ConPlanet:Eternia
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Revision as of 12:10, 25 March 2008
// Added ConPlanet: Eternia to category ConPlanets. Edit by Arkyonite 07:10, 25 March 2008 (EST)
Eternia has three common "human-like" species, namely
The Menar. The main and most common species that have a humanoid form and thinking. About 70% to 75% of the humanoid population on Eternia is made up of Menars.They speak Neroleain, a language derived from the sounds made by energies of the planet Eternia itself. Using a Energy-Gathering system called "The garden of Eden" in the core of their huge metropolian city, an endless amount of power is being channeled into their daily lives. At the expense of draining the very life of their planet. Overexposure to the Primal Energies of the planet can cause them to be heavily reliant on the power, forming a sort of addiction. A prolonged lack of the energies cause them to degenerate into a more primitive lifeform.
The Raid, a small tribe of Meanars that further evolved, speak a "voice on the wind" similar to telaphay. They are a very calm and quiet nature, but can rise up to fight when threatened. Their reliance on the Primal Energies of the planet is diminished due to the one crystal shard that grow on their bodies, forming a sort of "rechargeable-portable-energy -source". With the one small crystal shard growing on their body,varying per Raid,(and also the reason for their exile), they have access to their powers through the use of these shards and their link to the Primal Energies.When a Raid's shard is shattered, their form basically reverts to that of a Menar.
The Venolians. A cat-like variation of the Menars, they make up about 20% of the humanoid population. Communicating through use of body gestures and a myraid of snarls, hisses and growls, they surprisingly share information very well. Venolians form clans among themselves, similar to a wolf pack. Highly instinctive and full of wanderlust, they have a nomadic from of life and live on hunting wild species for food. A lack of a connection to the Primal Energies of Eternia prevent them from working any form of the energy.
