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What kind of anatomy does a centaur have?
How to be a Centaur PC?Can a centaur use a saddle pack?Can a Centaur wear (and benefit from) magical horseshoes?Centaur as a race level adjustmentIs there an official Centaur race for PCs in Pathfinder?Can a centaur move stealthily while someone rides on him?What would happen if a Centaur Oath of the Ancients Paladin used Turn the Faithless?How do the rules work for a centaur being a mount?Does a centaur PC also count as being mounted?Which centaur is more 'official'?
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My friend showed me a D&D meme about centaurs (see below). This got me wondering if centaurs also having two sets of lungs, two livers, two hearts (like a Time Lord?), and so on, or if centaurs just have a more efficient humanlike arrangement of organs, or if they've another arrangement entirely.
What's the anatomy of a centaur according to official D&D lore? Is it like a human, a horse, both, or a combination? I'm not looking for physical limitations, but how centaurs are composed anatomically.
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My friend showed me a D&D meme about centaurs (see below). This got me wondering if centaurs also having two sets of lungs, two livers, two hearts (like a Time Lord?), and so on, or if centaurs just have a more efficient humanlike arrangement of organs, or if they've another arrangement entirely.
What's the anatomy of a centaur according to official D&D lore? Is it like a human, a horse, both, or a combination? I'm not looking for physical limitations, but how centaurs are composed anatomically.
dungeons-and-dragons lore races centaur
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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My friend showed me a D&D meme about centaurs (see below). This got me wondering if centaurs also having two sets of lungs, two livers, two hearts (like a Time Lord?), and so on, or if centaurs just have a more efficient humanlike arrangement of organs, or if they've another arrangement entirely.
What's the anatomy of a centaur according to official D&D lore? Is it like a human, a horse, both, or a combination? I'm not looking for physical limitations, but how centaurs are composed anatomically.
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My friend showed me a D&D meme about centaurs (see below). This got me wondering if centaurs also having two sets of lungs, two livers, two hearts (like a Time Lord?), and so on, or if centaurs just have a more efficient humanlike arrangement of organs, or if they've another arrangement entirely.
What's the anatomy of a centaur according to official D&D lore? Is it like a human, a horse, both, or a combination? I'm not looking for physical limitations, but how centaurs are composed anatomically.
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
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– NautArch
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
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– KGlasier
9 hours ago
4
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
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– NautArch
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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– nick012000
8 hours ago
2
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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– NautArch
8 hours ago
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3
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
$endgroup$
– NautArch
9 hours ago
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
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– NautArch
9 hours ago
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
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– KGlasier
9 hours ago
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
$endgroup$
– KGlasier
9 hours ago
4
4
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
$endgroup$
– NautArch
9 hours ago
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
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– NautArch
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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– nick012000
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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– nick012000
8 hours ago
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2
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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– NautArch
8 hours ago
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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There are some descriptions in official lore, but nothing really showing the actual anatomy. There is, however, an article in Dragon Magazine #103, describing (But not showing) the anatomy.
Rules Cyclopedia (1991) gives the following description (and this description is repeated in several sources):
A centaur is a creature with the head, arms, and upper body of a man joined to the body and legs of a horse. They are of average human intelligence and often carry weapons (clubs, lances, and bows; one weapon per creature). A centaur may use a charge attack with a lance.
Dragon Magazine #103 has an article titled "The Centaur Papers" that has a full page on anatomy, the pertinent parts are here:
Centaurs have two hearts, one in the upper body and one in the lower. Each is
about three times the size of a human heart, and they beat together in a slow but powerful rhythm. There is also a pair of lungs in each chest cavity, though the lower pair is mostly a bellows for the peculiar but efficient upper respiratory system. The chests of a centaur expand and contract in unison. The overall construction of the centaur body is such that it is less vulnerable to injury than that of a human. Most of the major organs, such as those of the digestive system, are carried underneath the lower
torso, where they are less easily reached by an enemy and well protected by less vital tissues. Many, such as the liver and kidneys, are proportionally smaller than in humans (as is common in larger creatures), and are therefore less likely to be hit. The area that appears to correspond to the vulnerable human abdomen is mostly composed of fat and muscle, with equivalents of the human windpipe, jugular vein, and such buried deep within it.
