The tall and thinned gangly humanoids called the Yotha of Ninlil, a world known for it's exotic beaches and most famous landmark Sharur Valley. Aside from the tall stature and unsettling movements, the yotha are mostly seen wearing constricting bio-suits needed to survive outside Ninlil's natural carbon-based environment. Leading to the dubbed 'metal head' slur. Most can stand out from a crowd among the lesser height species. With an elastic bone structure, they are able to bend or twist any body appendage into impossible positions.
Name[]
The term 'yotha' is surprisingly not of a morph creation but rather a historic name used by them since the beginning of Ninlil's recorded history. In a extinct yotha dialect it translates to 'Tall body', an obvious reference to the yotha's stature.
The introduction of bio-suits for yotha led to the 'metal head' slur. Newer ones were added by other species such as 'buckethead', 'tube man', and 'tin man'.
Religion[]
Yotha religion is centered around pyrolatria. The worship of fire. By it's creation it adheres to a single deity called Voshu. In the more communal ceremonies two tall fire sconces are placed and using a long wooden staff that carries a fire used to light them. If done alone, two tealights are placed next to a picture of Voshu.
Apparel used by pyrolatria's involves long white robes. Most notably followers wear a cloth that covers their mouths and nose. A way to ensure the fire is pure from saliva and other contaminants.
Notable Yotha[]
- Oriv Heesha - First post-imperial Enmessara of Ninlil
- Looru Vesha - General of the Sol Expeditionary Force
