the appearance of another.
They still have struggles
Clawdite
Stats:
Cunning 3, Presence 1
WT 9+Brawn, ST 9+Willpower
90 XP
1 rank in Resilience
Changelings: As an action, may attempt to shape-shift
by suffering 3 strain and making an average
Resilience check. If successful, change appearance
to match that of a previously observed humanoid
silhouette 1 character. Any observers who would want
to recognize the disguise must attempt a Perception
check opposed by Deception. Boosts or setbacks can
be added based on how much either have observed
the individual, whether the clothing matches, or if
imitating a species that is considerably different in
physiology.
Physiology:
Clawdites are unique in that they can change almost
all of their physical features at will in order to match
changing size or drastically altering physiology. Some
can even make their skin look like clothing or jewelry.
Their natural form is reptilian with an olive green or
yellow skin. This form has sunken cheeks, a small
mouth, and a narrow nose. Shape-shifting does put
sufficient strain on them, and they revert back to their
original form when asleep, badly wounded, or dead.
While they can take the shape of a specific person,
many go with a generic looking human when they
want a general disguise.
Society:
Clawdites are quiet and solitary, and they aren’t
particularly social. Like Bothans, they are distrustful,
and like Chevin, they are harshly pessimistic. While
they can work together when it benefits them, they
aren’t natural team players. Relatively few Clawdites
choose to change their form, and doing so does
cause them great physical pain. They need oils and
creams in order to keep their skin healthy.
Zolander Oppressors:
While many have inevitably been jealous of the
Clawdites, their life is not as glamorous as one would
think. The Zolanders share the Clawdite homeworld,
and they have the same appearance as Clawdite in
their natural form. The Zolanders are deeply religious,
and they shun the Clawdites, whom they view to be
impure and sinful. The Zolanders have forced the
Clawdites to live in secured ghettos so that they
cannot spread. Many Clawdites in the galaxy have
learned to fight through the Mabari. The Mabari are a
Zolander tradition, an ancient order of warriors. Since
the Zolanders fear the Clawdites, few let them access
this elite warrior training. Those who do enter face
harsh standards and are watched closely. Failure
means permanent exile from Zolan, so this sets up
many Clawdites to be bounty hunters.
Homeworld:
Clawdites come from Zolan, a Mid Rim world. It was
in great turmoil during the Clone Wars, since the
Clawdites were eager to join the Confederacy, who
promised them equality and liberation from the
Zolanders.
Language:
Clawdites speak Clawdite, a modified version of
Zolanese.