In fantasy fiction, games, and anime, human and non-human crossbreeds are so common your average monster seems to spend time hanging out in either A) a wizard's laboratory, or B) a singles bar. Since such characters are popular, I figured they deserved their own generator!
The self-righteous female half-Manticore exorcist who is considered the best in his/her profession. She has a voluptuous build. Her body is that of a human for the most part, but her head is more like that of her non-human parent.
The sheltered female half-Sphinx inquisitor. She appears as an 'humanized' version of her non-human parent, but the result is very disturbing.
The arrogant, antisocial male half-Roc shaman with big dreams. His body is one half human - one half taking after his non-human ancestor.
The wistful, selfless female half-Thunderbird tomb robber with an unexpected destiny. She has a perfectly human head and face - but her body is that of her non-human parent's species.
The lonely male half-Fairy shaman who suffers from a chronic disease. He has an overmuscled build. He appears to have multiple personalities - at times being human, at times taking after his non-human parent.
The clever male half-Vampire fence who belongs to a secret organization. He has a boyish build. His wardrobe is utilitarian. He appears human - but has the personality and habits of his non-human ancestor.
The intuitive female half-Fire Elemental elementalist. Her wardrobe is mysterious. Her body is a mismatched composite of her human and non-human ancestry.
The illogical, world-weary male half-Goblin illusionist. He has a broad-shouldered build. He can shapeshift, taking the form of a human, or taking after his non-human ancestor.
The addled, apathetic, cooperative female half-Vampire marine. She has a thin build. She appears far more non-human than human.
The sheltered male half-Vampire heretic who is given to moments of deep introspection. His wardrobe is plain. His non-human ancestry gives him a strangely attractive appearance.
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