The Gulo-Gulo of the Mountains of Scylla (Goo-low-goo-low)

The Gulo-Gulo species are solitary and are known to be ferocious warriors. Inherently territorial, Gulo-Gulos are rarely seen outside of their mountain homes and hunting grounds. They have an innate ferocity that is unrivaled among other species, making them formidable opponents in any conflict. Gulo-Gulos are honorable to the letter of any agreement they make, and will not hesitate to fight to prove a point. In battle, Gulo-Gulos can be an incredibly powerful force, one that is rarely underestimated by those who have faced them before. Despite their formidable strength, Gulo-Gulos are rarely seen outside of their mountain homes.
Gulo-Gulos stand small in stature, but they are strong and resilient. They often have a rite of passage that marks their journey from child to adult, a trial that involves an arduous trek through the wilderness and facing off against dangerous predators. Gulo-Gulos place great value on family and take pride in protecting their kin. When threatened, however, they will fight fiercely to defend what is theirs. Gulo-Gulo warriors are vicious and fearsome fighters who can be a great asset in any conflict. Although small in stature, their ferocity and honor make them powerful enemies or allies.

• Size: Small
• Speed: 25 ft. Burrow 10 ft.
• Stat increase: +2 to Strength, +1 to Dexterity
• Languages: You can speak, read, and write Gulo
• Stoic: Gulo-Gulo are quite brazen and cannot be Charmed or Frightened by magical means.
• Inherent Ferocity: Gulo-Gulo may make a single extra melee attack with their claws or teeth when they take the attack action on their turn. The bite does piercing damage equal to 1d4+Strength and the claw does slashing damage with the same caluclation.
• Solitary: When the Gulo-Gulo has no allied entities within 40 ft. of it, it gains double proficiency on all attack rolls.