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Among the races I have in my custom campaign world are the Kitsune and the Lagomorphs.

The Kitsune are characterized primarily by their magical tails, which give them all unique spells to use. Most Kitsune have one tail (one spell per day), almost as many have two (not as common, but still something you can expect to see on any given day), three is more rare, and when you get to four or more, it's so uncommon that their government can even keep records of it. There are only three known six-tailed Kitsune today, and recorded history has never shown one with more than seven. Legends hold that there was one with eight, long, long ago, and myth tells of cataclysmic things happening should there ever be a nine-tailed Kitsune.

Lagomorphs have little society of their own, having been conquered by (and later gaining equivalent standing with) both the Tauruses (should I have that as "Tauri"?) and the Kitsune, the other two main species on their continent. They have excellent hearing and are, of course, blessed by luck and also resistant to disease. Unfortunately, they are also susceptible to a diminished lifeforce, which, if present, manifests itself as a "Shedding" of one or more extremities, not dissimilar to frostbite. This has led them to be most prolific in developing artificial limbs. The Lagomorph above is one of the lucky few to have avoided the Shedding.

And I would like to take this time to emphasize one things. This has nothing to do with Zootopia. I love that movie, but I drew this before I'd ever even heard of it, so these are not in any way expies of Nick and Judy.

Description
Among the races I have in my custom campaign world are the Kitsune and the Lagomorphs.

The Kitsune are characterized primarily by their magical tails, which give them all unique spells to use. Most Kitsune have one tail (one spell per day), almost as many have two (not as common, but still something you can expect to see on any given day), three is more rare, and when you get to four or more, it's so uncommon that their government can even keep records of it. There are only three known six-tailed Kitsune today, and recorded history has never shown one with more than seven. Legends hold that there was one with eight, long, long ago, and myth tells of cataclysmic things happening should there ever be a nine-tailed Kitsune.

Lagomorphs have little society of their own, having been conquered by (and later gaining equivalent standing with) both the Tauruses (should I have that as "Tauri"?) and the Kitsune, the other two main species on their continent. They have excellent hearing and are, of course, blessed by luck and also resistant to disease. Unfortunately, they are also susceptible to a diminished lifeforce, which, if present, manifests itself as a "Shedding" of one or more extremities, not dissimilar to frostbite. This has led them to be most prolific in developing artificial limbs. The Lagomorph above is one of the lucky few to have avoided the Shedding.

And I would like to take this time to emphasize one things. This has nothing to do with Zootopia. I love that movie, but I drew this before I'd ever even heard of it, so these are not in any way expies of Nick and Judy.