Ibixian

Goats are hilarious! Oh, come on! Even the sound they make is priceless! "What about that one on two legs?" Which one on two...oh. No. There's definitely nothing funny about that. - Sascha Peddlegrove, Halfling Sorcerer Ibixian are powerfully built goat-like creatures that resemble satyrs. Unlike their hedonistic and mischievous fey cousins, ibixians are much more physically focused creatures who favor a barbarian lifestyle. They choose leaders by combat, and the strongest and most aggressive lead the pack. Thus, leadership is transitory and prone to challenge. Both males and females assert themselves and hold these temporary positions of power. These creatures call themselves ibixians, and races that deal regularly with them use the proper name, but colloquially, they’ve been dubbed “goatfolk.”.

To other races, ibixian are viewed as pure power; the alpha race when it comes to sheer strength (even more than the Tauren). There are many whose use that strength as a resource, rewarding the ibixian who are (rarely) inclined to adventure. And then there are those who an ibixian is indebted to. While some may consider the debt paid at times, the ibixian would consider it dishonorable to not honor what they believe to a a life-debt.

Ibixian Traits

 * Average Height:  5’10" - 7’
 * Average Weight:  250 - 350 lbs
 * Ability Scores:  +2 Strength and +1 Constitution.
 * Size:  Medium
 * Speed:  30 feet
 * Alignment:  Ibixian are neutral at best. While most aren't outright evil, their intentions are often their own or to the benefit of their tribe. They could care less about other socities and practices.
 * Vision:  Normal
 * Languages:  Common
 * Lay Of The Land:  You are proficient in the Nature and Survival skills
 * Imposing Presence:  You are proficient in the Intimidation skill.
 * For The Herd:  As a reaction you may increase your AC by the number of allies within 10 feet of you (Up to 3). You must complete a long rest before you can use this ability again.

Ibixian Names
Ibixian names are simple, they are titles and change often. Depending on the tribe and the situation the name might change. Titles become their unchanging names around the age of 40. The exceptions to a straight title are usually great fighters, or hunters and they are named after natural events.