Luelli
The Luelli is an Aspect, or a collection of races, whose Patron is Luelle, the single moon of the system. Their nature reflects their Patron in that they are semi-nocturnal and have the same kind of mystical bearing about them.
Appearance[edit | edit source]
Among the three Aspects of Mystral, the Luelli have on average the smallest and lightest bodies. Some races of the Luelli are very small, while others can still appear about as large as their Sarisi counterparts, though only because their long and fluffy fur, feathers, or fins exaggerate their size. For those that have tails, hair, whiskers, horns, wings or similar extras, those extras will be quite long and flowy, and can seem to be floating off of them. Their base coat/hide colors are usually white, gray, or very, very muted and pale colors, but the boring base is usually contrasted by bright or dark markings that contrast strikingly with their base. At night, especially when Luelle is shining brightly or if the individual is an Adept, a Luelli will glow softly.
Psychology[edit | edit source]
It is very difficult to judge what a Luelli individual is like before you get to know them. Some are quite carefree, playful, or distant and mysterious. Some can be very skittish thanks to their size.
Physiology[edit | edit source]
Much the opposite of how Korumi are more dense and massive than they appear, the Luelli are very, very light. This can make them seem fragile and weak, but every Luelli has the ability to change forces that are affecting them or that they're trying to impart on something else. This happens automatically for them, letting them to sink to the ground when they want to walk, fall more slowly, and add more impact to strikes so that their light bodies can hit with comparable force to a person of normal weight. Luelli are semi-nocturnal, with slightly larger eyes that can see very well at night.
Magic[edit | edit source]
Adepts of the Luelli are able to extend their automatic force-affecting abilities and use them to affect things other than themselves, such as drawing in or throwing objects or opponents, and floating around indefinitely.