At a Glance
Hooved anthropomorphic humanoids
Subraces
Equis, Minotaur, Goat/Satyr, Sheep
Physical Characteristics
- Height
- 4'0'' - 6'9''
- Weight
- 200 - 650
- Skin Type
- Hide and Fur
- Skin Color
- White, Gold, Brown, Black, Grey
- Eye Type
- Rectangular Pupil
- Eye Color
- Yellow, Black, Brown, Green
- Hair Type
- Hair
- Hair Color
- White, Gold, Brown, Black, Grey
- Physical Extras
- Hooves, Sometimes Horns and/or tail
- Lifespan
- Ave 45; Max 75
- Language
- Guloqui
- Breeding
- Human, Elf, Dwarf, Halfling, Drow, Duergar, Half-Elf, Half-Orc, Hanyou, Orc, Demon, Fukai, Succubus, Gulachin, Kitven, Mrem, Rawulf, Ursa, Vesrine
General Description and Biology
The Gulachin are known for their hoofed feet. They take many forms- from
the Large Bull-Like Minotaur to the small sheep. Many are fully covered in
hide or fur, closely resembling their hoofed animal brethren, while others
have human-like skin with just horns, some fur/hide, hooves and tail. The
Gulachin tend to be vegetarian with multiple stomachs to digest their food.
While they tend to be vegetarian, they are capable of eating more, though it
is harder for them to digest. Despite the difficulty in digestion, they have
hearty constitutions and great stamina. They need minimal sleep and even
when they do sleep, they can sleep almost anywhere- even standing up. The
Minotaur Gulachin have long horns and powerful bodies- male and female
alike. The Equiis Resemble horses with powerful legs and stamina. The
Goat/Satyr resemble goats with short or round horns and fur. Sheep gulachin
may or may not have horns and generally are covered in fluffy wool. All
Gulachin have square pupils, some more elongated than others.
the Large Bull-Like Minotaur to the small sheep. Many are fully covered in
hide or fur, closely resembling their hoofed animal brethren, while others
have human-like skin with just horns, some fur/hide, hooves and tail. The
Gulachin tend to be vegetarian with multiple stomachs to digest their food.
While they tend to be vegetarian, they are capable of eating more, though it
is harder for them to digest. Despite the difficulty in digestion, they have
hearty constitutions and great stamina. They need minimal sleep and even
when they do sleep, they can sleep almost anywhere- even standing up. The
Minotaur Gulachin have long horns and powerful bodies- male and female
alike. The Equiis Resemble horses with powerful legs and stamina. The
Goat/Satyr resemble goats with short or round horns and fur. Sheep gulachin
may or may not have horns and generally are covered in fluffy wool. All
Gulachin have square pupils, some more elongated than others.
Basic Personality
Gulachin tend to enjoy being around others, social and amiable people. They
tend to be calm- until they are not. When their calm is broken, they will
run wild. Once the calm is broken, it is hard to regain- especially when
they are in a group. They enjoy large open spaces, usually with the view of
the sky. In general though, they are a refined people, enjoying fine food,
calm places and social atmospheres. They thrive in cities and among most
people. There are of course those who are more primal and aggressive,
especially some of the larger minotaurs.
tend to be calm- until they are not. When their calm is broken, they will
run wild. Once the calm is broken, it is hard to regain- especially when
they are in a group. They enjoy large open spaces, usually with the view of
the sky. In general though, they are a refined people, enjoying fine food,
calm places and social atmospheres. They thrive in cities and among most
people. There are of course those who are more primal and aggressive,
especially some of the larger minotaurs.
Origin and Lore
The Gulachin have been around for a long while- though they have not always
been categorized into a singular race. They were once split into Equiis and
Minotaur, but as more appeared of the other sub-species it was realized they
are all of the same parent race. It is said that they came into being when
one of the Gods got attached to their Horse and decided to bring them into
sentience. To keep his beloved friend from getting lonely, the God brought
their herd to sentience as well. Over time, more and different hoofed
creatures joined the herd- cows and bulls, goats and sheep.
been categorized into a singular race. They were once split into Equiis and
Minotaur, but as more appeared of the other sub-species it was realized they
are all of the same parent race. It is said that they came into being when
one of the Gods got attached to their Horse and decided to bring them into
sentience. To keep his beloved friend from getting lonely, the God brought
their herd to sentience as well. Over time, more and different hoofed
creatures joined the herd- cows and bulls, goats and sheep.
Naming Conventions
They like longer lyrical names with soft, whispering sounds. They also have
a herd name. Examples: Whoonioh of the Blackhoof Tribe, Phylaasha
Gra'shaa'laa
a herd name. Examples: Whoonioh of the Blackhoof Tribe, Phylaasha
Gra'shaa'laa
Preferred Habitat
They like longer lyrical names with soft, whispering sounds. They also have
a herd name. Examples: Whoonioh of the Blackhoof Tribe, Phylaasha
Gra'shaa'laa
a herd name. Examples: Whoonioh of the Blackhoof Tribe, Phylaasha
Gra'shaa'laa
Society Structure
They adapt to the cities and territories where they live.