Harengon
Harengons are bipedal, with the characteristic long feet of the rabbits they resemble and fur in a variety of colors. They share the keen senses and powerful legs of leporine creatures and are full of energy.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Harengon at their smallest are about the same size as halflings at about 3 feet tall, but can stretch up to the average height of a dwarf at around 5'4". Due to their lithe figure and light bone structure they weigh very little on average sitting between 35-90lbs. Their fur colors are as varied as the creature they resemble and come in a wide range of colors. Harengon eyes are most commonly brown or black, while blue is a rarity.
Genetics and Reproduction
Harengon reproduce fairly quickly similar to their leporine cousins, but in contrast their litters are smaller typically being only one or two.
Growth Rate & Stages
Harengon grow at a very rapid pace. About a week after birth, they can walk unaided, and reach maturity at around the age of 10. Their life span is similar to other humanoids averaging 80 years.
Lifespan
About a century
Average Height
3'-5'4" (ears not included)
Average Weight
35-90lbs.
Related Organizations
Appearance
Fur Color
black, chestnut, fawn, orange, tan, gray, or white
Eye Color
brown, amber, or blue
Distinctions
Long ears, amazing long jump
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