Polyesoteric Zoanthropes

Kaawá’pomaahkaa Áwaawahkao’tsii: [siksika] warriors of the plains of western Palhur who can take on animal form in conjunction with their animal-protectors and the guidance of their faith. They are protectors of the plains who belong to different sects corresponding to the animals they take the form of. Bison, wolf, pronghorn, snake, Palhuric lions, and prairie dog are the commonest forms.

Lãwo ƒe Aʋawɔla: [ewe] warriors of western Taggarus who take on animal forms in order to protect the people from the many invading forces that try to conquer the region. They use celestial essences and aether together to connect with powerful animal-protectors, including crocodiles, mongooses, civets, baboons, monitor lizards, hartebeests, vipers, and pythons.

Malvado: [galician] warriors of central Jesenya who take on animal form after being subjected aether corrupted by infernal essences in order to turn them into monstrous figures. It is said that they can only be saved by being purged of infernal powers, but most of them are killed first. The commonest animals they are turned into are bears, wolves, lynxes, golden eagles, imperial eagles, genets, boars, vultures, kites, spiders, and scorpions.

Pahlawan Haiwan: [malay] warriors of northeastern Dabusen who take on animal form as part of pushing the limits of reality. They are experimental warriors devoted to finding their own power. They wield aether along with paradoxical energies. Their commonest forms are sun bears, orang utans, tigers, elephants, rhinos, clouded leopards, binturongs, bats, crocodiles, and gibbons.

Toa Manu: [samoan] warriors of the southern Island Bridge who take on animal forms to become greater warriors. They wield ShebvicEnergiesOLD and aether together in order to become the most powerful animal forms possible. Commonest animals include flying foxes, kraits, petrels, whales, falcons, sea snakes, dolphins, octopuses, and sharks.

Uywa Ch’axwiri: [aymara] warriors of eastern Palhur who wield aether and poioumenonic energies in order to draw legendary animal forms and protect their homelands. They themselves are considered legends. Their commonest animal forms are spectacled bears, river dolphins, maned wolves, condors, giant otters, anacondas, cougars, caimans, margays, ocelots, piranhas, megatheria, and kinkajous.