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Part Four of the Races of Telluria. Now we're getting into non-core races.

Lupats are tall rat-like creatures that live beneath bustling cities. They are believed to be the cause of the disappearances of lost children and small pets. Despite their reputation and their homes dwelling in the sewers, they have a strong family oriented culture, and there are claims that some small children have been raised by Lupats instead of eaten by them.

Mon'Uruu are mountain-dwelling kangaroo-like creatures that live high in the frosty peaks. Their small villages often make for a warm respite from the deadly cold, and they are known to send scouting parties to look for travelers who might have gotten lost in the snow. Their wide feet are suited to walking on top of the snow.

Nightmaren are hellish creatures believed to be demons. No males have ever been seen, leading scholars to believe they are all hermaphroditic. They are fickle and vain, leaning into and lavishing themselves in any praise and reacting disproportionately to any criticism. They are known to enjoy baths in pools of bubbling magma, and their manes and tails flare to life when passionate.

Verahn are pigfolk with a love of food, drink and celebration. Despite their rotundity, many of them exibit a surprising amount of grace and dexterity. They are a somewhat primitive race, and most are confounded and fascinated by Aethertech.

Pōdō are honorable dogfolk whose culture treats honesty as an unbreakable rule. Their culture views the truth as an ideal that should be held up above all other things, and that a cruel truth is preferable to a sweet lie. Because of this, they make for loyal and trustworthy bodyguards and soldiers.

7 is a race of skunkfolk whose race name I can't stand. They are incredibly rare to see out of their secluded valley home. Rumor has it that they form pacts with demons, keeping huge beasts somehow subservient to them despite their saccharine demeanor. Some claim that there are no pacts, and that they have somehow managed to befriend them. These mephits have spray glands that, if careful, can be filled with volatile fluids and alchemical solutions.
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Description
Part Four of the Races of Telluria. Now we're getting into non-core races.

Lupats are tall rat-like creatures that live beneath bustling cities. They are believed to be the cause of the disappearances of lost children and small pets. Despite their reputation and their homes dwelling in the sewers, they have a strong family oriented culture, and there are claims that some small children have been raised by Lupats instead of eaten by them.

Mon'Uruu are mountain-dwelling kangaroo-like creatures that live high in the frosty peaks. Their small villages often make for a warm respite from the deadly cold, and they are known to send scouting parties to look for travelers who might have gotten lost in the snow. Their wide feet are suited to walking on top of the snow.

Nightmaren are hellish creatures believed to be demons. No males have ever been seen, leading scholars to believe they are all hermaphroditic. They are fickle and vain, leaning into and lavishing themselves in any praise and reacting disproportionately to any criticism. They are known to enjoy baths in pools of bubbling magma, and their manes and tails flare to life when passionate.

Verahn are pigfolk with a love of food, drink and celebration. Despite their rotundity, many of them exibit a surprising amount of grace and dexterity. They are a somewhat primitive race, and most are confounded and fascinated by Aethertech.

Pōdō are honorable dogfolk whose culture treats honesty as an unbreakable rule. Their culture views the truth as an ideal that should be held up above all other things, and that a cruel truth is preferable to a sweet lie. Because of this, they make for loyal and trustworthy bodyguards and soldiers.

7 is a race of skunkfolk whose race name I can't stand. They are incredibly rare to see out of their secluded valley home. Rumor has it that they form pacts with demons, keeping huge beasts somehow subservient to them despite their saccharine demeanor. Some claim that there are no pacts, and that they have somehow managed to befriend them. These mephits have spray glands that, if careful, can be filled with volatile fluids and alchemical solutions.
If you enjoy my work consider supporting me monthly on Patreon
Or sending a one-time donation by Buying Me a Ko-Fi

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