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The '''Yettish''' are a tall, well built and muscular [[Species Types|mammalian]] species very closely resembling the classic "Yeti" in pretty much every way. They are close friends with the [[Gadal]] and are located between the Gadal and [[Trepedor]] nations. While large, brave and fearless, they, like the Gadal, are pacifists, and prefer to solve issues by talking it out rather than fighting it out. And, while they don't have an official stance for or against Earth, they do stand for Earth's right to exist and seek its own future without others bullying them for who or what they are. | The '''Yettish''' are a tall, well built and muscular [[Species Types|mammalian]] species very closely resembling the classic "Yeti" in pretty much every way. They are close friends with the [[Gadal]] and are located between the Gadal and [[Trepedor]] nations. While large, brave and fearless, they, like the Gadal, are pacifists, and prefer to solve issues by talking it out rather than fighting it out. And, while they don't have an official stance for or against Earth, they do stand for Earth's right to exist and seek its own future without others bullying them for who or what they are. | ||
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Revision as of 13:54, 28 July 2019
The Yettish are a tall, well built and muscular mammalian species very closely resembling the classic "Yeti" in pretty much every way. They are close friends with the Gadal and are located between the Gadal and Trepedor nations. While large, brave and fearless, they, like the Gadal, are pacifists, and prefer to solve issues by talking it out rather than fighting it out. And, while they don't have an official stance for or against Earth, they do stand for Earth's right to exist and seek its own future without others bullying them for who or what they are.
