Fellurs

Fellurs are a fictional sapient humanoid race commonly appearing in fantasy and science-fiction works. They are typically depicted as forest-adapted and long-lived, with cultures closely tied to woodland ecosystems.

Physical characteristics vary, but Fellurs are usually described as 1.6 to 1.9 meters tall, with slender builds, pointed ears, and eyes adapted to low light. Skin tones range from light brown to dark olive. Reproduction and lifespan also vary by narrative, but many portrayals place maturation over several decades and lifespans surpassing a century.

Social structure is commonly clan-based, organized into kin groups that practice seasonal rituals and communal decision-making. Governance ranges from councils of elders to itinerant leaders, with emphasis on consensus, reciprocity, and ecological stewardship. The Fellurs are often portrayed as skilled artisans and trackers, with traditions of woodcarving, weaving, herbal medicine, and storytelling.

Language and writing: Felluric language is described in different works as agglutinative or tonal, and there are often ceremonial scripts or runic-like symbols used in memory or ritual contexts.

Technology: In fiction, Fellur societies span a spectrum from preindustrial to early industrial, frequently featuring sustainable resource use and intimate ecological knowledge.

In reception, Fellurs are used to examine themes such as environmental ethics, intercultural contact, and the consequences of expansion. They are a popular construct in world-building for flexible lore rather than a single canonical history.