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Nagaji Travelers
Explains why nagaji stick to hot, humid climates — cold saps them, dryness harms their scales — and why locals mistake them for serpentfolk.
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Nagaji are very rarely found outside hot and humid climates. Their ophidian natures leave them sluggish in cold weather, and they require a certain amount of moisture to shed easily— excessive dryness can result in dead skin unpleasantly sticking to their scales. Areas that are unfamiliar with nagaji are also likely to mistake them for serpentfolk, a tragic misunderstanding that halts nagaji communities from spreading further.