Tabaxi

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Tabaxi, also known as cat-folk, are a race of feline humanoids.

Basic Information

Anatomy

A tabaxi resembles a lithe, graceful, athletic human with a feline-like head and a tail. They have beautiful spotted fur coats that range in color from light yellow to brownish red and white with black spots. They have sharp teeth and retractable claws, which are their primary weapons in combat. Tabaxi eyes are slit-pupiled and are green or yellow. On average a tabaxi stands just a little taller than a human but not over 7 feet. They tend to weigh slightly less than the average human of similar heights.

Biological Traits

Tabaxi can resemble a large variety of felines from house cats to jaguars and snow leopards. Biolgically while similar they are distinct from their cousins, the Leonin.

Growth Rate & Stages

Tabaxi have lifespans and a growth rate equivalent to humans.

Tabaxi

by Ilse Gort

Female Tabaxi Samurai

Lifespan

Less than a century

Average Height

6'-7'

Average Weight

200–250 lbs.

Related Organizations

• Lamina Kingdom

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Appearance

Fur Color

Yellow, red, black, white, spotted

Eye Color

Yellow or green

Distinctions

Feline attributes