standard Crysalla

Your average, modern, and most plentiful Crysalla.

aquilla

Aquatic subspecies of Crysalla. Can live up to 10,000 years. Have gills, webbed toes, and fins.

presalla

The first Crysalla created by Razarath as subjects. Can live up to 25,000 years. Magically volatile and keep their eyes always open. Rarest of the Crysalla. Bear four wings.

deities

Rare, extremely powerful Crysalla. Can live up to 50,000 years. Second largest Crysalla. Bear six wings.

gods

Four powerful Crysalla: East, North, South, and West. These elementally attuned Crysalla are functionally immortal, and can only die if they are killed. Largest Crysalla. All Crysalla are descended from the first Crysalla created by imbuing gemstones with souls. Bear eight wings. 

• Razarath - An immensely powerful being of darkness that created East, North, South, West, and the Presalla. Bore a Soul Stone of Purple Diamond, was defeated by the four gods and sealed deep within Siablan, where they slumber, to be awakened…

ra'thazi'i

• The standard, all adaptable Ra'thazi'i, these are the most plentiful breed, and from which all subspecies are derivative of. They've evolved to live on open plains and temperate zones.

Ca'thari'i

• A subterranean subspecies evolved to live in underground caverns. The Ca'thari'i build and carve out elaborate cities underground and in hollowed out mountains. Their vision is poor, adapted to low-light environments for so long, and their backs are hunched over and their forelimbs wide and heavily clawed for digging. To substitute for poor vision, they've developed heat sensing pits on their beaks, and feed on warm-blooded animals.

A'thazai'i

• The A'thazai'i are an arboreal subspecies adapted for living in forested biomes with enormous trees. They make their homes in living trees, and hollow them out from the inside and build elaborate multilayered platformed cities in the branches. The A'thazai'i have venomous fangs for defense, fully opposable thumbs on all limbs, and a prehensile tail for gripping branches. Their bodies are lithe and long.

Pola'thazi'i

• The Pola'thazi'i are built to live in the polar regions of Siablan, living in the most extreme temperatures on the planet. They have broad shoulders, long necks, thick forelimbs, and thick tails, and store a lot of fat to keep warm. They sport serrated claws for walking on ice and gripping ice cliffs, and splayed feet for walking on snow.

Mara'thazi'i

• The Mara'thazi'i are a marine subspecies evolved for deepwater environments.  They have thick tails for swimming, gills for breathing underwater, webbed talons, and fins along their bodies. Their bodies are sleek and torpedo shaped for efficient swimming.

eastern

• Thin, with an elongated body and long legs, the Eastern Nocmyr are built for speed. They have large wings and a deep chest cavity for sustained and high altitude flight. They have a long, whiplike tail. They have a tall, narrow frame and very little body fat in both forms. They’re most concentrated in the Eastern Hemisphere.

western

• The most similar to their ancestral species, the Western Nocmyr are lean, strong, and have a long, stiff tail. They have an athletic build and the largest muscle to body fat ratio in all forms. They’re able to respond and adapt to most climates. They’re most concentrated in the Western Hemisphere.

northern

• The Northern Nocmyr are broad-shouldered, barrel-chested, and muscular, with a thicker tail. They’re the largest subtype, an example of polar gigantism. They have a tall frame and have large amounts of fat and muscle in all forms. They’re most concentrated in the Northern Hemisphere.

southern

• The Southern Nocmyr are small and fat. Their tails are the same length as a standard, except they store large amounts of fat to withstand long periods of time without eating or drinking. They are short and fat in all forms. They’re most concentrated in the Southern Hemisphere.

mammalian

• The Mammalian Gannea are the closest to their ancestral species. They bear hair, fur, feathered wings, and most commonly, antlers.

Avian gannea

• The Avian Gannea are the second smallest Gannea type. They bear hair, feathers, feathered wings with claws, and most commonly, keratin horns.

Reptilian gannea

• The Reptilian Gannea are the third largest Gannea type. They bear hair,  scales, feathered leather wings, and most commonly, ossicones.

aquatic gannea

• The Aquatic Gannea are the second largest Gannea type. They bear hair, scales, fins, leather wings, and most commonly, bone horns.

crystalline gannea

• The Crystalline Gannea are the largest of the Gannea types. They bear hair, scales, crystal growths, and have crystallized horns.