Introduction: Caiman katanga live by their instincts and oppose the ways of nubari, preferring their natural animal state to any contrivance of civilization. Solitary and territorial crea-tures, caiman katanga come together only twice a year (summer solstice/ rainy season and winter solstice/dry season) to mate and lay eggs before returning to their iso-lated homes. Caiman katanga tend to be selfish and self-centered, concerned with controlling and protecting their own little corner of the jungle. Adventuring caiman ka-tanga, though more tolerant of others then their brethren, are still known for their aggressive attitudes toward oth-ers.

Physical Description: Caiman are similar in appearance to crocodiles. In nubari form the skin of this katanga is thick and leathery. The 3' stub of the creature’s tail can be seen on its lower back.

Lands: Caiman katanga can be found in any river or lake, large or small.

Origin

TBD

Common Religions

River Spirits

Specialized Religion

TBD

Sample Religious Organizations TBD

Reasons to Have Left Home

TBD