bi | shifter | quad | multi/legless | winged | wildcard | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
avian | buriliam | izune | halasshi, buta | sirian, gracken | … | pici |
canine | Ztar'ai | inlanlu | Lo'hês | … | aralahar | … |
feline | qyne | atihresi | nya, caline | fvayzi | burca | fyxi |
primate/hominid | human | tache | f'saik'n, vanalaran | tchen | noalin | … |
reptile/saurian | hyiin, jelph | k'anta | barzen, ksatsi | ssarin, qkaulom | xaol | luirkan, daereon |
rodent/mustelid | rarra, Sivefi-hyunnin | mareni | aduin, hresahr | harinni, tsanai | brithum | gnit, Sivefi-rasarde |
therapsid | anean, ksen'vitch | corata | tuah, b'kanna | warden, vur | theragon | kero, keusune |
ungulate | baghan | ehsora | quinus | ysta, katha | arlen | … |
ursine | hursyh | dosa | dar'hal | thothosi | lau | … |
wildcard | nyja-nyja, namiccian | kahashi | chelyi, buthine | kzeress, ret'chek | zsoni | animetal, kzerlaness |
General organization:
There are two bipeds, one shifter, two quadrupeds, two multi-legged (4+ legs) or legless, one winged, and two wildcard species per slot.
Rows with bolded headers are completely filled.
The "rodent" row includes rodents, lapines, mustelids, and viverrines.
Therapsids are "beast-faces," a melding of reptilian and mammalian traits into one animal type. They're usually warm-blooded, like saurians, but often with fur and other mammalian characteristics.
The wildcard row (not column) is primarily used for amphibians or other water-based races, for arthropods, for "aquines" (any fish-/shark-like, dolphin-/whale-like, turtle-/tortoise-like, or squid-/octopus-like species), and for artificial intelligences (notably, animetals and kzerlanessi.)