Usagi

Description

Play Category: General

Recovery Element: Ground

Eye Color: Any but Standard

Hair Color: Any but Standard

Skin Color: Standard

Humanoids with bunny ears, paws, and tails. However, they rarely stay that way for long.

History

Usagi are bunny-like humanoids. They were weak, but plentiful so they were able to stay in play, even with their overwhelming curiosity. Eventually their curiosity began to work to their favor as battles occurred. Raiding the deceased of their shinies, Usagi discovered that many of them had abilities. Usagi scavenged all they could from whatever they could. Over time, the changes from the cursed and blessed equipment had changed them all and the normal Usagi look became almost nonexistent.

Usagi are are a race who are interested in acquiring new things, and are willing to do almost anything for gain.

Culture

Like other races, they've long ago abandoned their small underground hovels to join society to the fullest. However, they still carry some traditions with them, most notably when they die, they request their bodies to be liquefied and the result spread amongst their young, so they may always carry on.

Fashion

Usagi probably have the most eccentric sense of fashion. Though tattoos, piercings are commonplace to hold on to their shinies. Likewise, their outfits are usually modified to carry as much of their shinies as possible. Belts and random pieces of cloth are added for the sole purpose of hanging more.

Racial Abilities

• One low level disability of choosing
• One low level ability of choosing
• One low level trait of choosing

Combat

• Various, depending on form

Racial Norms

Though they show great interest in the physical size of things, Usagi usually low have Intelligence and sometimes Conviction as the more cerebral aspects of cultures are unappealing to them. However, due to their traditions, they often have high physical stats, especially Magic, Chakra, and Agility. They tend to be Self-Oriented and Experimental, as their interest is solely to amuse themselves rather than true dedication.