[x] Plan Lanternkeepers
- [x] [BAS]Moths
- [x] [SER] Non-Servant
- [x] [TRA]Wings
- [x] [TRA]Amicable
- [x] [TRA]Attuned to a Wind (Hysh)
- [x] [TRA]Keen Senses
- [x] [TRA]Long Lived
- [x] Name: Linternapixqui
- [x] Description:
-- [x] Modified to walk as a biped on the ground, with their forelimbs being converted into passable hands. Due to their increased size, Linternapixqui are not capable of independent flight, although they can glide fairly far from branch to branch to stay in the relative safety of the canopy.
-- [x] Despite, or perhaps because of their habitation in deep, foreboding forests, the Linternapixqui are obsessed with light and the safety it provides. In the day time, they prefer to reside in the canopy, closer to the light of the sun without being intolerably bright, only descending to the forest floor to forage, plant, and generally tend to the ground-dwelling components of the food gardens. At night, they continuously maintain small fires at the center of their encampments and channel Hysh for light on the move. In time, they would adopt torches, tallow candles and lanterns, being less taxing than continuously channeling Hysh.
-- [x] By coincidence, a Linternapixqui vaguely resembles a cloaked hominid when 'standing' with wings folded, especially in the dark lit only by their lantern. Likewise bristles resemble the lining of a fur coat. Some who wish not to startle hominids they meet exploit this by donning a wide-brimmed hat, hiding their face beneath shadow and furthering the resemblance under casual observation.
-- [x] Black Forest Linternapixqui predominately inherit the black-orange color scheme of the Death's-Head Hawk, while Everwood Linternapixqui have the white-grey-pink color scheme of the White-Lined Sphinx, in both cases matching the predominate bark color of the local trees. These are purely phenotypic and the two are capable of interbreeding.
- [x] Location: Deep in the Everwood, which they maintain and cultivate in their own imitation of the axolotl's food gardens.