People of Khem

Population:
Nationality:
Noun: Khem
Adjective: Khemish
Ethnic Groups
Al'Khem 67% (30% servile, 32% craftsmen, 18% librarian, 20% da'kavo)
Ozian 12%
Al'Ta 8%
Kaihesse'zhi 5%
Miranese 4%
Jutensan 3%
Other 1%
Growth Rate: 0.021%

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Khem Racial Profile:
Eye Color:
blue = servile, green = craftsmen, indigo = librarian, gray = da'kavo

The Khem people are of a dark complexion with strong graceful bone structures, many geneticists believe that the long history of ruler mandated eugenics programs are the root cause of their uniformity comparative to most genetic stock. Most are not a tall people but due to a culture which strongly encourages physical readiness, they are rarely out of shape.



The Servile have the darkest complexion and tend to have rough feet and hands from their barefooted labor of generations. They generally dreadlock their rough black hair as a symbol of their peace with their ideal of god. The most passive and hardy Servile are encouraged to breed and given to the life of procreation and Library ordered drug use.


The Craftsmen keep their straight black hair cut short and angular with certain careful geometries implying one craft or another. Their build tends to be slight by general comparison to the other Khemish races. The most industrious are given most leeway for breeding and possessions.


The Da'Kavo have a tough life from the moment they can walk, due to previous breeding success by the Library many Da'Kavo are born with alopecia and are free from any body hair. They stand 6'4" on average over a foot taller than other Khems 5'2". Da'Kavo are to a woman the epitome of fitness, they have never been presented any other choice in how to be. These children of separation are given breeding rights by rank and combat effectiveness.


The Librarians are pale compared to the rest of the lands people. Their indigo eyes are complemented by long black hair often worked into intricate braids. As the true power in Al Khem their line has the highest rate of insanity among all those of Khem. Their own internal hierarchy decides breeding rights though some suggest an external genetic infusion may be necessary to stabilize their line.

Lastly are the native Al'Ta people, root of the Al'Khem... to be expanded.