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Narquelion |
We know that kasathas have a cultural taboo against showing their mouths. According to pathfinder, this has been true for millennia.
It is a very flavorful cultural quirk, and I appreciate the resulting aesthetic.
But... have we ever seen what their mouths actually look like? Are they humanlike? Or are they more alien? Is there a picture somewhere in some pathfinder (or starfinder!) book?
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Narquelion |
We've seen their skeletons so we know they have normal humanoid teeth and jaws. So it's safe to say their mouths are horizontal slits.
Thanks! Where? EDIT: oh I see, Iron Gods, of course. here's the picture.
Still I would love to see a few kasatha without mouth cover
Yeah, and not just because it might be that the fleshy parts are not 100% humanlike.
Still, now that according to starfinder they have a common ancestor with shobhads (since they hare related to witchwyrds who are related to shobhads) and we know that shobhads have fairly standard humanoid mouths I guess they aren't terribly exotic either.
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ShadowFighter88 |
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