Dreygur

Dreygur are half-ghost half-corporal beings that roam the Yynsfar mountains, caves, ruins, and pretty much anywhere that are on the outskirts of human societies. They attack any humans and animals they come across and drink their blood. Dreygur are born when bodies that are left out for to long start to rot. When their skull is exposed, some mist reanimates the body and takes control of it. The decaying process then slows. Dreygur were born when a spirit from a far off island by the name of Verkur, came to Yynnsfar and created them.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Resembles are normal human, except normally has skin colors of dark green and blue. They are also decayed and have a misty glow surrounding them, most concentrated in their eyes.

Ecology and Habitats

They can be found anywhere where humans normally do not settle, such as uninhabited caves, ruins, mountains, and others.

Dietary Needs and Habits

They seem to be able to survive months or even years without food, yet they always consume blood whenever presented with the opportunity to acquire some.

Additional Information

Uses, Products & Exploitation

Some people capture Dreygur and use them in arena games. Others can use their mist in magical practices and produce potions from their flesh, but those spells and brews tend to be on the more dangerous side for the user compared to others.

Average Intelligence

Most have about the average intelligence of a wolf, but they all seem to have a hive-mind of some sort.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

They appear to have weak eyesight, yet amazing hearing and smell. They can use some form of strange magic, such as shooting beams of mist at a target. Dreygur also tend to have some level of superhuman strength and resistance.

Scientific Name

Homo sapiens mortia

Lifespan

200-500 Years

Average Height

5.5 ft

Average Weight

60 lb

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Normally dark green or blue, occasionally painted with magically runes in a ineffective attempt to prevent them from turning into a Dreygur in the first place.