The Argali | Races of Shattered Isles

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Professions - Barbarian, Warrior, Templar, and Priest.
Religions - Tetherias, Astraeva, Aerthane, Kaleith, and Pyrous.
Eye Color - Light Brown, Dark Brown, Amber, Dark Green, Emerald Green, Dull Black, and Pitch Black.
Fur Color - Light Blonde, Dark Blonde, Sandy Blonde, Golden Blonde, Light Brown, Dark Brown, Chestnut Brown, Honey Brown, Light Gray, Dark Gray, Sable, Dull White, and Dull Black.
Advantages - Slight resistance to cold due to fur, animalistic resistance to disease.
Native Language - Argalic.

Physical Appearance - Argali resemble a goat on two legs, covered from head to toe with fur. They have an upright torso, a pair of hooves, arms, and hands. Their defining feature is their long, twisted horns that are found on both males and females. An argali can reach heights exceeding 8 feet tall and are considered one of the stronger races within Archai. Their thick fur, which allows them to live in frigid locations, ranges from light brown to dull black, including an occasional white one. An argali's animalistic nature gives him or her an improved resistance to disease.
Argali Culture - The size of one's horns determines his or her place in the traditional Argalic society. The elder Argali generally have the biggest of horns and are therefore treated as leaders of the race. Because of this natural, cultural respect they have for each other, the argali are often viewed as a proud and honorable race valuing their own traditions over the local laws of the land. They do not care much for other races, or the politics of their respective elements, though there are exceptions.