Lynxal
Lynxals resemble the common lynx which inhabit the regions of The Southlands, but for two distinctive features; they have a prominent ruff along their chest and they have retained long, bushy tails. They tend to have coats that blend naturally with the environment in which they are found, whether snowy whites, mottled mountain tans, or more vibrant colors. While by no means domesticated, some lynxals are known to form long-standing bonds with humanoid families in more remote areas, often times mistaken for very large household cats.
Regal Barring. Lynxals often appear aloof. Their motives can be enigmatic as they are seemingly indifferent towards the world around them. However, relying on keen senses, and an ability to suprress instinctual desires and dangers, a lynxal has no trouble feeling at ease within - and perhaps even a sense of ownership over - its environment.
Inadvertent Power. The lynxal's natural calming ability erases any strong emotions, whether a creature's desires are to cause or to avoid harm. This serves the lynxal well both offensively for its hunting and defensively against more dangerous predators. However, its Emotional Suppression is indiscriminate, acting upon any creature within its vicinity whose emotions are currently aroused: once charmed by a lynxal, one might unwittingly be willing to face harm and even death while accepting such outcomes with a calm, placid demeanor.
Familial Bonds. Lynxal are prized companions in more remote areas, which is to say they occasionally adopt a humanoid family as their own. In addition to being skilled hunters and offering some measure of protection, they innately provide relief from the stress and worries of the world for their adopted families, all while benefiting from the comforts of more a civilized life, themselves.