Catfolk

(Homo felinus)

The wandering Catfolk are catlike humanoids driven by a profound curiosity that compels them to collect interesting artifacts, gather tales and stories, and behold all the wonders the world has to offer. As ultimate travelers, their inquisitive nature seldom allows them to stay in one place for long. Forever fueled by a desire to explore, they leave no secrets uncovered and no treasures or legends lost in their quest for knowledge.

These intriguing beings are the descendants of a group of Post-Humans who genetically modified themselves to embody feline characteristics. This unique heritage manifests in a diverse range of appearances and attitudes among the Catfolk. Some boast fur patterns reminiscent of formidable big cats like tigers or jaguars, while others may resemble the more familiar forms of domestic house cats. Their individuality shines through, showcasing the vibrant spectrum of their lineage.

The Catfolk’s physical diversity further extends to unique patterns and personal styles. Some may choose to adorn their fur in creative ways, while others might sport a hairless appearance altogether. This variety not only reflects personal expression but also mirrors their adventurous spirits, each uniquely shaped by their experiences as they traverse the world in search of its countless mysteries.

For further reading about the Catfolk’s origin, please read A Tale of Tails – Where We Catfolks Be From by Catfolk historian Milosh Cheshire.