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<blockquote data-quote="Cleon" data-source="post: 5942239" data-attributes="member: 57383">Let's see...A semi-transparent bird the size of an eagle or snowy owl. Its body glows faintly and its eyes are full of bright fire.Hama are spirits of the dead that remain tied to our world by their desire to fulfill some unfinished task. During the day hama look like ordinary birds, although they might be of unusual size, but at night they take on a glowing ghostly appearance. The bird form of a hama invariably reflects the personality of the soul it formed from. Eagle or owl are the most common forms of hama, followed by sparrow, nightingale, parrot, falcon, peacock, and vulture.A hama is always driven to accomplish a specific task; in most cases this task centers around a particular person or location. Hamas are solitary creatures who rarely stray far from their territory (or the subject of their obsession). If a hama's task is fulfilled the spirit bird departs for the afterlife, although good-aligned hama may delay their departure to reward creatures who helped release them from their mortal ties.&nbsp; Hama can not speak, but understand all&nbsp; languages. They can sing or&nbsp; squawk like the bird they resemble, which&nbsp; sometimes offer clues to their&nbsp; intentions or desires.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cleon, post: 5942239, member: 57383"] Let's see... [I]A semi-transparent bird the size of an eagle or snowy owl. Its body glows faintly and its eyes are full of bright fire.[/I] Hama are spirits of the dead that remain tied to our world by their desire to fulfill some unfinished task. During the day hama look like ordinary birds, although they might be of unusual size, but at night they take on a glowing ghostly appearance. The bird form of a hama invariably reflects the personality of the soul it formed from. Eagle or owl are the most common forms of hama, followed by sparrow, nightingale, parrot, falcon, peacock, and vulture. A hama is always driven to accomplish a specific task; in most cases this task centers around a particular person or location. Hamas are solitary creatures who rarely stray far from their territory (or the subject of their obsession). If a hama's task is fulfilled the spirit bird departs for the afterlife, although good-aligned hama may delay their departure to reward creatures who helped release them from their mortal ties. [FONT=Arial] [/FONT] Hama can not speak, but understand all languages. They can sing or squawk like the bird they resemble, which sometimes offer clues to their intentions or desires. [/QUOTE]

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