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[[image:kelpar.jpg|thumb|120px]] The '''[[Wisrtum:Kel-Par|Kel-Par]]''' are a race of agrarian turtles. They are one of several different Moreau races which have mysteriously emerged over the past 500 years. They are well known for being neutral in every major conflict in there region since their appearance. Kel-par are long lived, some 250 years on average. This combined with their typically simple lifestyle makes them a rather well disciplined, and introspective bunch on the whole. They do defend themselves when threatened, but only when diplomatic means have failed. They have multiple a well-developed martial arts, for the purposes of cultivating discipline, as well as martial skill. | [[image:kelpar.jpg|thumb|left|120px]] The '''[[Wisrtum:Kel-Par|Kel-Par]]''' are a race of agrarian turtles. They are one of several different Moreau races which have mysteriously emerged over the past 500 years. They are well known for being neutral in every major conflict in there region since their appearance. Kel-par are long lived, some 250 years on average. This combined with their typically simple lifestyle makes them a rather well disciplined, and introspective bunch on the whole. They do defend themselves when threatened, but only when diplomatic means have failed. They have multiple a well-developed martial arts, for the purposes of cultivating discipline, as well as martial skill. | ||
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The Kel-Par are a race of agrarian turtles. They are one of several different Moreau races which have mysteriously emerged over the past 500 years. They are well known for being neutral in every major conflict in there region since their appearance. Kel-par are long lived, some 250 years on average. This combined with their typically simple lifestyle makes them a rather well disciplined, and introspective bunch on the whole. They do defend themselves when threatened, but only when diplomatic means have failed. They have multiple a well-developed martial arts, for the purposes of cultivating discipline, as well as martial skill.