Dhunmak

Dhunmak are amphibious beings that mainly stem from clone bodies nowadays compared to the days of old. Despite the sudden advances due to war demanding more high-end technology, the Dhunmak only recently emerged as a space-age species, though if they could remain on-world they most likely would.

Race Origins
A strange union of amphibious and mammalian features, the Dhunmak are an amphibious race that united early on in their ancient history under an empire that always focused on a struggle between existentialism, economy, and what people defined as order. With constant rebellions and claims of individual states, they advanced fast as war demanded the best technology. Only after three thousand years had they, very recently in the last four decades, entered the space age, mostly out of a need to survive. Many that could be found are commonly clones of a handful of figures due to new genetic complications preventing the growth of children in mothers.

Race Attributes
Amphibious black skin allows for more complex metabolism and water breathing, though they are easily poisoned, and commonly sleep for long hours when sick. Their heads, upper back, and partial areas of the limbs have a soft, flexible, silver bony material. Their eyes are black instead of white, and their noses are geometrically rectangular.