Fali (fall-eye)
Fali are humanoid moths closly related to mothmen. Their light builds and large wings allow them to reach extreamly high airborn speeds, as well as above average dextarity. However, their pointed legs significantly hamper their landborn movement. Complementing their grace, they also appeare in a large variety of colors, forming a veritable rainbow.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Fali are bipedal, with thin builds and chitinous skin. They are extreamly light and have an average wingspan of 14 feet, granting them high amounts of speed and dexterity. Light fur, usualy white, grows primaraly around the neck and head. Their heads are insectoid, sporting large eyes and mandables. And their legs lack feet, ending in boney points. This makes walking on land difficult and slow.
Ecology and Habitats
Farlona is a very unique region, sporting large masses of floating rocks. These lush masses make exelent habitats for Fali, who are masters of navigating the dangorous skies.
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