I know it's not the most groundbreaking thing, but it actually exists as more of a narrative thing than a very deeply designed species. I have others that are like that, but I don't think they are all that interesting.

Also, a lot of creatures in this species can be silenced so hard they die.

Quinine used to be human, merged with a magical creature, and gave birth to children that are all under the same "magical creature" umbrella. Her children are still significantly human, but her grandchildren, having all their parents be magical, are practically completely magical beings.

Well the current one I am working with is a species of mixed magical creatures in the sense that the form they take is dependent on their parents, where in the dimension they were born, and their ratio of magical essence to organic matter in their body. The protagonist of my last game is an example.

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I think this is interesting because Xhaeldi does have a more masculine build in my head, but previously, I had failed to bring it out. I felt like I got this close by working with a masculine figure first and then cutting it down something I will consider in the future.

So the reason I think this is interesting is because of how the initial idea shaped the end, right? Initially, Shine was killing some random man, but I decided I would make her kill her mom Xhaeldi instead. This resulted in a naturally more masculine structure.