Merfolk

daimeon schrieb:

Das Blood dimmed Tides ist allerdings meiner Meinung nach ein ziiieeemlich schlechtes Buch

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Merfolk (MER-foke): The mer are the fae of the seas. Arrogant enough to make the sidhe look downright humble, they nevertheless have had to swallow their infamous pride some in recent times to come to the land-dwelling fae for assistance in dealing with the threats to their domain. The merfolk are all linked to a marine animal which their lower body reflects, usually being some sort of fish tail, but this splits into legs when they venture onto land. Merfolk gain some advantages of the creature they are tied with, usually have gills (though some tied to marine mammals or amphibians have to surface for air periodically), and all possess a peculiar alien beauty. Banality is very fearsome for them (indeed, losing one's fae nature at the bottom of the ocean is fatal), and certain skills are unavailable to them due to their being cut off from mortal society. There are three noble houses of the merfolk (see Noble Houses) and three Arts known to few outside the merfolk (see Exclusive Arts). The merfolk are detailed in World of Darkness: Blood-Dimmed Tides.

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Murdhuacha (me-ROO-cha): The Thallain cousins of the merfolk, the murdhuacha, also called "merrows", are bound to undersea creatures such as octopi, squids, worms or crustaceans. Like the merfolk, they gain some advantages of the sea creature they bind with, and are able to breathe water. Murdhuacha, though the women can sometimes be strangely beautiful, are bizarre to look on and often hideous. Many, upon seeing a merrow for the first time will freeze in shock. Usually just long enough for the murdhuacha to take the advantage. The merrows suffer from Banality the same way the merfolk do, and also have certain Abilities restricted due to their lack of contact with the surface world. The murdhuacha are detailed in World of Darkness: Blood-Dimmed Tides.

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daimeon schrieb:

Ja, von der Grundidee ist das ganz nett, aber Riesenkrabben und so find ich doch eher unspaßig.

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