Ysoki

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Ysoki, also known among others as ratfolk, are small humanoids who resemble humanoid rats. They are closely related to the Mousefolk.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Ysoki, also known among others as ratfolk, are small people who resemble humanoid rats. Standing just under four feet tall and weighing about 60 pounds, ysoki have whiskered snouts and long, scaly and partially prehensile tails that help them keep their balance just like common rats. Their keen noses often allow them to identify threats long before they're a problem. The average Ratfolk typically has red eyes and short brown or black fur that is kept very clean. Ratfolk vary considerably, however; even a single family group can exhibit substantial variation in hair color, eye color, or size. Ratfolk are sometimes mistaken for wererats and treated with fear unless they have the chance to correct the misidentification. Male and female ratfolk are difficult for other races to tell apart, as they have similar body types.

Growth Rate & Stages

Ysoki reach full maturity by 10 years old.

Ysoki

Male Ysoki Wizard

Lifespan

70 years

Average Height

3-4 ft

Average Weight

60-100 lbs

Related Organizations

• Lamina Kingdom

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Appearance

Hair Color

Brown, Black, White, Gray, Beige, Tan

Eye Color

Black, Red

Distinctions

Small, Fur, Snout, Short rounded ears, Whiskers, Long Tail