Tuilacs

Tuilacs is a fictional species that appears in the tabletop role-playing game Pathfinder. They are a nomadic race of avian humanoids, characterized by their feathered bodies, hollow bones, and large, powerful wings. Tuilacs are known for their keen eyesight and their ability to fly at great speeds, making them excellent scouts and messengers. They typically inhabit mountainous regions and high plateaus, where they build their nests in inaccessible cliffs and remote peaks.

The Tuilacs are a proud and independent people, valuing freedom and self-reliance above all else. Their society is organized into small, close-knit clans, each led by an elder who has proven their wisdom and strength. While generally peaceful, they are fiercely protective of their territory and their way of life. They have a deep respect for nature and often revere sky deities or spirits of the wind.

Their culture places a strong emphasis on tradition and storytelling, with their history and legends passed down through generations via oral tradition and intricate song. Tuilacs are skilled artisans, particularly in the creation of intricate featherwork, bone carvings, and woven goods. Their diet primarily consists of fruits, seeds, and small game they can catch on the wing. In Pathfinder lore, Tuilacs are often encountered as allies or adversaries in regions where their natural habitat is found.