Meat

With each other for more hoodeds. With other avians for halfbreeds.

Hoodeds, as they are known, have high visual acuity and a talent for remaining patiently hidden for hours. They have quick reflexes and can strike at a moment's notice. They are more at home in the sunlight than at night, and a loss at the hunt is a large blow to their self-esteem that can cripple a hooded. They walk awkwardly on the ground, but their flying is exceptional. They have a distinct cry known as the kreer, which they use when angry to frighten their foes.

Hoodeds are very territorial when they are tending their young, and they will fight to the death anyone they view as a threat. They are monogamous people, and they tend to have strong families. Their mating rituals involve great sky dances and traditional hunts that end in the couple bonded for life. After this, they build a home together, and they combine their territories. If their territories are not adjoining, they will trade or buy and sell to get adjoining territories.