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Information about colony worlds here. | Information about colony worlds here. | ||
===Customs=== | |||
* A gift of feathers from a Phoenix is a significant offering, especially if the feather is long enough to decorate one's aerie, rather than one's person. <ref name="rph-04" /> | |||
===Stereotypes=== | ===Stereotypes=== | ||
===Common Family Structures=== | ===Common Family Structures=== | ||
*An Eye-trained Phoenix is allowed to fly a banner at his aerie when he wins a battle, but he has to be given the banner by someone whose life was saved there. He needs five such banners before he can request a mate. <ref name="rph-04">''[[A Rose Point Holiday (Fiction) |A Rose Point Holiday]]'', chapter 4</ref> | * An Eye-trained Phoenix is allowed to fly a banner at his aerie when he wins a battle, but he has to be given the banner by someone whose life was saved there. He needs five such banners before he can request a mate. <ref name="rph-04">''[[A Rose Point Holiday (Fiction) |A Rose Point Holiday]]'', chapter 4</ref> | ||
===Religions=== | ===Religions=== | ||
Revision as of 16:52, 14 January 2021
Birbs.
Engineered by the Pelted during their experimental phase earlier in the Alliance's history.
Vital Statistics (At a Glance)
Pronounced like the human word (fee nihcks). Singular is Phoenix. Possessive is Phoenixae. Plural is Phoenix.
- Species Type: Mammalian, Third Generation Pelted
- Origin: Engineered
- Frame Type: Bipedal Winged
- Average Height: tall
- Average Lifespan: longish
- Gravity Preference: light
- Homeworld: Phoenix-Nest
- Native Language: they ululate but I don't know if it's a formal language
Appearance and Physiology
Appearance
General stuff here about what they look like, faces, hands, feet, eyes. Colorations.
Physiology
Society
Member of what nations here. Information about colony worlds here.
Customs
- A gift of feathers from a Phoenix is a significant offering, especially if the feather is long enough to decorate one's aerie, rather than one's person. [1]
Stereotypes
Common Family Structures
- An Eye-trained Phoenix is allowed to fly a banner at his aerie when he wins a battle, but he has to be given the banner by someone whose life was saved there. He needs five such banners before he can request a mate. [1]
Religions
See Phoenix Religion.
Native or Common Dress
Naming Conventions
History
Famous Figures
Phoenix Characters
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 A Rose Point Holiday, chapter 4