Fortmans
Basic Information
Anatomy
Fortmans are close cousins of humans, and their anatomy reflects that kinship.
Physical Characteristics
Facial Structure
Biological and Medical Traits
Medical Conditions
Bloodfire
A rare autoimmune disorder affecting approximately 3% of the Fortman population. Manifests between 15 and 30 years of age. Characterized by hyperactivation of the immune system, leading to progressive inflammation, tissue degeneration, and organ failure. Bloodfire is resistant to conventional magical healing.
Stonevein Syndrome
A congenital condition affecting about 1% of the Fortman population. Present from birth, it causes partial or full resistance to magical healing. Individuals show darkened, thickened blood vessels under the skin during stress. Healing magic is minimally effective, making injuries harder to treat magically.
Genetics and Reproduction
Fortmans reproduce sexually. A female enters fertility at about twelve years of age, on average, and can bear one child per year until her mid thirties, at which time her fertility decreases rapidly until menopause in her fourties.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Fortmans are omnivorous. They are well adapted to consume a wide variety of grains, nuts, fruits, herbs, legumes, tubers, and greens. They tend to eat fattier meats like pork preferentially, when they eat meat.
Additional Information
Facial characteristics
Males have sparce facial hair. Females have not facial hair, at all.
Heavy supraorbital ridge. Extreme prognathism. Rounded, typical hominid ears.
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