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Animal people is a general and collective term for the indigenous tribes of humanoids with various animal-like traits. Some original animal people were based on generalized classes of animals, however more recently discovered animal people are based on variations of species instead. They may appear wandering above ground, or inside caverns.
Animal people are often equipped with primitive weaponry such as wooden spears and blowguns. Animal people also tend to inherit abilities (such as flying) and other characteristics (such as thievery and poisons) from their animal. While not interested in formal negotiations with dwarves, animal people are usually not hostile; some will choose to band together against a common threat.
Animal people are notable for being the only known source of blowdarts, which they will not willingly relinquish.
Animal people are not trapavoid and will often blunder into your cage traps, serving as live bait for larger game and uninvited guests
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