Type of spirit: Demon, Lowborn.
Magick: Healing, curses, cutting magick (cutting energy for example).
“Most of us are 5 foot and over by the age of 19, 16 in human ages. We look like humans to be honest. Our eyes are normally strong neon colours like blue, pink, yellow for example. Mine are blue. Certain types of Beltaggs have two small horns which will be explained later. Another unique feature we have is the small tattoo we’re born with across our collarbones. The tattoo are normally neon colours, shaped like swiggels and patterns based on factors like season, age and location. As we get older the colour in our tattoo and eyes fade until our tattoo are black. Our eyes just turn a deep brown, green, hazel or blue..”- Lay
“We live in a quite unfair community. The four types of Beltaggs have different rights, but we can mostly live in Harmony. Common Beltaggs and Chag Beltaggs do tend to quarrel sometimes, but they can love in peace most of the time.”
“We speak Beltaggien. Most of us, if not all of us, speaks English.”
Common: “These are your closest to stereotypical Beltaggs. The Chags claim that the common ones don’t have anything special about them. They normally live in houses of 4-5. There isn’t much danger when it comes to working with them.”
Chag: “They’re probably the least happy and friendly in the Beltagg society. A lot of them are poor and are mocked by some extremely rich and popular Trachel. They can seem cut off and harsh sometimes but most of them are kind when they begin to trust you. They also have horns.”
Meanbel: “I’m Meanbel. We don’t really care that much about being rich, we just care about sport. If you go to a sport Center in Beltagg territory you are likely going to find a Meanbel there. I wouldn’t say we are rich, but we can afford most things. Also some of us are a bit full of ourselves.”
Trachtel: “The most rich. Not all Trachtels are rich by the way. They have the most authority since there are more Trachtels then any other type. Most Chags are afraid of them because of this.”
How united are these groups?:
“To be honest, we are quite united. I have a few friends from all groups. But in some areas Beltaggs can be discriminative to eachother. I’m lucky I wasn’t raised to be discriminative like that”
“We travel away from our lands and we are often mistaken for Larvartums by some”
Thank you Lay for answering all these questions! Feel free to drop questions in the box for him!