The elegant and cultured inhabitants of the planet Vinzess.

Beyond their willowy physiques, the most obvious feature that sets the Vinzess apart from other creatures is the third eye in the center of their foreheads. This extra eye is capable of sight outside the usual visible light spectrum, giving the Vinzess especially good vision under a much broader scope of conditions than other races. In addition to this prominent feature, their fingers are especially long and sharp, proving quite deadly in hand-to-hand combat with most other beings. Their long fingers are shockingly dexterous in addition to being so strong and dangerous.

A typical Vinzess is around six feet tall.

An average Vinzess is around 170-200 lbs.

There is not much in the way of physical variance, with most of the individual distinction being in color as well as the shape of individual features.

The Vinzess prefer form-fitting, tailored clothing that is finely crafted.

Most Vinzess are tall, sleek, and slender. They tend to have narrow waists and long legs, regardless of gender.

Common Vinzess skin colors include blue, grey, white, black, and green.

Because of the sensory advantage of their third eye, the Vinzess are capable of seeing unmatchably well under circumstances that render other beings blind. The absense of visible light does not cause Vinzess to falter, as they can see beyond this part of the spectrum. This ability is what allows them to operate at the forefront of the optics and visual convolution tech industries.

Generally speaking, the Vinzess' size and stature allows them to be quite swift and graceful, which, combined with their talons, can make them formidable foes even when unarmed.

One of the Vinzess' greatest contributions to the technological developments of the galaxy are in the realm of optics. Thanks to their advances, Vinzess laser weapons are unparalleled in their efficacy—however, such precision does not come cheap.

In addition to this, the Vinzess are also renowned for their advanced spacecraft cloaking technology. Such systems are incredibly effective, however they are not particularly efficient and lose that efficiency at an almost exponential rate as ship size increases.

In general, the Vinzess value luxury above most other virtues, and the export of their version of finery appeals generally to many others around the galaxy. Their planet enjoys filling this economic niche, as the high demand for their top-of-the-line tech contributions as well as other high-end items makes for a reliable glut of interstellar income.