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| − | Nagas are snake [[beastfolk]]. The word usually refers to cobra-like beastfolk, although it may be used for other types of snake-people as well. All Naga have the upper torso and arms of a man and the tail of a snake in place of legs, but some have more human-like heads or more snake-like heads than others. They love to fight with poisoned weapons, and sometimes guard ancient temples and ruins. Contrary to popular belief, they are not innately evil and have no relation to the demonic [[Apophi]] or [[Lamia]]. | + | Nagas are snake [[beastfolk]]. The word usually refers to cobra-like beastfolk, although it may be used for other types of snake-people as well. All Naga have the upper torso and arms of a man and the tail of a snake in place of legs, but some have more human-like heads (while still appearing snake-like, and with snake eyes) or more snake-like heads than others, although all of them are covered in scales. They love to fight with poisoned weapons, and sometimes guard ancient temples and ruins. Contrary to popular belief, they are not innately evil and have no relation to the demonic [[Apophi]] or [[Lamia]]. |
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Revision as of 02:05, 27 April 2015
Nagas are snake beastfolk. The word usually refers to cobra-like beastfolk, although it may be used for other types of snake-people as well. All Naga have the upper torso and arms of a man and the tail of a snake in place of legs, but some have more human-like heads (while still appearing snake-like, and with snake eyes) or more snake-like heads than others, although all of them are covered in scales. They love to fight with poisoned weapons, and sometimes guard ancient temples and ruins. Contrary to popular belief, they are not innately evil and have no relation to the demonic Apophi or Lamia.
