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{{Races Infobox | {{Races Infobox | ||
|Name=Morusi | |Name=Morusi | ||
|Civilized=Yes | |||
|Image=[[File:Morusi Female 01.jpg|center|frameless]] | |||
|Plural=Morusi | |||
|Classification=Human | |||
|Homeland=Payalwa | |||
|Average Height=160-170cm | |||
|Average lifespan=60-70 years | |||
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{{Races Sections | {{Races Sections | ||
|Introduction=The Morusi are a race of humans who live in the swamps of [[Payalwa]]. They are influenced by the Ascendant spirit of myth and folklore the Moevra. | |Introduction=The Morusi are a race of humans who live in the swamps of [[Payalwa]]. They are influenced by the [[Ascendant Spirit|Ascendant spirit]] of myth and folklore the Moevra and the swampland to which they call home. | ||
|Biology and Physical Traits=The Morusi have amphibian like eyes allowing them to adapt to the muddy/wet conditions of their home. The Morusi also have the ability to hold their breaths for long periods of time. In addition they have a thin coating on their skin allowing them to avoid certain toxins and other environmental dangers. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:15, 3 March 2026
| Morusi | |
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| Image |  |
| Plural | Morusi |
| Classification | Human |
| Homeland | Payalwa |
| Average Height | 160-170cm |
| Average Lifespan | 60-70 years |
Introduction
The Morusi are a race of humans who live in the swamps of Payalwa. They are influenced by the Ascendant spirit of myth and folklore the Moevra and the swampland to which they call home.
Biology and Physical Traits
The Morusi have amphibian like eyes allowing them to adapt to the muddy/wet conditions of their home. The Morusi also have the ability to hold their breaths for long periods of time. In addition they have a thin coating on their skin allowing them to avoid certain toxins and other environmental dangers.