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 # Drax
 The Drax are a somewhat reptilian (think dragonborn) race and the most significant non-Thebus race in the galaxy.  The are powerful warriors and the biggest combined known military.  They are a sexual dimorphic race, with males being roughly humanoid in shape and size, but females being up to 5-10x in size and more slumped and dragon-looking.  Males far outnumber females, with females taking a matriarchal position in society.
+Drax are born in clutches of eggs.  The all start male, but the largest of the clutch will become female if no other females are present.  Males will often develop sexual relationships with each other.  Males and females do not traditionally have relationships due to class difference.
 Drax are heavily motivated by honor and conquest in the name of their matriarch.  They worship the matriarchs with a semi-religious zeal.  The have a long history of tribal infighting, but intervention from the Alari unified them into a single fighting force with the Alari comfortably holding the reigns.
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 # Voraskan
 The Voraskan are large arachnid looking creatures.  They are hive based, but have many breeders rather than a single queen.  They are voracious eaters and combatants.  Centuries ago they were a monstrous scourge on the galaxy, invading and consuming entire worlds.  But after a terrible disease engineered by the Sophons devastated their populations, the Alari offered a cure in exchange for peace.  The universe discovered that the Voraskan were quite intelligent.  No longer the galactic threat they once were, you can now find Voraskan wandering the universe.
 Voraskan culture honors the consumption of the dead.  By eating the dead, they give strength and live on in the consumer.  The Voraskan are also renown for their sense of humor.  This humor tends to center around their barely contained instinct to kill and consume those around them, which humans for some reason find off-putting, but the rest of the galaxy find hilarious.  The Voraskan do not feel pain.  In fact they seem to only feel joy and hunger.