Physical Characteristics: Djägga have been described as looking like a cross between a sphynx cat and a human. The have a basically baseline human body form (including a plantigrade stance), except for a felinoid tail. Their faces have a vaguely feline cast, as do their large eyes and large, somewhat high-placed ears. Though their skin is no more hirsute than the average humans, they are pigmented in patterns like cats. Many different pigmentation patterns are found among them.
Djägga senses are keener than those of baseline humans, particularly hearing and smell. These are so acute that they are often taken as possessing psi-sensitives, but in fact powers of the mind are virtually unknown among them.Psychological Characteristics: Djägga are typically solitary beings, suspicious of others. Mating pairs may stay together for a time, but it's almost as common for pregnant females to become distrustful and secretive and males to become bored and drift away. Djägga encountered as a group are most often siblings of the same sex or a mother and her children.
Djägga tend to speak very little and are not particularly social, but they're loyal. They're also keen to avenge any perceived betrayal. Competitions can trigger their predator instincts, so it's prudent to avoid games with djägga, particularly ones with a physical component.
Names: Djägga tend to use either a first name and family name or just a first name. “L” and “r” are interchangeable sounds.
Examples: Shra Karee, Yar, Djakan, Fyree, Garan, Meerkar, Challa Akan, Mrissa Shir.
Backgrounds: Armsman, Law Enforcement, Soldier, Security, Tribesman.
Classes: Djägga are Warriors, foremost. They are never Psychics.
Attributes: Minimum Strength and Dexterity of 12.
Special
Keen Senses: Djägga possess superhuman smell and hearing and have the equivalent of Perception 1 when detecting things related to those senses.