#anthropomorphics

More supporting cast!  Big surprise, right?  C is for Catfolk, right?  Well, it is for this A to Z! Again, another fantasy character optimized for my Sea of Stars campaign, but should be easy enough to adapt to another fantasy setting.  But if you have questions, ask away. Ciranus Castrin, Catfolk Wizard Quote: No, no, the risk of aetheric feedback is too great if we attempt such a direct means. …

The Dogfolk did not exist before the Sundering nor were they spontaneously created by the energies of that event.  But some strange magics in the aftermath did cause the wild dogs around the city of Altacia, formerly a stronghold of the cult of the Warrior, to uplift in a hybrid of forms between dog and human. This new people, the Dogfolk, soon inhabited the city of Altacia and made it their…

“Once the Earthkine strode the world, nearly immortal, heirs to thousands of years of civilization.  When the Gods War began they slowly, all too slowly hemmed in by complex hierarchies and ancient traditions,  moved to aid their divinities.  By the time the majority of the Earthkine were ready to act, it was over, the Gods had been cast down, the dragons had won.  Before they could decide upon a…

Coraxin (Ravenkine), a new Beastkine, for Dungeons & Dragons (5E)

“Born as scavengers, we are seen as symbols of death and misfortune, not helped by our dark sisters who truly bring death and destruction in their wake.  We are what we are, travelers and scholars, watchers and gatherers.  We see you.” Coraxin The origin of the Coraxin species is told by their legends, but cannot be independently confirmed, however it seems likely this is the truth.  The take…