Tonir

Physiology
The Tonir, as a race, are a very diverse people. Their hair and eye colors can be a plethora of different hues, and their body varies from several shades of gray. Accompanying the Tonir's gray color are numerous lines of green, that can outline some parts of an Tonir's body. Most Tonirs range from 5'9 to 6'2 ft in regards to height, and they live for an average of 50 to 60 years. The Tonir are distinguishable from their horn-like cartilage that can grow from the forehead or brow of a Tonir. These horns grow as the Tonir ages, and some societies use them to tell age. The body of a Tonir is humanoid in form, and are similar in that regard.

Society and Culture
The Tonir society is that of tranquility and orderliness. Due to this orderliness, most traditions and customs are treated with the utmost respect and importance. Most Tonirs tend to stay with their fellow Tonirs, and usually avoid encounters with the other races, particularly aggressive and oppressive ones. Despite this, the Tonirs sometime raise and respect other races within their society. So, a human raised by a Tonir family will generally be accepted within most Tonir communities. These societies also place academia in high regard, so children are expected to attend school and learn magic. Magic itself is another critical factor in a Tonir's life, as their religion, Ascensionism, revolves around it. Most Tonir are also encouraged to protect their homeland, as they want to preserve the peace in the region. While the Tonirs aren't specifically patriarchal, many men are at the head of most households and are expected to care for the family. Because of this, most men enlist in the military or work regular jobs to secure funds for their family. Women, however, are expected to become mages because they have a higher affinity for magic than males. In spite of that, women who don't become mages are expected to raise a family and take care of their children. Most Tonirs want to uphold the calmness in the Tonir society, so crimes are often treated severely and swiftly. These penalties vary from crime to crime, but most are intense, even minor crimes.

Religion
The Tonirs believe in Ascensionism, a religion that tells of a man who managed to ascend to godhood and became a paragon of order after learning and mastering every single Domain. So, it's accepted in the Tonir religion that after mastering every Domain, they too can ascend to godhood and become a god. However, this feat is nearly impossible for the races in Laitheran, as most of them die before even mastering a single Domain.