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GAVIALS
Professions - Barbarian, Warrior, Scout, and Templar. Religions - Kaleith, Tetherias, Aerthane, and Pyrous. Eye Color - Hazel, Amber, Sage Green, Light Green, Dark Green, Emerald Green, and Golden. Scale Color - Light Gray, Dark Gray, Silvery Gray, Bluish Gray, Dull White, Glossy White, Dull White, Dull Black, Glossy Black, and Bluish Black. Advantages - Strong natural bite attack. Slight natural resistance to poison and gas. Native Language - Gavial
Physical Appearance - Gavials are a giant humanoid race with lizard features including a long snout, powerful jaws for biting, thick scaled skin, and a long tail. Though each of its scales is the same color as the next, different gavials possess their own shade, ranging from whites, grays, and blacks. They are one of the tallest non-winged races in Archai, but have a more slender physique than the equally tall Argali. Gavial Culture - Most gavials prefer a mix of wet and dry locations, such as swamps and isolated desert oases. They are very much an impatient race with a low tolerance for the games of others. They are quick to act aggressively when annoyed or angered, but would never commit senseless violence. Those lucky enough to earn the friendship or tolerance of a gavial become entrusted, but are never truly free from danger. Gavials often fight amongst each other over trivial issues rather than resolving them through diplomacy and debate, because of this, few are allowed involvement within political matters.