Beastkin

Beasts crossbreeding with other races has resulted in humanoid beastkin that possesses many of the traits of humans. Beastfolk are also classified into two distinct groups. Those focused on their more animalistic properties are called the Bestial, while the ones focusing more on the ‘folk’ part of their name are known as the Adapted.

The Bestial tend towards more tribalistic societies. They shun technology and most forms of magic in order to pursue a more primal, purer path.

On the other hand, the Adapted mimic the human and elven cultures closely and are often found living among both races. Their societies tend to be very diverse and welcoming to all enlightened races, resulting in cities where you can find everything from dwarves to titans.

This openness likely stems from how diverse beastkin are, to begin with. There exist nearly as many types of beastfolk as there exist beasts. This also means that the reproductive abilities, breeding process, and culture can vary heavily between different beastfolk archetypes.

The access to classes and professions also varies widely between beastfolk and the pure races. Some beastfolk receive far more race skills and stat points from their race, resulting in only having access to either a class or a profession.