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| D6 | This tabaxi’s fur |
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| 1 | is tawny and spotted black. |
| 2 | is fluffy and ginger. |
| 3 | is non-existent - they're bald and wrinkled like a cold scrotum. |
| 4 | is a glossy black. |
| 5 | has a calico pattern. |
| 6 | is dense and blue-grey. |
| D6 | This tabaxi carries |
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| 1 | a sharp-toothed hairbrush carved from whale ivory. |
| 2 | talismans made from the bodies of small animals they've killed. |
| 3 | a bundle of string to entertain themself when idle. |
| 4 | a wax paper parasol painted with fractal flower patterns, to keep the rain off. |
| 5 | a silver toothpick topped with a tiny gem. |
| 6 | a little jar of anchovies, as a snack. |
| D6 | This tabaxi has found their vocation as |
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| 1 | a dealer of catnip, silvervine, and even a few other drugs that appeal to non-felines. |
| 2 | a quite literal cat-burglar. |
| 3 | a hunter who trades in unusual meats and pelts. |
| 4 | a courier who can scale buildings and leap the gaps between rooftops as easily as walking a pedestrian street. |
| 5 | a rat-catcher and general vermin-exterminator. |
| 6 | a therapist and masseuse. |
| D6 | This tabaxi is |
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| 1 | skittish, prone to glancing about and fleeing at the first provocation. |
| 2 | imperious, proud and commanding. |
| 3 | gluttonous, always stuffing their face. |
| 4 | contemplative, slipping into philosophical musings if distracted. |
| 5 | sly, seeking to get one over on others. |
| 6 | imaginative, prone to flights of fancy and taking creative approaches even when the tried-and-true approach could be better. |
| D6 | This tabaxi wears |
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| 1 | a rough felt choker they scratch to relieve stress. |
| 2 | a voluminous toga with many pockets hidden within. |
| 3 | minuscule bells on the ends of their whiskers. |
| 4 | a claw-tipped glove on one hand - they lost their own claws there in an accident. |
| 5 | a row of ribbons on their tail. |
| 6 | a pair of tinted spectacles that reduce the strain of bright light on their eyes. |
| D6 | Breaking with stereotypes, this tabaxi in fact |
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| 1 | loves swimming, and never goes out unbathed or -perfumed. |
| 2 | is a near-insomniac, and works away all their waking hours. |
| 3 | is terribly frightened by birds. |
| 4 | is gregarious and enjoys chatting up new people. |
| 5 | tends to land face-first from falls rather than anything graceful. |
| 6 | is a total dog person, and trains them as a side business. |
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