Tabaxi
Tabaxi (pronounced: /tɑːˈbæksi/ ta-BÆK-see or: /tɑːˈbɑːʃi/ ta-BAHSH-ee), also known as jaguar people, tiger people, lion people, or cat-men, were a race of feline humanoids native to the jungles of Veluntia.
Moons and the Tabaxi Breeds
Both a Tabaxi's appearance and physiology depend on the Lunar Lattice of Mun and Minmus during the time of its birth. These appearances can vary drastically from one breed to another, with some Tabaxi resembling the common house cat, other Tabaxi resembling huge bipedal jaguars, and others being almost indistinguishable from Men or Mer. The main variants of Tabaxi can be separated into four distinct groups, each depending on the phases of Asyur's larger moon, Mun. Depending on the phase of Minmus, the Tabaxi will take on one of four main appearances.Full | Waxing | New | Waning |
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Large Quadruped | Large Biped | Small Biped | Small Quadruped |
Tabaxi Breeds
In all, there are seventeen known breeds of Tabaxi, though there are supposedly more than twenty:
Mun Full Phase - Large Quadrupeds
Mun Waxing Phase - Large Bipeds
Mun New Phase – Small Bipeds
Mun Waning Phase – Small Quadrupeds
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Basic Information
Anatomy
Tabaxi were taller than most humans at six to seven feet. Their bodies were slender and covered in spotted or striped fur. Like most felines, Tabaxi had long tails and retractable claws. Tabaxi fur color ranged from light yellow to brownish red. Tabaxi eyes were slit-pupilled and usually green or yellow.
Conservation Status
With the destruction of the only two tribes of Tabaxi at the hands of the Admer Empire, the Tabaxi are in a fight for survival. Not just for their culture, but their very species.
Geographic Distribution
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