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Klingon Large powerful omnivores from the planet Qo'nos, the Klingon's rule an interstellar empire able to militarily challenge the United Federation of Planets. Evolved from wetland-dwelling creatures, feirce competition for feeding resources and breeding rights by 'beachmaster males led to the development of intense territoriality and aggression mediated by a culturally instilled sense of honor. Alex Ries 2018

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Klingon redesign by Alex Ries


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