RAPTORKIN RANGER

Sculpted by Jason Wiebe

Most members of this reclusive and rare folk prefer to dwell in subtropical and hot arid climates, but they are becoming more common in northern climates. Raptorkin in the north resemble eagles, hawks, and ospreys, while in southern regions they are known as "pojaroka" and resemble vultures or parrots, with richly colored plumage. While flying, they are adept at using their spears, blades, and javelins to execute daring and highly effective swoop-attacks.

According to one of the scullery maids...
Several months ago, an ill-fortuned band of adventurers was fleeing back to Barrowgate when they were overtaken by harpies. It looked as though they were done for when the harpies were suddenly under attack from above. Only after the harpies were driven off did the leader of the saviors land and reveal herself as a Raptorkin. She relieved the band of a few of their bags of loot as compensation, then, without a word, took flight.

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