Magnus Boletus

Magnus Boletus, also known as Agni, are Beastkin of the Nymph genus, found around the northern Hemisphere. They live in humid forests, such as swamps. Agni are not actively hostile in nature, unless provoked.

Biology

 * They are known for their mossy-and plant like coverings over their bodies. While the species misses sexual reproduction organs, they may take on gender defining pronouns. Much like real fungi, their reproduction is carried out with Agni releasing spores that start to bloom around the area of their tribal village.


 * Agni children are small, lacking the distinctive fungi head, which only starts to sprout over the years. The general life span of the species is approximately 500 years.

Culture

 * The species believes that the first Agni came out of a cut-off root from Yggdrasil, the Mother Tree itself having separated themselves from it to give the Agni life.