Half-Klingon

Half-Klingons are usually similar physically to Klingons. Most Half-Human, Half-Klingon children have a more difficult time controlling their violent tendencies than human children. When raised with Klingons, they are often made fun of because of their lack of facial ridges and drive for honor inversely raised with humans they are made fun of for their facial ridges and their extremely volatile tempers.

Personality: Klingons tend to have a short-temper though not to the extent of full Klingons.

Physical Description: Klingons are larger and physically stronger than Humans, though they possessed a much lower tolerance for cold weather. On average, Klingons weigh 170-250 pounds. In the Klingon body there are a great deal more redundancies to increase chance of survival from battle wounds. They have twenty-three ribs, two livers, an eight-chambered heart, three lungs, and even redundant neural function and multiple stomachs. The most distinguished feature of a Klingon is the their facial ridges. The size of the ridges on the forehead of a Klingon often is synonymous to their distinction in society. Klingons like scars. They regard battle scars as tokens of pride and ornamental scars as things of beauty. Any Klingon who has lived with or around other Klingons have scars, whether they are marks of shame or marks of pride recounting conquests and high status. Such a Klingon living among Humans may either display or hide his scars, depending on his attitude toward them.

Klingons mature a little faster than humans and yet after puberty, they age significantly slower. At the age of 1 they look similar to a human child of 4 and around the age of 8, they begin the Klingon version of puberty. Although they mature significantly quicker than humans, their life expectancy is still longer reaching old age around 150.

Relations: Klingons usually have a difficult time dealing with other races. They find Vulcans to be too reserved and languid. Some humans get along with Klingons, but a lot of species find their aggressiveness to be unnerving. To Klingons, honor is everything. To a Klingon, any species without honor is intolerable.

Alignment: The Klingon sense of honor makes them tend towards lawful alignments, however many Klingons seek "personal honor" rather then honor for the empire and are of chaotic alignments. Despite their violent nature they are rarely evil because of their honor-driven culture.

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Half-Klingon Bonuses: +2 Strength, -2 Charisma

Half-Klingon Size: Medium Sized Creatures

Half-Klingon's Speed: 30ft