So, it is generally accepted that Miqo’te are cat people, and Au Ra are lizard people, right? This has always kind of bugged me. While it’s true that scales are generally more of a reptile thing, Au Ra have several decidedly mammalian traits, like hair and breasts.
So, I’d like to propose to you my theory: Au Ra are pangolin people. If you don’t know what a pangolin is, they're basically scaly ant-eaters. Here’s a picture:
https://wildplanetphotomagazine.com/...ur-800x594.jpg
Look at those scales! So far as I know, the most developed scales on any mammal. Also worthy of note, is that male pangolins can be as much as 50% larger than the females. Sound familiar?
A theory about Au Ra
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10-11-2017, 04:00 PMFutileMasqueradeA theory about Au Ra
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10-11-2017, 04:06 PMKahnom
At least it looks cute though.
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10-11-2017, 04:31 PMNolLacnala
They're tieflings, descendants of human/demon breeding. I'll probably get a few people who jump in here screaming about dragons and dragon expansions, and I ask them
Where are the Au Ra eggs
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10-11-2017, 04:57 PMVitalSuitPretty sure SE also stated that they're not dragon people, that was a misconception Ishgardians had when they saw them.Quote:
Originally Posted by NolLacnala
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10-11-2017, 05:01 PMAlestorm
Alexander's story explains their origin. If I recall hearing correctly it was something to do with daemons/the void.
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10-11-2017, 05:15 PMKageTokageIt doesn't. It explains the origin of one of their tribes, but not the race as a whole.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alestorm
It's known that their design borrows both draconic and demonic elements, but nothing has been stated lorewise that even hints at a connection between them and dragons or voidsent.
I'm curious as if/when that third ancient clan of Au Ra that was mentioned in a lore panel will ever come into play, since if the race's origins are anything significant, they'd play a key role in that.