Furrin

Brief Description
The Furrin are one of the races found in Badail, that is often found within forests and woodlands, they often resemble mammals and as a people take great care of the land the live upon and the surrounding Forrest.

The Furrin tend to have strong senses and an astute focus when using Atherion arts and often pride themselves on their magical talents and their ability to hunt.

Physical Description
Furrin have their body fully covered in Fur, the length and colour of which seems to vary based on the species whose features they resemble.

The Furrin have Ears,Tails and in rare cases pouches,Wings, tusks, and horns. they also frequently have legs that bend in ways that differ then most other races again largely dependent on the creature they resemble.

Some Furrin exhibit a form of muzzle or other facial shaping that resembles their creature counterpart.

the most common creature types found among the Furrin that Populate Badail are:

Grey wolf, Black wolf, Lynx, Red Fox, Stoat, Weasel, Dear, Boar, Wood mouse, Red Squirrel, Bat, Hedgehog, Rabbits, and Badger.

The sizes of a Furrin vary once more based on their Creature of resemblance at there smallest standing no taller then 3ft5' and at tallest 7ft5'

Cultural Description
the Furrin people have a strong emphasis on tradition and order, many who live within their community's find that so long as they adhere to the rules and traditions of their people they are met with warm words and open arms.

this traditionalist focus has caused their people to avoid many mishaps caused by the utilisation of Athersite based mechanisations of elsewhere and ensured their ability to remain self-reliant, this same traditionalist focus has caused their people to idolise the ideals of Honour, Discipline and Respect.

the Furrin have a great list of rites and rituals that must be preformed from everything as simple as greeting guests and as important as marriage proposals.

having such a staunchly traditional world-view has caused the Furrin to remain sceptic of the Naga that migrated from the sands overseas.