Boarfolk

Boarfolk are a fictional species commonly found in fantasy role-playing games and literature. They are typically depicted as humanoids with the physical characteristics of boars, such as tusks, coarse hair, and a snout-like nose. Their build is often described as stout and powerful, reflecting their bestial origins.

These creatures are frequently portrayed as inhabitants of wild, untamed regions like forests, swamps, and mountain foothills. Their societies are often depicted as tribal, with a strong emphasis on community and survival. Boarfolk are generally seen as fiercely territorial and protective of their homes and kin.

In terms of temperament, boarfolk are often characterized as gruff, stubborn, and prone to aggression, especially when provoked. However, they can also be loyal and dependable allies to those who earn their respect. Their diet is usually omnivorous, mirroring that of real-world boars, and they are known for their resilience and ability to withstand harsh conditions.

Combat capabilities of boarfolk are often linked to their physical strength and their tusks, which can be used as natural weapons. They may also be depicted as proficient with simple, heavy weaponry. Their cultural practices sometimes involve rituals tied to nature, hunting, and martial prowess. While often viewed as primitive by more civilized races, boarfolk possess their own unique traditions and a deep connection to the natural world.