• Nobles of Null is a forum based roleplay site where sci-fi and magic collide. Here, Earth remains fractured and divided despite humanity reaching out to the stars. Worse still, the trans-human slaves of one major power have escaped, only to establish their own Empire, seething with resentment at abuses of the past. Even the discovery of aliens, though medieval in development, has failed to rally these squabbling children of Earth together with its far darker implications. Worse still, is the discovery of the impossible - magic. Practiced by the alien locals, nearly depleted and therefore rare, its reality warping abilities remains abstract and distant to the general populace. All the while, unseen in the darkness of space, forces from without threaten to press in. For those with eyes opened by insight, it is clear that an era is about to end, and that a new age will dawn.

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Theradectans are non-humanoid aliens and thus act differently than our expectations.

Area of OriginColorsSize DifferencesName 'Origin'
AnanktiGreen, BrownAfrican, English
LounktoBlack, BrownFrench, Kurdish
RobertinRed, Brown
Red males larger than average, with especially long legs and pincers.
Scottish, Arabic
HathjarYellowDutch, Thai
NeolathWhite, Grey
White females are smaller than average, except for their oversized heads. Males smaller than average.
German, Egyptian

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Cultural practices/behaviors and social structures

The Theradectans are split into three factions and five ethnicities.

for each of the areas, perhaps? The main Theradectan page doesn't seem to go into why they occupy these different areas/why certain colors are associated with certain areas (presumably it's some combination of cultural/history and physiology?), nor what kind of societies a Theradectan character would be coming from, whether that's a communal decentralized family-based society or a democracy, if the areas are all unified under one government or if they still have split polities like humans, etc.

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