Appearance
Arachnofolks are an elusive species of insectoid people, characterized by their small size and agile speed. They resemble small spiders with a humanoid upper half covered in fur and multiple eyes. Their coloration and specific features vary, but they always retain a distinctly spider-like appearance.

Habitat
These elusive creatures prefer to live in dense forests, underground caves, or abandoned ruins, where their skills in hiding and web-spinning are most effective. Their homes are often intricately woven webs that blend seamlessly with their surroundings, making them almost impossible to detect.

Abilities and Skills
Arachnofolks are incredibly skilled and cunning when it comes to capturing prey. They use their speed and agility to outmaneuver larger creatures and set up elaborate traps and webs to ensnare them. Despite their small size, they can tackle large creatures like boars and deer by using their webbing to immobilize and subdue their targets.

Behavior
Generally skittish and wary of other creatures, Arachnofolks are quick to hide when threatened or approached. They rarely show themselves openly, relying on their ability to blend into their environment to avoid detection. When they do choose to reveal themselves, it is usually out of necessity, such as when defending their territory or hunting for food.

Social Structure
Arachnofolks typically live in small, tight-knit communities where cooperation is key to their survival. They communicate using a combination of pheromones, body language, and subtle vibrations in their webs. Leadership within these communities is usually determined by the most skilled and experienced weaver, who guides the group in hunting and defense strategies.

Interaction with Other Races
Due to their reclusive nature, Arachnofolks are rarely seen by other races and often regarded as myths or legends. When contact is made, it is usually brief and cautious. They prefer to observe from a distance rather than engage directly. However, their cunning and resourcefulness make them valuable allies or formidable adversaries when circumstances demand interaction.

Combat Tactics
In combat, Arachnofolks rely on their speed and agility to avoid direct confrontation. They use their webbing to set traps and ensnare their enemies, striking from the shadows with precision and retreating before they can be counterattacked. Their small size allows them to exploit weaknesses in larger foes, using venomous bites and sharp, claw-like appendages to inflict damage.

Unique Traits
One of the most notable traits of Arachnofolks is their ability to produce and manipulate webbing. This webbing is not only used for building their homes and traps but also as a versatile tool in combat and daily life. They can create various types of webbing, from sticky to incredibly strong, tailored to their specific needs at any given moment.