Ygdrass retreats back into the Jungle and creates the Mor'asc.
Humanoid Beings, standing at two meters height covered form head to toe in chitin plates. The first thousand of them have taken on the colours of the ants the shards of Yggdrass occupied and thus 3 distinct clans formed: Black, Red and Yellow Mor'asc. Living in the Jungle around Yggdrass they are a very introvert people, upon Death they are buried beneath Yggdrass and their souls join the Mind of the Hearttree. Although a human would never see it Mor'asc can move parts of their headplates to reveal a mouth armed with tiny delicate mandibles with which they feed on flesh and plant alike. Though nearly indistinguishable by humans Mor'asc indeed have 4 different genders(the traditional female "Vin", the traditional male "R'gch", a gender in which the genetic material of both joins together the "Vin'ch" and finally the "U'tis" which carries out the fertilized eggs) which in complex mating rituals birth up to a hundred young. The Young are non-sentient until the age of thirty after which they learn to walk on two legs, become fertile and learn to speak. Moranth can get 300 years old. Moranth communicate via a complex language of clicks and buzzes, however they are anatomically able to speak human language. Moranth are hard to read since their faces are usually covered in the head plating, revealing only the entirely white eyes. While being able to see as well as a human they percieve the world mainly through smell and touch.
The three different Clans are in constant competition and usually the young are tested in brutal lethal tournaments, the survivors( and victors) of which are exchanged between the Clans.
You are attempting to create a
sentient population of a
new race that is
larger than that of other tribes combined. You state that upon death their souls are treated differently than those of normal mortal beings. It is also a race that gets
older than the current sentient race (humanity), breeds faster and possesses stronger senses.
Last, but not least, you shape their culture. And you shape it around your god.
While I can understand that your god would shape a new race (given that it is a rather abnormal god as well as the fact that it is a god of the seconds, not the first, generation), I'd like you to keep it within proportions. Do you have any suggestions on how we can do that?