From publisher blurb:
Six New Cosmic Humanoid Lineages!
The ahdastran were once a thriving civilization, spanning the stars. It believed that the ahdastran in fact once dwelled in the physical w Iworld before transcending to t the stars spreading their empire across the cosmos and bringing science. politics, art, and more. Howeyes, their people were destroyed during a terrible war, and now, only a few remain.
Seen as prophers and harbingers of either great catastrophe or great joy, sahlgtorgan are beanutul and terrible.
Often thought to bets of shoggri powers, they are wikimed gesture of good will, but all tremble ar their arrival. They can hear even the smallest whisper that could usher in colossal change or horrific disaster.
Cosmic raiders, the memehet tend to pillage worlds that are wild and untamed where there is little political power and military structure. They come on the nights of full moons, so that all may see their great sky ships with cannons glowing and invasion skiffs déscalding.
On nights when there is a full moon and someone of a pure soul is killed, they are reborn as a banthan, a ghostly ethereal version of themselves meant to help guide those to Slumber who have died an early and unfair death. Originally, the banthan were feared by many, but now they have come to be a welcome sight by many who live on the moors and marshes.
Believed to only be ten in the universe at any one time, the xalag are cosmic peacemakers, agents of glorthian Divinities. Tall and powerful, they were once mortals, but given new purpose. With their One Eye, they are a e able to perceive all there is about a person's truth or lies, and their great wings carry them across the universe.
Silent and strange, the nok are keepers of dreams and memories, protectors of those precious things we as mortals ignore or take for granted. Because of this, their
appearance and mannerisms are seen as silly or nonsensical, but their power to perceive the deepest dreams and most protected memories of others makes them truly powerful. Some think that every person has their own nok, leading to their varied looks.