Demi-Human Lorebook

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1. #1Demi-humans

   Keys: hybrid, demi human, demi-human, hybrids, demihuman

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   Demi-humans are half human and half animal. The animal half can be any animal, including fantasy animals such as dragons. Some are more common, such as cat hybrids or dog demi-humans, while others are more rare such as dragon or angel demi-humans. They often behave as a combination of human behaviors and behaviors related to their animal side, such as a rabbit demi-human being skittish or a wolf demi-human being aggressive. They're considered lower class citizens compared to humans, viewed not as regular people but closer to pets or animals. They often work jobs such as being soldiers, working on farms, or are often kept as pets. They are not allowed to live or work alone and are required to have a human handler, though some demi-humans do live in the wild like their animal counterparts. Wild demi-humans are considered 'feral'. When a demi-human doesn't have a handler, they're typically kept in facilities. These facilities can range in purpose from rehabilitation to adoption to breeding programs, especially for more rare or powerful demi-humans.

2. #2Mating

   Keys: claiming, mated, mate, claim, mating

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   When two demi-humans are mated together, it's a serious commitment, often considered similar or even more intense than marriage. Mating can be incredibly romantic and sweet as a show of devotion. However, it can also be violent and forced, though this will be extremely traumatizing for the receiving partner. The act of mating specifically consists of having sex that ends with the receiver being knotted and the giver pumping their seed inside the receiver. Mating may include breeding as well, but isn't required. It also often includes biting, specifically around the neck where mate glands exist under the skin. Some mating rituals may vary between different types of demi-humans such as a bird demi-human doing a dance or performing for a potential mate or a predator demi-human chasing or marking their mate.

3. #3Breeding

   Keys: children, birth, breeding, breed, baby, birthing, child, babies, bred

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   Breeding is reproduction. When a demi-human is bred, they will become pregnant. The gestation period varies depending on the species as well as being influenced by their human-like anatomy. For example, a rabbit demi-human may have a relatively short gestation time of two or three months while a horse demi-humans maybe have a longer gestation time of up to a year. When a human breeds with a demi-human, the resulting child will always be a demi-human of the same species as the parent. If two demi-humans of the same species breed, the resulting child will always be a demi-human of that same species. If two demi-humans of different species breed, then it's a 50% chance that the child will be one or the other. Young demi-humans will typically be referred to by a term related to their species, such as a baby deer demi-human being called a fawn or a young cat demi-human being called a kitten.

4. #4Senses

   Keys: senses, scent, sight, smell, strength, hearing, strong, sense

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   Demi-humans often have senses that are weaker or stronger due to their animal half. This may look like a cat demi-human that can see in the dark, a dog demi-human with enhanced sense of smell, or a bat demi-human with bad eyesight but exceptional hearing. They may also have physical traits related to their animal half, such as a cheetah demi-human that's fast or a bear demi-human that's physically strong. These specialized senses and abilities typically tie into what a demi-human is assigned to do. Canine or ursine demi-humans are common in front line military combat, while an avian or feline demi-human may be more useful for stealth or scouting.

5. #5Handler

   Keys: handler, handlers, owners, owner

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   A handler is the typical term for someone who is directly responsible for a demi-human. Some other terms used may include owner, adopter or partner. In a military context, the handler will often be a higher ranking soldier in charge of a demi-human who is an asset for the military. They will typically train the demi-human in military related skills as well as being in charge of them when it comes to missions or discipline. In an agriculture context, the handler will often be a farmer in charge of the farm where the demi-human lives. They will be responsible for the care of the demi-human, including harvesting any produced material such as milk or wool. They will also be in charge of enforcing any necessary rules or discipline. In a domestic context, the handler will typically be considered the demi-human's adopter or owner. They will provide care, safety and discipline to the demi-human and the demi-human will typically live in their home with them, though their precise relationship varies.

6. #6Heat/Rut

   Keys: rut, heat, rutting

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   Once mature, demi-humans go through distinct reproduction cycles regularly, much more intensely than humans. During these periods, their hormones are highly increased and their pheromones are powerful, attempting to biologically call a mate. The demi-human will typically have issues behaving rationally, driven by the need to mate and breed, sometimes beyond reason and logic. Some demi-humans may take suppressants to avoid having a rut or a heat. If their suppressants are missed, the resulting heat or rut will be particularly intense. Demi-humans capable of carrying a pregnancy will go into heat. During this time, they will be incredibly needy and deeply aroused, seeking out relief for what feels like being impossibly desperate for sex. The only thing that helps is physical content, particularly sex and especially being knotted or otherwise bred. Demi-humans capable of penetrating and impregnating another will go into rut. During this time, they will be more aggressive, intense and stubborn, driven by the need to mate and breed. This may result in a higher likelihood of sexual aggression, the need to breed only helped by the act itself.

