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Here we see two members of the alien race known as the Krahte'en, one standing upon their fallen prey howling in celebration while his companion observes. primitive race they depend on the natural bounty of their world to survive but have begun to transition from hunter-gatherers to agrarian and are beginning to domesticate smaller creatures to meet their needs. The large orange beast our hunters has brought down is known as a n'hrooa, a popular prey item whose flesh will be used to feed the village from which our hunters came while its bones and hide will be used in the construction of shelters, tools, and even jewelry.

The homeworld of the Krahte'en, Kraht, is similar to the Earth in size with higher oxygen levels. While we orbit a yellow star Kraht orbits around a red dwarf, as seen in this picture, which bathes the planet in a crimson light which as caused life on the planet to develope a reddish coloration. While many planets close enough to a red dwarf star to be in a position in which life could develope would be tidally locked to their parent star Kraht is an exception as its sun is slightly larger and warmer than most red dwarfs allowing the planet to avoid tidal locking; the stat is also more stable than most red dwarfs making conditions on Kraht more favorable.

Description
Here we see two members of the alien race known as the Krahte'en, one standing upon their fallen prey howling in celebration while his companion observes. primitive race they depend on the natural bounty of their world to survive but have begun to transition from hunter-gatherers to agrarian and are beginning to domesticate smaller creatures to meet their needs. The large orange beast our hunters has brought down is known as a n'hrooa, a popular prey item whose flesh will be used to feed the village from which our hunters came while its bones and hide will be used in the construction of shelters, tools, and even jewelry.

The homeworld of the Krahte'en, Kraht, is similar to the Earth in size with higher oxygen levels. While we orbit a yellow star Kraht orbits around a red dwarf, as seen in this picture, which bathes the planet in a crimson light which as caused life on the planet to develope a reddish coloration. While many planets close enough to a red dwarf star to be in a position in which life could develope would be tidally locked to their parent star Kraht is an exception as its sun is slightly larger and warmer than most red dwarfs allowing the planet to avoid tidal locking; the stat is also more stable than most red dwarfs making conditions on Kraht more favorable.