Dalimos

A race of demons having long become mixed with mortal humans, primarily those who were native to Ceciderunt Dea. Largely a warrior race. Unlike the Caelest, they do not grow wings over the course of their lives, those capable of having them are born with them. Magical inclination tends to favor Darkness, Fire and Earth. A strong sense of superiority, particularly among the pure-blooded, but is not a universal sentiment. In ancient times, their god was slain by a powerful mortal creature. In the billions of years afterwards, they devolved into a tribal war among their various groups until another mortal traveled to their world and united the Dalimos under a single banner through a demonstration of his own strength. This powerful creature has since become imprisoned by the will of the Caelestine Goddess.

Appearance
The appearance of the Dalimos is quite varied. All are of a humanoid shape, with a majority seeming almost human. Many grow horns over their lifetimes, some have hooves. Wings are a rare feature among them. Some have fangs rather than traditional canines. The most common trait are slit-eyes, which give them a natural ability to see better in the dark. They often sit between 5'0" to 6'4" with high Demons exceeding 7'0". Pale to dark skinned and a wide variety of hair colors, though with a tendency for darker shades.

Culture
Society: A largely tribal society where one's personal standing within the tribe is often dependent on the extent of one's strength and cunning, and while certain physical features are more common in one tribe than another, they are nonetheless often quite divers, this is beacuse tribal affiliation is usually by the traditional sin they experience most often. Some tribes practice slavery; and most tribes contribute at least some support to the Dalimos Army if not directly contributing recruits. They stand united under the Demon Lord, and the Council of the Unseen, a group of 18 leaders, 3 from the 6 primary tribes (Sloth is considered a slave tribe) though the union is not always stable; particularly the disagreements between the Pride and Wrath tribes have frequently caused schisms within the military and resulted in various elements of either to go rogue.

Tribes
Supercian: The smallest tribe is one that is most aligned with the sin of Pride, they are known for their vanity in their appearance or in their skills for whatever trade they choose to pursue... and often times both. Often training themselves in pursuit of perfection in their craft to the point some would consider them obsessive. The result is that most master craftsmen and high ranking military officers hail from the Supercian tribe. In combat, they often seek out strong opponents to test their mettle against. They also make for brilliant strategists and tacticians from behind the lines. Supercian crafted weapons and armors are some of the finest on Ceciderunt... comparable to even the Celestial Bronze forged by the Caelest. It is not uncommon for Supercians to leave the empire for a time to serve as hired muscle to continue training through life and death encounters. The most common Supercians tend to be very human like in appearance, often exhibiting little more than horns, wings, hooves, but generally lack skin pigmentation or the growth of fur

Iracian: One of the larger tribes, they are most affiliated with Wrath. They are notably the largest contributors to rank and file military (Contributing nearly 80% of their population to the armed service), though their commanding officers are commonly Supercians. They are short tempered and sadistic, taking great joy inflicting pain on their enemies. The more patient Iracians commonly serve Dalimos Intelligence as interrogators. They exhibit great strength and endurance, and the more potent of their number can possess inhuman speed. They are prone to getting into fights with one another, as well as committing acts of violence and murder against members of other tribes. Like their Supercian comrades, they too are prone to leaving Dalimos to serve as mercenaries, but unlike their more level headed counterparts, they are also known to go full on rogue... there are a few occurrences of Iracian elements attempting to overthrow the Demon Lord or to wage war on the Caelestine alone. Bulkier size is quite common among the Iracians, as well as more demonic appearances, and though wings are rare, red skin pigmentation and fur growth are quite common alongside hooves and horns.

Invidian: The largest tribe, often occupying the working class, they are quite competitive in nature, often with the hopes of achieving to achieving a social status greater than the one they are presently in. Industrious and dedicated to achieving this, it is not uncommon for a successful Invidian to become accepted into another tribe after reaching a higher station that allows them to indulge in other sins, or to become wrathful in the event that they do not succeed. They make up the greater portion of the free labor force of the Dalimos. Their behaviors and appearances are quite varied, and their military related services tend to be quite varied. Some observers would argue that it is not a true tribe.

Avaritian: One of the smallest tribes; being associated with general greed, the Avaritian are composed of businessmen, bankers and traders. A small number seek out work as high cost mercenaries who serve out of love of gold moreso than to seek out foes for the purpose of testing their mettle or for the sake of the fighting itself. Slave owning is a trend among them.

Voraxian: The Smallest tribe, being quite gluttonous they tend to be business owners, bankers and investors who let Avaritian Subordinates actually run the company while the Voraxian spends money to lead an extravagant lifestyle.

Volupitan: A small tribe, they fulfill most roles involving one form of entertainment or another within Dalimos society. From Prostitution to actors on a stage to barmaids; they live to provide enjoyment to the lives of others.

Slothian: Slothian's aren't so much a tribe as a title given to slaves who often become as such for their failure to pay back debts.