Vhikar

Though there remains little proof or memory of how exactly the Vhikar appeared, most can be described as tall with an almost skeletal structure. Though they appear as being thin, almost to the bone, their lean and dense muscles disguise their seemingly unnatural strength and resiliance.
  The Vhikar were primarily bipedal creatures, with some distinctive variations in their leg structure. A significant portion exhibited a digitifrade leg configuration, giving off an animalistic and predatory stance, some displayed a plantigrade structure, more similar to that of humans.
  Among the most mystifying aspects of the Vhikar were their choice of skulls, an eerie assortment that hinted at their societal roles. Wolves, elks, and, most unsettlingly, humanoid skulls were commonly observed. Each skull, draped with skin and featuring gaunt, dark eyes, served as a haunting testament to the creatures' macabre practices and the unsettling depths of their culture

As the process of Vhikar reproduction remains elusive, little concrete information exists on the subject. Speculation suggests a connection to the dark magic ingrained in their society, with the intricate ensemble of seemingly random skulls, furs, and feathers observed serving as a compelling indicator of their mystical origin. The intricate amalgamation of these elements fuels the theory that the creation of new Vhikar beings is intricately tied to the mysterious forces that governed their culture.