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Description
EDIT: Updated the Woolie!

Common Li'uhn: They are black with red hair, wings and tails. The average member of the species, which is the bulk of them. Li'uhn thrive, and the red ones are everywhere! Their skin can range from black to various shades of brown. It’s always dark. The hair is always gold tipped, and the wings are always in shades of red. They can fly fairly well using energy stored in their tail, and are excellent gliders. They average about five feet tall.

Nightkin: The second smallest Li'uhn, the Nightkin was created as a spy of sorts. They are small, quick, and love anything shiny. They are known for their dark skin, always black, and their wings being in beautiful deep blue colors. Instead of golds, they have lighter blue markings, which often form dots that mimic stars, and always have a crescent moon mark on their forehead. Nightkin are often seen with Shadowcloaks, and crosses between the two types aren’t terribly uncommon. They average at three and a half to four feet tall.

Shadowcloak: Able to hide themselves entirely in the shadows, these Li'uhn are tall, but timid. They are entirely black with deep blue or indigo markings. They can obscure themselves and anybody they touch entirely in shadow, so thoroughly that even energy sensing creatures, including other Li'uhn, can’t sense them or the one they are hiding at all. Usually around six feet tall.

Woolie: These small, fluffy Li'uhn were initially created as pets for Il’hune. They have two variations, the faded and muted reds, and blues and silvers. Even as adults, they are small enough to fit into an adult Il’hune’s pouch, which the Il’hune thought to be the most adorable thing. They were created with the sole intention of being as absolutely adorable as possible, thus the naturally pudgy appearance, big round eyes, tiny peeping voices, massive amounts of soft fluff, and small size, the size of an Il’hune baby when they first start to come out of the pouch. Even the way they flutter and can’t fly well was designed to be as endearing as possible, as they flutter and fly awkwardly much like a baby Il’hune learning to fly. They were popular as pets and companions, though have the same intelligence as any other Lhuin. Most just let it happen and rather enjoyed the pampering, as Li'uhn are fairly calm and docile by nature. Woolies, as they have been affectionately named, are far more tolerant to cold than regular Li'uhn, and can survive even in the ice and snow at the base of the mountain.They tend to travel in groups, and sleep in big huddles of snuggly cuteness. They love packing themselves into small spaces. Woolies have two variations in their color. The common sort is in faded/muted reds and golds, with a rare recessive gene inserted. It changes only their color and nothing else, but this alternate color was highly sought after as beautiful by the Il’hune. The alternate color is in silvers and blues, which makes them blend in nicely with the snow. It also lightens their dark skin a bit. These tiny Li'uhn are usually under three feet tall.

Silverwing: Elegant and beautiful, the Silverwing is a trait inserted into the v purely for looks and beauty. They were often the pampered pets/companions of high-status Il’hune before they wiped themselves out. The tallest of the v, they also have the largest wings and are powerful fliers. Silverwings often have small troops of common Li'uhn following them around, because they create a nice backwind when they fly, allowing the others to use their backwind to glide along with them. This often ends up in a little pyramid formation with the Silverwing at the forefront, happy to help their smaller fellows. While beautiful and able to fly very well, Silverwings are not considered any more important than any other Li'uhn, as they all view eachother as equals.
The tallest of the Li'uhn, they average around six feet and five inches tall.

Description
EDIT: Updated the Woolie!

Common Li'uhn: They are black with red hair, wings and tails. The average member of the species, which is the bulk of them. Li'uhn thrive, and the red ones are everywhere! Their skin can range from black to various shades of brown. It’s always dark. The hair is always gold tipped, and the wings are always in shades of red. They can fly fairly well using energy stored in their tail, and are excellent gliders. They average about five feet tall.

Nightkin: The second smallest Li'uhn, the Nightkin was created as a spy of sorts. They are small, quick, and love anything shiny. They are known for their dark skin, always black, and their wings being in beautiful deep blue colors. Instead of golds, they have lighter blue markings, which often form dots that mimic stars, and always have a crescent moon mark on their forehead. Nightkin are often seen with Shadowcloaks, and crosses between the two types aren’t terribly uncommon. They average at three and a half to four feet tall.

Shadowcloak: Able to hide themselves entirely in the shadows, these Li'uhn are tall, but timid. They are entirely black with deep blue or indigo markings. They can obscure themselves and anybody they touch entirely in shadow, so thoroughly that even energy sensing creatures, including other Li'uhn, can’t sense them or the one they are hiding at all. Usually around six feet tall.

Woolie: These small, fluffy Li'uhn were initially created as pets for Il’hune. They have two variations, the faded and muted reds, and blues and silvers. Even as adults, they are small enough to fit into an adult Il’hune’s pouch, which the Il’hune thought to be the most adorable thing. They were created with the sole intention of being as absolutely adorable as possible, thus the naturally pudgy appearance, big round eyes, tiny peeping voices, massive amounts of soft fluff, and small size, the size of an Il’hune baby when they first start to come out of the pouch. Even the way they flutter and can’t fly well was designed to be as endearing as possible, as they flutter and fly awkwardly much like a baby Il’hune learning to fly. They were popular as pets and companions, though have the same intelligence as any other Lhuin. Most just let it happen and rather enjoyed the pampering, as Li'uhn are fairly calm and docile by nature. Woolies, as they have been affectionately named, are far more tolerant to cold than regular Li'uhn, and can survive even in the ice and snow at the base of the mountain.They tend to travel in groups, and sleep in big huddles of snuggly cuteness. They love packing themselves into small spaces. Woolies have two variations in their color. The common sort is in faded/muted reds and golds, with a rare recessive gene inserted. It changes only their color and nothing else, but this alternate color was highly sought after as beautiful by the Il’hune. The alternate color is in silvers and blues, which makes them blend in nicely with the snow. It also lightens their dark skin a bit. These tiny Li'uhn are usually under three feet tall.

Silverwing: Elegant and beautiful, the Silverwing is a trait inserted into the v purely for looks and beauty. They were often the pampered pets/companions of high-status Il’hune before they wiped themselves out. The tallest of the v, they also have the largest wings and are powerful fliers. Silverwings often have small troops of common Li'uhn following them around, because they create a nice backwind when they fly, allowing the others to use their backwind to glide along with them. This often ends up in a little pyramid formation with the Silverwing at the forefront, happy to help their smaller fellows. While beautiful and able to fly very well, Silverwings are not considered any more important than any other Li'uhn, as they all view eachother as equals.
The tallest of the Li'uhn, they average around six feet and five inches tall.