Translations:Codex: Divrani/11/en

Appearance

Divrani are a race of small, often heavyset or overly voluptuous reptiles native to the oceanic coastlands once common on Phaedra II. At birth, the species is covered with pink, blue, or green scales, with flat, noseless faces bear a pair of raised vertical nose-slits and covered ear-holes. They are bald, with small horns and large, clawed digits; especially of the feet, which they use to navigate difficult and often wet or muddy terrain. Males are naturally slight and somewhat effeminate, difficult to tell from females of the race save for their general lack of breasts. They have reptilian phalluses, with bulbous knot-like bases and ending with a tapered tip. Their phalluses are relatively small for their size, but the knots are extremely thick, nearly as much so as a divrani’s fist. Females have correspondingly large, highly lubricated vaginas and overly wide hips meant to both accommodate the males’ thick sex as well as the large eggs their copulation results in.