The vast majority of enosrians superficially look like humans but they can look like members of almost any race. They possess a pair of bat-like wings but these can be folded up and hidden with amazing skill. They also naturally possess a pair of small horns and a long sinuous tail but these are often removed when they are young to help them better blend in and avoid a reputation from their demonic ancestry. Enosrians usually have little if any difficulty disguising as a member of the race they resemble.

Regardless of what race they appear as, enosrians are always incredibly attractive. When they are around other creatures, their form slowly shifts to be more attractive to nearby creatures, using their emotion sense to guide their transformation. This never performs more than cosmetic changes (such as pigmentation, general build, facial structure, vocal qualities, muscular size/definition, fat quantity/distribution, exact height, skin texture such as smooth or wrinkled, or pheromone production) nor makes them difficult to recognize (they are always clearly the same person regardless of what sense is used to identify them). These changes never differ beyond what is possible for their apparent race. They cannot consciously control these changes but they can consciously, or subconsciously, focus on certain creatures that they become more attractive to. When adjusting to become attractive to an individual not romantically attracted to the enosrian, attractive is defined as having enviable features. When used to aid their transformation, their emotion sense has about four times as much range though it is only subconscious. This transformation usually takes no more than one hour but may take less time for smaller changes. When alone, an enosrian's form reverts to a common standard of beauty for their apparent race.

Their horns are generally removed by tying a tight thin strong cord around them as they come in which makes them painlessly and harmlessly die and fall off after a time while their tail is generally surgically removed shortly after birth.

Within enosrian society, a long-established tradition—favored especially by the older generations—upholds a way of life that emphasizes ethical choices, self-discipline, and restraint. This tradition is designed to counterbalance their inherited demonic impulses while preserving personal freedoms. Yet this very approach, with its occasional excesses and questionable compromises, has given rise to a vibrant counterculture. More common among younger enosrians (though present across all ages), this rebellious current champions the unfiltered expression of innate instincts and personal freedom. Both paths demand a delicate balance; whether tempering or embracing their demonic heritage, enosrians must constantly navigate the fine line between moral responsibility and the risk of descending into cruelty or unchecked selfishness. Even those who spend much of their lives apart from enosrian communities find themselves gravitating toward one of these paths, always mindful of the danger of exposure in a world that still watches them with suspicion.

Those who live apart from tight-knit enosrian communities need be ever mindful of the danger of exposure. Their supernatural abilities of persuasion, while a potent tool for those unaware of their true nature, have an almost inevitable side effect: they sow doubt in those who know what to watch for. Discovery can quickly erode trust, with witnesses questioning both the enosrian’s true intentions and their own judgments. In addition, in certain environments—especially aboard starships or within guarded institutions—paranoid ship crews and captains covertly employ cold iron tests (for instance, requiring a prospective crew member to open a door with a cold iron knob) to root out potential fiends. Although these traps are designed to detect demons and other fiends, enosrians inadvertently trip them, leading to the assumption that they are demons or at least are in league with them. The consequences of such can be severe; an enosrian caught in such a test risks immediate ostracism at minimum. Moreover, enosrians attempting to hide their nature are forced to avoid many religious institutions and nations equipped with means to detect fiendish auras—often tripping these alerts more readily than the more common tieflings.

Religious practice among enosrians runs parallel to—but is not wholly defined by—their cultural divide. The mainstream tradition venerates Sarenrae, whose teachings offer a framework for redemption and ethical living that resonates deeply with enosrian ideals of self-discipline and renewal. Many enosrians, regardless of personal conviction, participate in her rites as a reaffirmation of their redeemed identity and to honor a tradition that has endured for millennia.

In contrast, the counterculture exhibits a broader religious spectrum. While some reinterpret Sarenrae’s principles to suit their more instinct-driven lifestyle, others reject formal worship altogether, embracing a secular approach or even the philosophies of demon lords that affirm their natural impulses. In either case, the religious landscape reflects the enosrians’ enduring struggle: the challenge of reconciling an inescapable, infernal legacy with the diverse, often conflicting paths toward personal and collective identity.