Centaur

Centaurs, legendary beings of myth and folklore, are proud and noble creatures that embody a unique fusion of Humans  and equine forms. These half-human, half-horse beings possess the torso, head, and arms of a human atop the powerful body of a horse.
Born from the enchanting realms of the Feywild , centaurs bear the inherent magic and mystical connection of their fey ancestors. This fey lineage infuses them with an otherworldly grace, an affinity for nature, and an intuitive understanding of the hidden threads that bind the natural world together.
Known for their exceptional speed, strength, and agility, centaurs are renowned as expert archers and skilled warriors. Their lower equine bodies grant them unparalleled mobility and make them formidable mounted combatants. With their keen senses and natural grace, centaurs excel in traversing varied terrains, making them exceptional scouts and hunters.
Centaurs often form close-knit tribal communities, valuing loyalty, honor, and the bonds of family and kinship. They share a deep spiritual connection with the Feywild and the natural world. Centaurs are guardians of ancient groves and sacred glens, where they commune with the spirits of nature and protect the delicate balance between the mortal realm and the realms of faerie.
Known for their independent spirits, centaurs prize personal freedom and self-reliance. They have a deep reverence for nature, often acting as protectors of the wild, defending their territories from encroaching threats and preserving the delicate balance between civilization and the untamed lands.
While centaurs possess a warrior's prowess, they are also skilled in various crafts and arts. They are known for their intricate and ornate craftsmanship, particularly in the creation of bows, arrows, and ornamental jewelry. Centaurs also have a deep respect for ancient traditions and storytelling, passing down tales and legends from generation to generation.

Additional Information

Social Structure

Centaurs typically form close-knit tribal communities, valuing loyalty, honor, and kinship. They share a deep spiritual connection with nature, often acting as protectors of the wild. With a strong sense of independence, centaurs prize personal freedom and self-reliance while cherishing the bonds of their social groups

Civilization and Culture

Naming Traditions

Centaurs draw inspiration from their natural surroundings and their fey heritage when it comes to naming traditions. They often incorporate elements of the wilderness, animals, and celestial themes into their names. Examples include Swiftwind, Moonshadow, Oakheart, Stardust, Willowbrook, and Thornvale. These names reflect the centaurs' deep connection to nature and their reverence for the magical realms they call home.

Gender Ideals

Centaurs embrace a balanced and egalitarian view of gender, appreciating the unique qualities and contributions of all individuals, regardless of gender identity

Courtship Ideals

Their beauty ideals emphasize physical strength, grace, and harmony, celebrating both the human and equine aspects of their form. Beauty is often associated with a healthy and vibrant appearance, reflecting a deep connection to nature and an inner sense of confidence. Centaurs find beauty in the flowing manes and tails, expressive eyes, and powerful physique that exemplify their unique fusion of human and horse attributes.

Relationship Ideals

Centaurs hold a strong sense of loyalty and devotion in their relationship ideals. They value deep connections and emotional bonds, whether in friendships or romantic partnerships

Major Language Groups and Dialects

Mainly sylvan

Lifespan

About 120 years

Average Height

230-270 meter high, with the males a bit higher

Average Weight

300-700 kg