Dökkir

Dökkir is a fictional race that appears in the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons, specifically detailed in the sourcebook Explorer's Guide to Wildemount. They are a subterranean humanoid species known for their dark skin, bioluminescent markings, and affinity for the Underdark. Dökkir are often depicted as reclusive and mysterious, having adapted to a life lived far from the surface world's light.

These beings are characterized by their natural camouflage abilities, which allow them to blend seamlessly into the shadowy environments of their underground home. Their bioluminescent patterns are not only a unique physical trait but are also believed to serve as a form of communication, conveying emotions or warnings. Dökkir society is typically structured around small, tightly-knit communities, often centered on communal survival and the protection of their territory.

While generally wary of outsiders, Dökkir are not inherently hostile. Their interactions with surface dwellers are infrequent and often cautious. They possess a deep understanding of the Underdark's many dangers and resources, making them skilled trackers, miners, and survivalists. Their culture may include unique traditions, beliefs, and forms of art that have developed in isolation from the rest of the world. The specific details of Dökkir culture and society can vary depending on the interpretations and campaigns of Dungeon Masters.