Tabaxi

Tabaxi (also known as jaguar people or cat-men) were a race of feline humanoids native to the jungles of Maztica.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Tabaxi were taller than most humans at six to seven feet. Their bodies were slender and covered in spotted and sometimes 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.

Additional Information

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Dark Vision

Civilization and Culture

Major Organizations

Tabaxi society was built around clans. Clans were split evenly between males and females with 3 to 12 young. Each clan had several Hunts each made up of two to eight individuals. The Hunts patrolled the area around the clan's lair.

Common Etiquette Rules

In general, tabaxi did not care for wealth, but they had an almost obsessive interest in ancient artifacts, relics and magic items, but not for the items themselves, as much as the stories and secrets they held. Once an item had been thoroughly examined and studied, and its secrets revealed, it would lose its allure and the tabaxi would quickly lose interest and pass it on.

Culture and Cultural Heritage

Tabaxi were a reclusive people who often avoided interaction with other intelligent races. However, as each tabaxi possessed a specific feline trait, some had an innate curiosity that compelled them to travel and seek out stories, artifacts, new experiences and knowledge, never remaining in the same place or obsessing over the same piece of lore for too long.

Lifespan

Same as humans

Average Height

6 to 7 Feet

Average Weight

200–250 lbs.