Translations:Codex: Anatae/8/en

Body Structure

Descended from the flightless avians of Caphist, anatae are digitigrade bipeds with four clawed digits at the end of each of their keratinous limbs. The tough horn that plates their limbs also grows over their faces, forming a flat, white or orange “mask”. These masks come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are sometimes decorated. Anatae have longer necks than most sentient creatures of a similar size, which combines with a slightly arched back to give them a bird-of-prey-analogous reared hold of the head.