The centaurs’ eyes are usually a chocolate brown with gold flecks. Their noses are long and thin, and their mouths are also long and thin. The centaurs’ faces are long, well filled-out, and oval shaped. Their ears are thin and somewhat long. The females’ hair is mid-back length, while the males’ is regular length. Their hair can be straight or curly, and can be black, white, auburn, or brown, depending on the colour of their coat. The centaurs are approximately 1.5 times as tall as humans. Their upper body is that of a human, and the lower of a horse. They typically have somewhat swarthy complexions.

The female centaurs’ clothing is made out of a light fabric. It is comprised of a loose belted blouse. The males’ clothing is a slightly heavier fabric. It is comprised of a belted tunic. The colouring always compliments the hide.

The centaurs’ speech is neither slow nor fast, and it is understandable. Their movements are swift, measured, and fluid.

Centaurs have swift minds. They are good at strategy, and are usually kind. Centaurs are slightly overbearing and loud.

Centaurs like grass, greens and browns, water, and horses. They dislike purples and yellows, fire, and bugs.

Cardamom is beneficial for their health. Cyanide can be damaging and/or lethal.

Centaurs can be subdivided into four sub-races: commander, lieutenant, sergeant, and corporal. I won’t get into them now, but if you’re interested…maybe in the future!

The things I have outlined here are what is usually the case. It is possible for centaurs to differ from this description. Those who do are either adored or shunned. If you have any questions about why I made them a certain way, ask away! It will help me to solidify them.

Centaurs are afraid of bugs! (gasp!) lol



How do you have gold flecks in your eye?

They sound they would be great warriors and army commanders. Btw centaurs are one of my favorite mythological races.

Not afraid. They just don't like them, just like horses don't like them.



They're gold-coloured highlights.



You hit the nail on the head! They're one of my favourites, too.