Characteristics Average Size
| 2.5 meters tall
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Average Mass
| 90 kilograms
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Average Lifespan
| 210 years
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Reproductive System
| hermaphroditic, viviparous
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Body Temperature
| 38 degrees Celsius
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Physical StructureThe
body of a humma is pear shaped with a short neck, narrow shoulders,
unusually short arms, a stocky trunk, and wide hips with powerful legs.
Their heads and face tend toward a scruffy look and a mustached muzzel.
The body is covered with matted fur, usually dull brown. Their hands are
hairless and have a semi-retractable dew claw that acts as an opposable
thumb. Their feet are long and tough.
The humma dew claw is
located mid way up the inside of the forarm, between the elbow and palm.
This claw functions as an opposable thumb for holding tools. It allows
the humma to grasp objects and hold onto them till they decide to
release them. It is difficult to break free from the grasp of a humma
(-15% to the attempt) and success results in the humma's punch score in
damage.
Humma walk on the balls and toes of their feet, which
gives them their extra height. They are able to jump an incredible
distance. Their short arms can hold a rifle but are not suited to melee
weapons. They have evolved with an agile and strong prehensible tail
with which they can deliver a sound blow or use melee weapons but not grenades.
SensesHumma hearing and sight are equivalent to human standards. Their sense of smell and touch are not as acute as most other races, while their sense of taste is completely dull. This lack of smell and taste, combined with their tough diestive system, means they can eat almost anything that is vaguely edible.
SpeechThe Humma language is an ugly one, full of grunts and guttural noises. It is not an easy languagle to learn; vursk and ifshnits, particularly, have a difficult time with it.