Species: Humanoid (E/197625256-HMN)

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Physiology
Considered by many species to be the scourge of the universe, humanoids are certainly the most prolific species in our galaxy but this can be seen as a benefit and a disadvantage. Standing between 1.3 and 2.0 standard metres tall, humanoids are generally considered to be one of the weaker species and passable in combat, most species generally find them to be an easy target. Far too emotionally driven for their own good, humans are not regarded as the most trustworthy of species and there are many races who actively resist human infringement in their star systems. Capable of adapting to many environments, humans have proliferated through our galaxy and this had led some factions to believe themselves almost God like.

Society
With such a vast number of humanoids throughout the galaxy it comes as no surprise that colonisation is high on their list of racial traits, but given their relatively high intelligence rating it's somewhat disappointing to find that their interest in science is somewhat lacking. Like their primitive cousins, humanoids have a penchant for exploration and it may be this that has reduced their aggressive nature. Tolerating most species, humanoids have a particular liking for avian and feline species but surprisingly have a deep seated hatred of the canine races.