Ustrali

Ustrali people are incredibly magically talented, each typically gifted with an extraordinary affinity for water and light magic.   Curse of the Flame If the oils on their skin make contact with shadows created by flame, they themselves will light ablaze, making them adverse to any sort of fire. This problem is usually remedied by either staying primarily in their home city of Lunop, which is lit entirely by glowing mushrooms and large orbs of light procured by the Lux, a group of light mages who dedicate their lives to keeping the city lit with potent magic, giving the capital an ethereal glow. Ustrali people who wish to venture outside of their country will find that avoiding fire can prove to be surprisingly easy to those attended enough to their environment. Flames can easily be extinguished with their water magic, then replaces with light magic of the same nature.   If you choose to play as an Ustrali you will be forced to take 3d4 damage for every 6 seconds you are within direct light of most fire.   Tears of Vi Ustrali are able to summon up to 3 fist sized orbs of light that can illuminate a 20 foot radius with non-holy light magic. Each orb lasts 30 minutes before flickering and disappearing. The caster can choose a target for the orb to follow or command the orb to stay in a specific place at their own discretion. If an orb is more than 40 feet from it's summoner it will dissipate. The same spell can be cast but with an enclosed bubble of water. The bubble will burst when it makes contact with any tangible object except for the original caster. The water is potable.   Aqua Affinity Ustrali can breathe underwater for 3 minutes +30 seconds per their constitution modifier.   Alignment Most Ustrali worship Vi, the god of magic. Most Ustrali are lawful or neutral good as ustrali society has no patience for troublemakers. While generally good-natured and well-intentioned, their magical ability gives many a sense of superiority over "less gifted groups" creating a very xenophobic culture within the country.   Size Ustrali are the same size as humans, standing at an average height of 5'6".   Appearance Ustrali skin manifests as different shades of blue from deep royal blue to bright turquoise. Their hair color depends entirely on age. Children are born with strikingly white hair that fades into a brownish grey by the time they reach 30. At around 55 it is at its darkest, a deep dark brown, and begins to loop back, becoming lighter again with old age. Their eyes are remarkably light colors, bright oranges, blues yellows and violet pupils are fairly common, with some eyes appearing to be entirely white.

Languages. Common, Primordial