Mak'Tar

The Mak'Tar are a high developed, reptilic life form with special psionic abilities (e. g. they can do "mind-bending" and put themself in the position of others), the born scientists. Most of the time peace loving and exploring, the evil Meechans attacked them suddenly, which became the "Great war of Mak'Tar" in History. Since that time, they got the spirit of warriors additionally.

Their food consists mainly of insects and plants of different kind and their society is quite similar to the human. Usually they first want to know the motivation of a creature before they take other actions.

The language of the Mak'Tars is very logical structured. Very popular words got two syllables with a "V" in center. The Mak'Tars use special chants for certain purpose, e. g. the chant for strength is "Larak tarath".

Dr. Lazarus was the first Mak'Tar who serverd the NSEA. He is a great idol to the Mak'Tars so many othes followed him in the meantime.

Kep-Mok Bloodticks, kind of insects, are the favorite food for every Mak'Tar (if right served).	Female Mak'Tars look quite attractive to many humans. There is a number of happy marriages of humans and Mak'Tars today. Although their taste for food is very different, both sides learnt to tolerate this.

The Mak'Tar believe in several gods:

• GRABTHAR
  Grabthar is the king of the gods. With his mighty hammer, Grabthar forged the world of Tev'Mek and all life that resides there. Grabthar is revered by the Mak'Tar as their creator and hold his hammer as a symbol of life and strength.
  
  
• WARVAN
  Warvan, the god of wisdom fell in love with a Mak'Tar woman, as legend tells. He assumed mortal form and romanced the young woman. During their engagements the woman became pregnant with two sons. The two boys grew up with the warrior spirit of the Mak'tar and the divine wisdom of their father. With this blend of intellect and savage instinct, the sons of Warvan founded the Mak'tar society we know today.
  
  
• IPTHAR
  The goddess Ipthar is the protector of all who partake in battle. Some humans think she is their god of war, but they are mistaken. She does not endorse war, but she realizes they necessity of it. This is why if a loved one returns from battle their friends and family will "Thank Ipthar".