common Dress Code
Sarva traditional clothing is often felted or knitted, with those who don't have fur of their own wearing furs for warmth. Colours range from the textiles' natural colouring, or treated to dark blue or red.
by Sabina Lind-Åkerblom
Sarva
Sarva by Sabina Lind-Åkerblom
Depiction of the Sarva
Origin/Ancestry
Bos
Lifespan
110 years
Average Height
1.6 - 2.1 m
Average Weight
70 - 110 kg
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Sarva fur and hair are commonly in darker neutral hues such as black, brown and grey.