Samarian

Samarian refers to a fictional alien species from the science fiction franchise, Mass Effect. They are a playable race in the first Mass Effect game, known for their unique physiology and culture. Samarians possess a bipedal form with four arms, two large and two smaller, and have a distinctive, elongated head structure. Their skin coloration typically ranges from deep blues and greens to purples, and they are known for their bioluminescent patches that can change color depending on their emotional state.

Culturally, Samarians are depicted as being highly spiritual and deeply connected to their homeworld, Samara. They have a matriarchal society and are renowned for their intricate art forms, particularly their music and weaving. In the Mass Effect universe, Samarians are often portrayed as wise and contemplative, with a strong sense of justice and duty. Their technology is advanced, particularly in areas related to bio-engineering and psionics. The most prominent Samarian character is Samara, a Justicar who joins the player's squad and plays a significant role in the narrative. Their species is relatively rare in the galaxy, and they are often sought out for their unique perspectives and combat abilities.