1. Races

Koala

Beast / Animal

You can eat anything and everything. And you do. The best part is you never feel full. Some people think you’re narrow-minded, far too relaxed, and lost in your thoughts—you can’t remember who thinks that, precisely, because no one has seen them in so long. Suckers. And, yes, technically, you’ve got to eat a lot of the small green shoots of the eucalyptus tree. Sounds like a bad thing, but it’s really good. Plus, to everyone else it’s poisonous. At least everyone keeps saying it’s poisonous. Maybe it’s a “humanoid” thing?

Typically found in a tree on their own, these small furry creatures seem out of place in most locations. Their relaxed manner hides a deep wealth of half-remembered knowledge of a world long lost.

Compared to many animals, koalas seem anti-social, perching on one tree each, waiting for some unseen threat or communing with a long-dead god. The precise nature of what they do in their trees is something that even the koalas aren’t entirely certain of, but it has provided them ongoing opportunities to observe and learn more than most other creatures. Where others try and fail, the koalas observe, learn, study, and do.