A thick-maned head rises from a human torso, arms knotted with muscle. Below the waist, a powerful horse’s body stands firm—mud-flecked hide, four sturdy legs, and a tail swishing behind. His hooves crush leaves as he draws a long, curved bow of yew.
Beastlings are animalistic creatures that walk upright but are typically more intelligent than their
Beast counterpart.
They could have come from a cruel joke by a God, or a terrible Wizard experiment gone wrong. Whole communities, or cities of
Beastlings could exist in campaign.
They do not look Humanoid, and look like a large animal which walks upright. This could mean that other creatures of the campaign world treat them as a
Beast, the
GM could decide to have
DIS on
Influence
Skill Rolls vs a non-Beastling.