Vulpin

Vulpins are fox-like in appearance, with light builds and sharp fangs. Vulpins have earned a bad reputation that isn’t entirely deserved. Much of this stems from the fact that vulpins are ambitious. Sometimes their drive to succeed can make it difficult for them to empathize with others. Vulpins feel just as deeply as other folk of the Wood, but they possess a keen survival instinct which sometimes causes them to take courses of action that are selfish. Moreover, they are sharp and savvy, possessing an uncanny force of personality that allows them to easily sway the trust of others. In the right situations, vulpins can be true friends, and in the wrong ones, deadly enemies.

Reputation: Vulpins are often seen as cunning and ambitious, with a reputation for being self-serving and manipulative. Their sharp intellect and forceful personalities can make them both captivating allies and formidable adversaries.

General Information

Scientific name
Homo vulpes
Geographic Distribution
Feywild
Languages
Common

Physiologie

Average Lifespan
90 years
Size
Medium
Average Height
1.2-1.5 m
Average Weight
40-60 kg

Others

Culture

Vulpins are naturally intelligent. They enjoy the arts and the pursuit of leisure. Some devote their lives to mastering an art form; learning sculpture, poetry, or refined swordplay. Even though vulpins come from every walk of life, they also have a reputation for being snobbish and looking down on others. All vulpins have a natural connection to magic, though they channel it in specialized ways. The right look from a vulpin can bewitch or terrify, and vulpins who are truly skilled can command an entire room through sheer force of presence. Vulpins learn from a young age that they are of two natures: the sophisticated and the savage. While sophistication and elegance are generally preferred, it is considered common sense that vulpins should know when to keep their fangs hidden and when to bear them.