Category:Yuke

Yukes (ユーク) are one of the four main races from the Crystal Chronicles series.

"A soft-spoken tribe of wisdom and research, the Yukes once used magic to resist the might of the Lilties. Their otherworldly physical forms are said to be simply souls that augment their magical abilities." - Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered.

Physiology
Yukes are the tallest out of the four main tribes. Their tall, slender bodies are covered in feathers from head to toe, and typically have a large pair of hands. However, it is normally impossible to see a yuke's face, as it is typically covered by a helmet. They will only allow those closest to them to see their face. Should you forcibly remove their helm, they will almost certainly attack you.

Yukes are born as intersex, thus the pronouns are entirely up to the individual. Traditionally, those identifying as males will often have webbed wings, while those as females typically have feathered wings. In some unusual cases, they may have them reversed or a mix between.

Despite having wings, they are typically too small to fly by themselves. Though in rare case, where the wings are larger than usual, they appear to allow the yuke to glide threw the air without the aid of magic.

Reproduction
Yukes can only reproduce with their own. Their bodies tend to start becoming fertile around the ages of 12 to 15 years old, but do not have a proper success rate till they're of the ages of 18 or above. Though it is more acceptable to have their first child from 20 and onward. They typically have 1 child per birth, and tend to settle with 1 to 3 children, with 1 being the most common.

It remains unknown exactly how they go about the process, but has been described as being “a very intimate process”. Though holding hands is rumoured to be a part of it.

Ageing
Yukes typically stop growing at the age of 16.

Accommodation
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Jobs and roles
Yukes are best suited to be black mage, scholar and white mage adventurers. While also ideally being alchemists, archaeologists/historians, herbalists, librarians, merchants and tailors.