Coguls

Coguls is a fictional species appearing in the tabletop role-playing game Pathfinder. They are a race of diminutive, insectoid creatures known for their industrious nature and their collective intelligence. Coguls typically stand around two feet tall and possess a segmented body covered in a chitinous exoskeleton. They have multiple limbs, often with dextrous appendages adapted for manipulation and tool use. Their heads are characterized by compound eyes that grant them excellent peripheral vision and antennae that serve as sensory organs.

The Coguls society is highly organized and communal, with individual members contributing to the greater good of their hive or colony. They are known for their exceptional engineering and crafting abilities, often creating intricate devices and complex machinery. Their social structure is based on a caste system, with different Coguls fulfilling specific roles within the community, such as workers, warriors, or thinkers. Communication among Coguls is primarily through a series of clicks, chirps, and pheromonal signals, though some individuals may learn to communicate verbally.

In the world of Pathfinder, Coguls are often found in underground dwellings or in intricate, man-made structures. They are generally reclusive but can be encountered by adventurers engaged in exploration or trade. While not inherently malicious, their alien mindset and focus on collective goals can sometimes lead to conflict with other races. Their advanced technology and understanding of mechanics make them valuable allies or formidable opponents.