Snake warrior

"The Yuan-Ti cast off their humanity long ago, and with it, their sanity." -From Masters of the Forbidden City by Codo Vidak Yuan-Ti are a half-snake half-human race, however their appearance differs depending on their subrace. Abominations appear like an anthropomorphic snake, Malisons appear like either a human body with a snake head or a human upper body with a snake lower body, and Purebloods appear almost exactly like humans do, just with snake-like eyes and patches of scale-like skin…

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Yuan-ti (sing & pl[4]; pronounced: /juːɑːnˈti/ yoo-an-TEE[11] listen or: /wɑːnˈti/ wahn-TEE[12]) were a collective race of serpentfolk, also known as the snake people of Malatra,[1] who were seen as corrupt and degenerate monsters by other races.[7] The appearance of yuan-ti varied greatly from nearly human-like to nearly snake-like, but all had some serpentine features.[6][7] Scale colors were usually simple greens and browns, but more elaborate swirls, stripes, or diamond patterns were…

Shi-Hara is a warrior of the serpent temple, wielding the ancient technique of fighting with two swords. The female cobra Shi-Hara also knows how to control flame and often her swords are red-hot and hit the enemy with searing fire