Drashin

Distant relatives of humans, the Drashin have a proud and storied history closely intertwined dragons. They gleefully announce that early Drashin were, in fact, fully fledged dragons and had to take forms resembling humans during a great catastrophe before even Bastion was made.

Drashin have a strong sense of history and loyalty to each other. Though significantly less social than humans, all Drashin struggle with powerful emotional impulses. Their feelings of love, jealousy, greed, hatred, or even happiness are often magnified, as a whole, they value acting off of what they feel is right even if they don’t have proof of it.

In general, a Drashin could disguise themselves to pass for human with enough clothes. But patterns of scales, tails, horns, carnivorous teeth, and general weight and toughness are likely to expose them. Some Drashin are so draconic that they’re incapable of a disguise on any level.

They can be divided into two distinct ethnic and cultural groups: The Lya Kyo and the Saval. The Lya Kyo are raised under a strict hand and often learn to rein in their emotions and avoid outbursts. They find great pride in managing to control themselves. The Saval have little desire to control themselves and freely express whatever emotion boils to the surface.