Warrows

Warrows are a fictional species from the Warhammer Fantasy universe. They are small, rodent-like humanoids known for their agility and a penchant for scavenging and petty theft. Physically, warrows are characterized by their short stature, often standing no taller than a human child, and their lean, wiry frames. They possess sharp claws, long tails, and large, beady eyes that allow them to see well in dim light. Their fur coloration varies, typically in shades of brown, grey, or black, providing camouflage in their natural environments.

Warrows are typically found in the wilder regions of the Old World, often inhabiting forests, hills, and abandoned ruins. They are highly adaptable and can survive in a variety of conditions. Socially, warrows live in nomadic tribes or small, close-knit communities. These groups are often led by the strongest or most cunning individuals. Their society is generally decentralized, with a strong emphasis on survival and the acquisition of resources.

Their primary skills lie in stealth, speed, and an uncanny ability to find hidden caches of food or useful items. While not physically imposing, warrows can be surprisingly fierce when cornered or defending their territory. They often employ hit-and-run tactics, using their agility to their advantage. In terms of weaponry, they commonly use simple, improvised tools or small, easily concealed blades. Interactions with other races are often characterized by mistrust, with many viewing warrows as pests or thieves. However, some individuals and groups may engage in limited trade or even form uneasy alliances when it suits their mutual interests.