Yautja tribe

Average age: 50 years (each young yautja), 400 years (the matriarch).
Average height: 2.20 to 2.30 meters, (each young yautja). 2.50 meters, (the matriarch).
Species: Hish-Qu-Ten
Subraces: Yautja

They are tall, muscular humanoid beings, their skin is reptilian and can vary in color. They have jaws similar to those of arthropods.
And her hair is black tied in dreadlocks.

They wear a loincloth, a metal helmet, which provides information to the user, as well as the ability to switch to red, infrathermal, and night vision. They also wear armor parts such as wrist guards, knee guards, and ankle guards. They do not wear them when tired.
They carry spears on their backs.

Most Yautjas are analytical, intelligent, wild, aggressive, determined, curious, proud, grumpy and angry.

The goal of the yautjas is to hunt anything that can be considered formidable prey; they are experts in all types of combat and do not usually show mercy.

The Yautja share tastes, such as hunting, meat, blood, insects, animals, even combat, analysis and exotic things/creatures.

In the same way they share their dislikes such as the weak, unequal fights, and cold climates.

The Yautja hate Xenomorphs. Those who do not respect the Yautja code of honor cause the creatures in general to invade the planet Yautja Prime.

They are tall, muscular alien humanoids, with reptilian skin, pronounced jaws, and sharp teeth. They have advanced technology, including energy weapons and optical cloaking devices. They are known for their hunting of other species, especially humans, as trophies. The Yautja have a code of honor that they value while hunting, seeking out worthy prey and engaging them in fair combat.

The Yautja code of honor, also known as "the Hunt," is a set of rules and principles that the Yautja follow during their hunting activities. This code includes:

1. Fair Hunt: Yautja seek worthy prey and value fair combat. They prefer to hunt enemies who can offer them a significant challenge.

2. Respect for Prey: Although they are formidable hunters, Yautja have respect for their prey and consider it honorable to confront them on equal terms.

3. Do Not Hunt Innocents: They avoid hunting those who do not pose a challenge or are not armed. Hunting innocent or unarmed beings is considered dishonorable. This category includes children, elderly people, pregnant women, the sick or injured.

4. Taking Trophies: After a successful hunt, Yautja often take trophies from their prey, such as skulls or body parts, as a sign of their skill and success in hunting.

5. Code of Silence: Yautja generally keep their presence and activities hidden, preferring discretion while hunting.

These are some of the basic principles of the Yautja honor code, although it may vary depending on the culture and tradition of each individual or clan.

The Yautja are governed under a tribal and matriarchal society, a society in which women, especially matriarchs, have a central role of political leadership, moral authority and raising the young on Yautja Prime, while the males of the species are They handle off-world affairs, such as hunts, expeditions, and pursuits of Bad Bloods.
The Yautja species is divided into clans and the clans, for the most part, hunt in packs and all clans are structured according to the Yautja hierarchical system.

STUDYING THE ENVIRONMENT
A Yautja can spend three to six months studying a new planet, observing its culture and civilization, and researching its greatest warriors. The tendency of the prey does not matter.
The important thing is that they are good and challenging prey in combat.
They generally choose warm environments, actively hunting in the selected hunting ground for a period of approximately 2 to 3 weeks.