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Follows the mother, with other goblins. Halfbreeds may occur outside of race.

Gnolls are extremely heat resistant. They tend to use very little water (hence the pejorative camel goblin), & they tend to be stronger in the noonday sun. They have an affinity for hyenas. Yaenods are much the same, but they need more water and aren't as strong.

Gnolls live in large clans that follow a female-leader, known as the Sun Queen. They have a rigid noble code, called the Code of the Sand, which is said amongst them to be the root of the Tara'hinian Code (though there is no evidence of this--it is more likely both derive from the similar source of sun faith).

Gnolls abhor the night & hide during that time, despite the oppressive heat of the desert sun (in which they seem to thrive).

The most common interactions they have with outsiders comes through their burdrukh, a mix between traveling holy men & merchants, who acquire goods & services for the clan that they cannot make or provide for themselves.

Gnolls are proud, noble creatures, but their tendency to scavenge the desert for survival has given them a negative image outside their own society.

At about the age of 10, yaenods go through the Rite of Scorching, during which they are given a lot of water and forced to drink it. They are then sent into the desert for a month, alone, with no water. If they survive, they come back full grown gnolls.