Starrobbers are the risen dead of the Stardragon world. They have hollow chests, where their gems sometimes float, other times they have no gems at all. Robbers are very diverse in that they often take on bits of the environments they died or rose to life in.
Subspecies currently but not limited to;
Standard
Vampire
Severblight
Drenched
Overgown
Artificial
Ancient
Note: Stardragons is an open species (previously closed) and all traits, lore ect adds flavour but is not required to abide by.
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Starrobbers
Starrobbers are undead Stardragons, said to have been brought back from their untimely demise by none other than Helgin, the god of death himself. Reborn in his image, these risen dragons walk amongst the living once more. They are very distrustful of the other raves, and tend to keep to themselves.
They make their home within the swamps and bayous practicing voodoo and witchcraft.
Occasionally, one might stumble across a disfigured Starrobber, with anything from protruding bones, missing eyes or even the unlucky few who have been beheaded.
Females wear dead or decaying flowers in their hair.
Trait Rarity Key COMMON UNCOMMON RARE LEGENDARY
Starrobber lifegems are typically found within the chest cavity. Some Starrobbers however sport a large mouth along their abdomens, with the life gem nestled behind the teeth. Common Chest Cavity, Uncommon Belly Mouth
Strong raptorlike legs and sharp claws.
Because they are dead, Starrobber lifegems are often cracked, dull and lifeless
Wings: Very rarely, Stardragons rise from the grave with their wings intact. They appear tattered and decayed, flesh hanging from bone.
May substitute common feather wings.
Horns: All Starrobbers have horns, though death has made them brittle and susceptible to damage. Cracked and broken horns are not uncommon.
Depicted; Common Standard, Capped and Curled. Uncommon Angled and Rare Ridged
Barbels and Antenna protrude from the ear for females and from the jaw for males. Depicted: Common None, Fem Antenna, Masc Barbel, Uncommon Tentacles, Rare Finned
Vents & Tentacles: Tentacled Starrobbers have an extra set of feelers that extend from the base of their tails. Vents expel noxious gas from either the back of the tail of some dragons
Common Tentacle
Uncommon Tail Vents
Uncommon Back Vents
Tail Types: Starrobbers have a variety of tails, from pincer like prong tails, to the crocodile-esque ridgebacks. Some even have poison barbs at the tip.
Common: Pronged
Common: Ridged
Rare: Poison Barb
Fins: In lore, Helgin - the dragon said to have raised the Starrobbers - is depicted with short frilled fins along his back and arms. Some of his followers display these traits as well.
Arms: The black dragon of death is also discribed as having 4 arms. Any Starrobber bearing an extra set of arms is said to be the chosen one of Helgin himself.
Beheading: And since they are dead, they can take off their head, to recite Shakespearian quotations
Severblight: A recent and terrifying phenomenon that Starshooter scientists call the "Severblight", these monstrous Starrobbers are not quite... all there. Originating from the gravewastes in the north, these undead Stardragons resemble the scary stories told to get little starpuffs to behave. With multiple eyes and often murderous intent, many beleive they are a curse drom the scorned god Basut. Depicted: Common Toothy Grin. Uncommon Tentacles
Ghastly Skulls:
Though more horrifying in nature, this... artistic gift from Helgin in meant to be more a blessing than a curse. However those given this form may hold their own opinions on their new appearance.