Wanderers Of The Obscurity

Born in the darkness, they live to disrupt everything in their path. Also reffered to as Wanderers, or Black Daschians, they are plentiful and extremely dangerous species ihnabiting the northeast of The Death Zone, the uncharted Fields Of Black Suns, where they reach the trillions in raw numbers.

Black Daschians
The simple fact that these monsters are naturaully capable of surviving and navigating in the vaccum of space transforms them into a force to be reckoned with, enemy of any civilization that dares to explore or invade "their" part of the galaxy.

Due to their organisms not accepting oxygen, wanderers have chosen to develop in space, forcing them breed and develop in many asteroid belts or celestial bodies, since they lack breathable atmosphere. Asteroid belts offer perfect breeding ground for wanderers, making it their main preference.

Their diet is considerably limited, not able to consume any kind of meat due their organisms only being satisfied with natural resources and metals present in a huge quantity of planets and moons, materials such as iron and copper.

It is speculated that their "home" is located inside one of the most mysterioous parts of the death zone, full of fog, deprived of light, this part remains unknown due to its insane levels of danger.

Physical Appearance
Wanderers display an extremely hostile and protective behaviour, most roaming in packs for more efficient gathering expeditions. During their hunt for resources like minerals, their main feeding option, their four squid-like tendrils is essential, since it allows them for a faster mobility in the vaccum, makes grabbing smaller species significantly easier for slaughtering, aswell as grabbing resources and minerals.

They feature an extremely dark coloration of skin, which can easily be confused with the dark coloration of space, hence their name. They have 7 limbs in total, all of them sharing the same trait of having important functions in their daily tasks, making travels easier, able to grab resources and possible preys, even poisonous tendrils, which serve the purpose to attack or stun possible threats.

Author: Pinha