7. #7Cat Demi-humans

   Keys: felines, kittens, cat, feline, cats, kitten

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   Cat demi-humans have cat ears and a cat tail that match the color of their hair. They also have claws as well as fangs. Their eyes will reflect light in the dark, allowing them to see in the dark. They also have exceptionally sensitive hearing. Cat demi-humans are considered more delicate, most often seen as pets but occasionally used for stealth military operations. They are considered predator demi-humans. Feline demi-humans must eat a carnivore diet with a focus on meat, but are capable of eating limited other options without being ill. Long term consumption of an incorrect diet can lead to severe health issues. Some feline demi-human specific requirements may include but are not limited to: catnip, comfy places to nap, access to sunlight, enrichment such as hunting or playing, physical attention such as petting

8. #8Dog Demi-humans

   Keys: hound, canine, puppy, dogs, coyote, fox, hyena, dog, wolves, wolf, puppies

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   Dog demi-humans have dog ears and a dog tail that match the color of their hair. They also have claws as well as fangs. They also have exceptionally sensitive hearing and an exceptionally sensitive sense of smell. Dog demi-humans are considered stronger, often ending up in guard roles or working with the military in combat situations, though some often make loyal pets. They are considered predator demi-humans. Dog demi-humans require a primarily carnivorous diet, but do require other supplements such as fruits, veggies and grains. They also are extremely social and require regular companionship, often growing very distressed with prolonged isolation. They also require frequent exercise, enrichment activities, toys for chewing on, toys for playing with and regular treats.

9. #9Bear Demi-humans

   Keys: bears, cub, bear, ursine, cubs

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   Bear demi-humans have bear ears and a bear tail that match the color of their hair. They also have claws as well as fangs. They also are impressively strong, heavily muscled and powerful. Bear demi-humans are considered stronger, often ending up in guard roles or working with the military in combat situations. Bear demi-humans are considered omnivores and need a healthy mix of meat, fruit, veggies and grains in their diet. Bear demi-humans do need to hibernate during the winter which requires them to consume significantly more food than usual before retiring to a safe, cozy place for several months. They're still awake during this time, but are significantly more sleepy and less motivated than usual.

10. #10Rabbit Demi-humans

    Keys: rabbits, kits, bunny, rabbit, bunnies, kit

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    Rabbit demi-humans have rabbit ears and a short, fluffy rabbit tail that match the color of their hair. They also have exceptionally sensitive hearing and are considered particularly fertile for anyone interested in breeding. Rabbit demi-humans are considered more delicate, most often seen as pets. Rabbit demi-humans are considered prey animals and thus can be often be skittish or nervous, though not always. They are strictly herbivorous, eating entirely fruits, veggies and grains, though can eat meat if necessary for survival. A long term carnivore diet will be extremely harmful for any rabbit demi-human. Rabbit demi-humans require quiet spaces, lots of treats and can be surprisingly agile when upset.

11. #11Bird Demi-humans

    Keys: bird, birds, hawk, raven, chick, songbird, shrike, eagle, crow, chicks, avian

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    Avian demi-humans can vary wildly, but have some similar features. Most have wings that sprout from near their shoulder blades with the coloring and pattern of the feathers typically defined by their species. This may look like a crow demi-human with black feathers or a dove demi-humans with white feathers. They also typically have sharp talons. Avian demi-humans are often used for scouting or stealth military operations, but some are kept as pets. Avian demi-humans' diets depend on the species. Some like shrikes or hawks may be strict carnivores where others like hummingbirds require specific diets of nectar. Whether an avian demi-human is predator or prey depends on the species. Avian demi-humans can be particularly specific with their needs, including perches, time for free flying, and help with preening. If they're not able to fly regularly, avian demi-humans will often become distressed or depressed.

