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Description
A general guide for the common Arboreal Tsimu!
An arboreal tsimu is a variation of tsimu, other variations can be seen in the body guide uvu

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Common Arboreal:
Body Variations:
Design Guide:

Nest and Roles:
Tsimu Nests and RolesTsimu Nests and Roles
Nest Information:
All Tsumi tend to live in groups called nests!
Nearly all nests live in elevated areas. The most common nest locations tend to be canopies and mountain-sides.
Nests can be built and inhabited in many different ways. Many of which include:
In groups of hanging homes along branches of canopies, Within a large family tree, Spread out through an entire forest, Carved within cliff-sides, Built onto mountain peaks
Because of limited resources and living spaces, nests tend to be small. (5-30)
However a few civilizations that inhabit entire forests/mountains do exist. These societies can contain up to 100+ Tsimu, although formation of these societies can be very difficult due to their mortal lifespans and natural distrust for those out of their original kin.
Common Nest Culture:
Unlike civilizations from the ground, their limited home grounds can't support too many Tsimu of the same nest. Therefor

Guide to Magic:

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tsimu are a closed species by kub-e

Description
A general guide for the common Arboreal Tsimu!
An arboreal tsimu is a variation of tsimu, other variations can be seen in the body guide uvu

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Common Arboreal:
Body Variations:
Design Guide:

Nest and Roles:
Tsimu Nests and RolesTsimu Nests and Roles
Nest Information:
All Tsumi tend to live in groups called nests!
Nearly all nests live in elevated areas. The most common nest locations tend to be canopies and mountain-sides.
Nests can be built and inhabited in many different ways. Many of which include:
In groups of hanging homes along branches of canopies, Within a large family tree, Spread out through an entire forest, Carved within cliff-sides, Built onto mountain peaks
Because of limited resources and living spaces, nests tend to be small. (5-30)
However a few civilizations that inhabit entire forests/mountains do exist. These societies can contain up to 100+ Tsimu, although formation of these societies can be very difficult due to their mortal lifespans and natural distrust for those out of their original kin.
Common Nest Culture:
Unlike civilizations from the ground, their limited home grounds can't support too many Tsimu of the same nest. Therefor

Guide to Magic:

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tsimu are a closed species by kub-e