Name: Vormetu.
Overview: Their true forms are, to this very day, somewhat of mystery thanks to their perception altering abilities. There have been those rare moments, however, of extreme duress or lapses in concentration where their guises have slipped, giving the briefest of hints at the incomprehensible mass lying beneath. Additionally, they do have some manner of brain or brains, else they would not posses the psychic abilities they do or be able to make proper use of the worms. Their diet, on the other hand, is a bit more well known thanks to public records of their shipments, and seems to consist primarily of various shrooms and molds. How they prepare these dishes, if they even have such, or what they do with the waste that is undoubtedly produced is not known. Lastly, the Vormetu seem to be capable of living for hundreds, maybe even thousands, of years. It is only because of the devastation that engulfed their planet and their incredibly circumspect method of living since arriving on Karbana that an exact estimate has not been made.
Traits: As mentioned in the overview above, the most notable trait of the Vormetu are their psychic abilities, which allow them to perform feats such as lifting or manipulating objects telekinetically through the use of their minds, operating their technology, communicating via thought rather than speech, and achieving Confluence, which is perhaps the most powerful of their feats. Confluence, for the uninitiated, is a ritual in which the eldest members of their race gather to combine their psionic might and peer into the future, reaching a state of collective precognition in which numerous outcomes can be processed with great efficiency.
Psychology: Although the Vormetu all share the same core beliefs, there is a very clear divide between the older and younger members of their society in regards to how seriously these beliefs should actually be taken. Generally the younger a Vormetu, the more strongly it will see itself as an agent of life's flow rather than a pawn to be moved about as the universe wills, while the older Vormetu see just the opposite. They have reached a point of wisdom, or so they claim, where they can confidently follow life's flow wherever it may go, be that for good or ill. As such, this creates quite a bit of conflict between the two groups, and an unending cascade of telepathic debates. And when it comes to their views on beings not of their own species this divide becomes even more apparent, as the elder members of their race look down upon them with palpable indifference and the younger restrained curiosity, for the elders enforce the rules the younglings must follow regardless of personal beliefs.
Permissions: Members of this race, even the most rambunctious of younglings, do not rebel to the point of warranting exile or banishment, though it is theorized that some ancient Vormetu might have survived the destruction of their homeworld and gone into hiding on other worlds.