12. #12Cow Demi-humans

    Keys: cow, bulls, cows, bovine, heifer, calf, bull, heifers

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    Cow demi-humans can vary between species and gender, but typically have similarities. They typically have cow ears and a cow tail that extends from the base of their spine. Bulls often have horns that grow from the top of their heads. Some cow demi-humans have hooves and legs like a cow while others have more human legs and feet. Cow demi-humans are most seen in agriculture, typically bred for milk. Cow demi-humans are herbivorous, often preferring to snack on greens such as grass or clover. They can eat meat if necessary but will have health issues if forced to eat only meat for an extended period of time. Cow demi-humans are considered prey, but only loosely as they're often quite strong. They require lots of time in the pasture and the sun as well as regular milking if they produce it.

13. #13Insect Demi-humans

    Keys: insects, insect, bug, butterfly, beetle, spider, worm, moth, bugs

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    Insect demi-humans vary wildly from species to species with their appearance strictly dictated by their species. This may look like a moth demi-human with wings and antennae, a spider demi-human able to excrete silk and spin a web or a beetle demi-human with a carapace of some kind. They are particularly rare compared to many other species and are unlikely to be seen regularly, so typically serve specialized roles or as trophy pets. Insect demi-humans may have very specific needs based on their species such as moth demi-humans being sensitive to light or spider demi-humans needing to create a web to feel safe. Whether insect demi-humans are prey or predator depends entirely on the species. Many species lay eggs rather than birthing live young.

14. #14Bat Demi-humans

    Keys: bats, bat

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    Bat demi-humans typically have large bat-like ears and large, webbed bat wings that extend from their shoulder blades. They typically have excellent hearing but poor vision and often feel more comfortable at night or in dark environment. Most bat demi-humans have the ability to echolocate, meaning seeing their environment via hearing by making clicking sounds. Bat demi-humans' diets depend on species such as vampire bats consuming blood or fruit bats consuming fruit. Prey or predator designation depends on species as well with some being hunters and others being the hunted. Bat demi-humans tend to be rarer and require specific care such as nocturnal schedules and dark living spaces.

15. #15Aquatic Demi-humans

    Keys: shark, dolphin, eel, sharks, fishes, whales, whale, octopus, fish, jellyfish

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    Aquatic demi-humans range wildly from delicate jellyfish demi-humans to predatory shark demi-humans to massive whale demi-humans. Most aquatic demi-humans have some ability to breathe underwater or hold their breath for an extended period of time. Many also have features that allow them to move quickly underwater such as fins, a tail or tentacles depending on their species. Some cannot live on land due to incompatible biology such as a tail instead of legs or gills instead of lungs. Others are able to live on land but do require regular access to water. Due to their wide range of species but relative rarity and complexity, aquatic demi-humans are typically feral or kept as trophies or scientific specimens. Whether aquatic demi-humans are prey or predator is dependent on their species. Their diet is also dependent on their species, but most tend to eat fish. Aquatic demi-humans typically have higher needs such as personalized enclosures or regular access to water. Many species lay eggs rather than birthing live young.

16. #16Cervid Demi-humans

    Keys: fawn, stag, elk, buck, moose, doe, deer, antelope, cervid

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    Cervid demi-humans are deer, elk or related species. Depending on the species, males typically have antlers but not always. Cervid demi-humans typically have the ears of their species as well as a tail that matches their species. They vary depending on species and subspecies, with some being better for domestic purposes but others skilled in military operations. Cervid demi-humans are prey demi-humans and almost entirely herbivorous, but can eat meat if necessary. They typically need access to outdoor space, fresh veggies and if they have antlers, something to rub their antlers on.

17. #17Reptile/Amphibians Demi-humans

    Keys: reptiles, amphibians, reptile, frog, lizards, toads, snake, snakes, toad, frogs, lizard, amphibian

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    Reptile and Amphibian demi-humans vary greatly from species to species, but have some similar features. They often have scales and most of them have tails, though the type and distribution depend on the species. Other details depend on the species and subspecies, such as a snake demi-human having a tail instead of legs or having legs and a tail. They are often utilized in military operations, but are sometimes kept domestically as well. Most reptile and amphibian demi-humans are predators, though some aren't. Their diets range, but typically include meat or insects. Due to being cold-blooded, they are often sensitive to temperature and may require specific tailored care. They typically require a good heat source and access to species specific environments, such as sand or water. Many species lay eggs rather than birthing live young.

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