Osnlil Species in Binaka | World Anvil

Osnlil

A race of small, mousy-looking humanoids, the Osnlil are widely renowned as neutral advisors and promulgators of knowledge. While often publicly visible, Osnlil are generally quite secretive. Few know much about the race as a whole, including their language and the location their native homeland. They are frequently known to associate with and/or advocate for shifters. This divisive position doesn't seem to affect their perceived value as counselors.   Osnlil had their origin in the Third Age. They were originally derived from kinkajou, a raccoon-related rainforest mammal. They had human and shifter DNA mixed in. The original intent was as a covert operative that specialized in stealth and accessing otherwise inaccessible areas.   In the Fourth Age, 85% of Osnlil actively use magic:
  • 50% have movement abilities in the form of blink ability.
  • 10% have dimensional abilities in the form of access to pocket dimensions.
  • 10% have influence abilities, with 90% of these having telepathy and 10% having invisibility.
  • 20% have protection abilities, always some sort of anti-damage.
  • 2% have prescience, with all prescient abilities.

Basic Information

Biological Traits

While the average lifespan of Osnlil is 120 years, it's not uncommon for ages in excess of 140 years to be reached. Two hundred and older is not unheard of, but is rare.

Genetics and Reproduction

Unlike most human hybrids (including shifters) Osnlil cannot crossbreed.

Ecology and Habitats

They prefer upper-level trees in the rain forest.

Additional Information

Average Intelligence

Generally above average human intelligence.

Civilization and Culture

Major Language Groups and Dialects

Common Dress Code

When among members of their own species, Osnlil generally do not wear clothing. However, they will dress appropriately for any society they walk among.
Genetic Ancestor(s)
Lifespan
120 years
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Their fur ranges from white, through grays, to black, as well as various shades of brown. They are occasionally (20%) bi-colored, generally with the body having one color and the limbs a contrasting color. However, other patterns, though rare, are possible.

This species has multiple parents, only the first is displayed below.
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