Fantasy Crossbreed Generator
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!
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Results
The cunning male half-Goblin barbarian. He has a feminine build. His wardrobe is practical. His non-human ancestry gives him a horribly inhuman appearance.
The opinionated, corrupt female half-Yeti elementalist. She has a thin build. Her wardrobe is non-nonsense. She appears far more non-human than human.
The organized, alienated male half-Tanuki witch/warlock. He appears as an 'humanized' version of his non-human parent, but the result is very disturbing.
The outgoing male half-Tengu heretic who has several nervous habits. He has a masculine build. His wardrobe is severe. His face hints at his non-human ancestry, but he otherwise appears human.
The confused, educated female half-Fairy herbologist. Her wardrobe is unusual. Her body is a mismatched composite of her human and non-human ancestry.
The world-weary male half-Roc druid. His wardrobe is non-nonsense. He appears human - yet his shadow is always that of his non-human parent's species.
The intuitive, broken-hearted, experienced female half-Nymph prophet. She has a voluptuous build. She can shapeshift, taking the form of a human, or taking after her non-human ancestor.
The snide male half-Nymph witch/warlock. His wardrobe is practical. He appears human - but those who interact with him keep getting the impression that he isn't human.
The indecisive female half-Wyvern armorer. Her wardrobe is classy. She can shapeshift, taking the form of a human, or taking after her non-human ancestor.
The rude, worldwise male half-Werecat armorer with a chemical dependency. He has a thin build. His wardrobe is practical. His non-human ancestry is very obvious and not-concealable, but not particuarly disturbing.
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