Arawicke

Arawicke are a subspecies of Cynnhete, with a spider-like appearance. They typically have multiple eyes, six limbs, and hair made out of spider silk. Comparatively, Arawicke tend to be less unhinged and unpredictable compared to most other subspecies of Cynnhete. That is merely in comparison, however.

Generally cunning, Arawicke are stereotypically known as dangerous tricksters that obtain great amusement from taking people on wild goose chases. Arawicke good and bad typically enjoy manipulation. They see manipulation as a game, and greatly respect those who are able to manipulate pawns well. In Arawicke society, manipulation is seen as a virtue. Because of their focus on manipulation, out of all the Cynnhete, Arawicke are the most likely to get involved with the affairs of other entities.

Arawicke are masterful ambushers, trapping their opponents with their webs. Arawicke constantly naturally produce webs. These webs have a multitude of uses to them. They can trap other people with their extreme strength. They are often used as a component in clothing; In fact, most Arawicke wear is hand crafted out of it. Finally, they are often used as building components for their territories.

The territory of Arawickes tend to be unnaturally silent. Webs are hidden all over the place, not left out in the open. Their homes and nests are typically nestled within natural bush and/or caves. They will also often use the remains of ruins for their homes. Arawicke will often impulsively lure anyone that comes by into their traps, even if they feel generally friendly or neutral towards them. It is common for them to let anyone caught go, after toying with them a bit.

The bites of Arawicke are venomous. The most common toxin among the Arawicke population cause paralysis. All Arawicke toxins also pack a neurotoxin effect, which have been known to cause fits of insanity, delusion, and irrational thinking in general on most other species.