Catfolk

Basic Information

Biological Traits

In general, catfolk are lithe and slender, standing midway between dwarves and humans in stature. While clearly humanoid, they possess many feline features, including a coat of soft fine fur, slit pupils, and a sleek, slender tail. Their ears are pointed, but unlike those of elves, are more rounded and catlike. They manipulate objects as easily as any other humanoid, but their fingers terminate in small, sharp, retractable claws. These claws are typically not powerful enough to be used as weapons, but some members of the species—either by quirk of birth or from years of honing—can use them with deadly effect. Feline whiskers are not uncommon, but not universal, and hair and eye color vary greatly.

Additional Information

Geographic Origin and Distribution

Found in middle Africa in small communities and north Africa is home to small nomadic tribes. Otherwise has caravans traveling throughout Europe.

Scientific Name

Felis Catus

Origin/Ancestry

African

Lifespan

70 years

Average Height

4 ft. 7 in. - 6 ft. 2 in.

Average Weight

95 - 200 lbs.