Anakulu
Anakulu
Anakulu
Anakulu are sometimes described as Eskimo Amazonians. They are large women who dwell on Xarzith in the frigid cold and blizzards. They are skilled hunters and survivalists who are built for the cold. They age much slower than humans, two years to a human is a year to the Anakulu. One in a thousand children born are male, called Pannikulu. While their skin color ranges between blue and gray and hair colors vary greatly, all Anakulu and their Subraces all have striking blue eyes. Anakulu can procreate with any other race willing to have relationships with them, but the children born are always Anakulu or the possible rare Pannikulu.Â
Anakulu are sometimes described as Eskimo Amazonians. They are large women who dwell on Xarzith in the frigid cold and blizzards. They are skilled hunters and survivalists who are built for the cold. They age much slower than humans, two years to a human is a year to the Anakulu. One in a thousand children born are male, called Pannikulu. While their skin color ranges between blue and gray and hair colors vary greatly, all Anakulu and their Subraces all have striking blue eyes. Anakulu can procreate with any other race willing to have relationships with them, but the children born are always Anakulu or the possible rare Pannikulu.Â
White Anakulu
White Anakulu
Most Anakulu Skin colors range between blue and gray. Any with extremely light gray skin, almost white, are considered White Anakulu and are extremely rare. Any that are discovered are highly respected and loved. Aside from this, they are essentially almost exactly like Standard Anakulu.
Most Anakulu Skin colors range between blue and gray. Any with extremely light gray skin, almost white, are considered White Anakulu and are extremely rare. Any that are discovered are highly respected and loved. Aside from this, they are essentially almost exactly like Standard Anakulu.
Pannikulu
Pannikulu
The very rare males of the Anakulu. One in every thousand children is born male. They are loved and cared for greatly by their families and their tribe as a whole. When the Pannikulu reach a certain age, they embark on a hunting challenge to prove their worth. When they succeed, they are allowed to travel to Kiume Village, home to all the Pannikulu to grow even stronger among other men and soon possibly be allowed breeding rights with Anakulu. If they fail the hunting challenge, they either die on the mission or they return empty handed and stay with their tribe until they prove their strength.
The very rare males of the Anakulu. One in every thousand children is born male. They are loved and cared for greatly by their families and their tribe as a whole. When the Pannikulu reach a certain age, they embark on a hunting challenge to prove their worth. When they succeed, they are allowed to travel to Kiume Village, home to all the Pannikulu to grow even stronger among other men and soon possibly be allowed breeding rights with Anakulu. If they fail the hunting challenge, they either die on the mission or they return empty handed and stay with their tribe until they prove their strength.