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** Blue blood (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
** Blue blood (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
* Cultural notes
* Cultural notes
** Nalori calendar
*** Divided into ages (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
**** Late 22nd century was approximately three ages ago (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
**** Current age is age of Togh (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
*** Months
**** Sendrak (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
*** Correspondences
**** Fifth day of Sendrak, 23rd year of Togh = March 29, 2376 (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
** Nalori language
** Nalori language
*** ''Sañuul''
*** ''Sañuul''

Revision as of 18:20, 9 September 2018

  • Appearance: Mammalian
    • All tissues (skin, sclera, keratin) tinted black
    • Skin-tone varies from ash grey to coal-black (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Pale, violet hair (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
      • Generally facial hair only (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
  • Biological notes
    • Blue blood (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
  • Cultural notes
    • Nalori calendar
      • Divided into ages (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
        • Late 22nd century was approximately three ages ago (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
        • Current age is age of Togh (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
      • Months
        • Sendrak (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
      • Correspondences
        • Fifth day of Sendrak, 23rd year of Togh = March 29, 2376 (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Nalori language
      • Sañuul
        • Curse-lifter (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Traditional ritual scarring indicates rites of passage over time (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Men generally braid their beards (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Fairly rigid gender roles (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
      • Women generally don't perform technical work (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Polygamous culture (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
      • A man's number of wives indicates their level of status to others (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
    • Food and drink
      • Mashed vixpril (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")
        • Root from Nalori homeworld (SCE Short Story: "Invincible, Book One")