A type of omnivorous creature that is found on the outskirts of the Magical Exclusion Zone that takes the form of a horned prey animal such as a deer, bison or moose. These beasts ancestors were that of the beast they appear to be, but after the creation of the Magical Exclusion Zone they began to change in response to the sudden change, and began to prey upon the members of their herd, rather than foliage. These beasts have sharp pointed front teeth and flat round molars in the rear. They typically will stick with the same herd for months, surviving on plants and building trust with the herd before they lure a member of the herd away to slaughter.

After they have killed a member of the herd they become more blood thirsty, and begin to kill members of the herd with a greater frequency. Despite originating in around the Magical Exclusion Zone these beasts have expanded deep into the central plains, and have become a common issue for farmers, as these formidable beasts break into farms to devour the livestock, and occasionally the farmers themselves. As such there are often requests for adventurers or the town guard to stake out a farm and slay the beasts. Rarely these beasts have been found to form into herds of their own, where every member is a Faudain, and will hunt in small packs.

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Not to be confused with Satyrs or centaurs, the Sephtiyrs are a race of humanoids that have been seen mixed with any Bovidae. The origins of these people's are possible some type of folklore.

There are two kinds. Primal and Noble. The Primal variation is most common. The race native to disparate. The noble variation is much newer, coming with the taming or teaching of these people. Both are quite separate in behavior amd looks. But, whatever you do, don't piss them off.

Noble are more, well, Noble. Their pelts are more time and fine. They speak easy and are cleaner.

Primal are rougher looking, speach is harsh and they have more animalistic features.