One sentence states that the equine portion also houses the reproductive organs:
The equine body carries the reproductive organs.
There is also further details concerning hair, morphology, diet, behavior etc.
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There are some descriptions in official lore, but nothing really showing the actual anatomy. There is, however, an article in Dragon Magazine #103, describing (But not showing) the anatomy.
Rules Cyclopedia (1991) gives the following description (and this description is repeated in several sources):
A centaur is a creature with the head, arms, and upper body of a man joined to the body and legs of a horse. They are of average human intelligence and often carry weapons (clubs, lances, and bows; one weapon per creature). A centaur may use a charge attack with a lance.
Dragon Magazine #103 has an article titled "The Centaur Papers" that has a full page on anatomy, the pertinent parts are here:
Centaurs have two hearts, one in the upper body and one in the lower. Each is
about three times the size of a human heart, and they beat together in a slow but powerful rhythm. There is also a pair of lungs in each chest cavity, though the lower pair is mostly a bellows for the peculiar but efficient upper respiratory system. The chests of a centaur expand and contract in unison. The overall construction of the centaur body is such that it is less vulnerable to injury than that of a human. Most of the major organs, such as those of the digestive system, are carried underneath the lower
torso, where they are less easily reached by an enemy and well protected by less vital tissues. Many, such as the liver and kidneys, are proportionally smaller than in humans (as is common in larger creatures), and are therefore less likely to be hit. The area that appears to correspond to the vulnerable human abdomen is mostly composed of fat and muscle, with equivalents of the human windpipe, jugular vein, and such buried deep within it.
One sentence states that the equine portion also houses the reproductive organs:
The equine body carries the reproductive organs.
There is also further details concerning hair, morphology, diet, behavior etc.
answered 7 hours ago
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There are some descriptions in official lore, but nothing really showing the actual anatomy. There is, however, an article in Dragon Magazine #103, describing (But not showing) the anatomy.
Rules Cyclopedia (1991) gives the following description (and this description is repeated in several sources):
A centaur is a creature with the head, arms, and upper body of a man joined to the body and legs of a horse. They are of average human intelligence and often carry weapons (clubs, lances, and bows; one weapon per creature). A centaur may use a charge attack with a lance.
Dragon Magazine #103 has an article titled "The Centaur Papers" that has a full page on anatomy, the pertinent parts are here:
Centaurs have two hearts, one in the upper body and one in the lower. Each is
about three times the size of a human heart, and they beat together in a slow but powerful rhythm. There is also a pair of lungs in each chest cavity, though the lower pair is mostly a bellows for the peculiar but efficient upper respiratory system. The chests of a centaur expand and contract in unison. The overall construction of the centaur body is such that it is less vulnerable to injury than that of a human. Most of the major organs, such as those of the digestive system, are carried underneath the lower
torso, where they are less easily reached by an enemy and well protected by less vital tissues. Many, such as the liver and kidneys, are proportionally smaller than in humans (as is common in larger creatures), and are therefore less likely to be hit. The area that appears to correspond to the vulnerable human abdomen is mostly composed of fat and muscle, with equivalents of the human windpipe, jugular vein, and such buried deep within it.
One sentence states that the equine portion also houses the reproductive organs:
The equine body carries the reproductive organs.
There is also further details concerning hair, morphology, diet, behavior etc.
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There are some descriptions in official lore, but nothing really showing the actual anatomy. There is, however, an article in Dragon Magazine #103, describing (But not showing) the anatomy.
Rules Cyclopedia (1991) gives the following description (and this description is repeated in several sources):
A centaur is a creature with the head, arms, and upper body of a man joined to the body and legs of a horse. They are of average human intelligence and often carry weapons (clubs, lances, and bows; one weapon per creature). A centaur may use a charge attack with a lance.
Dragon Magazine #103 has an article titled "The Centaur Papers" that has a full page on anatomy, the pertinent parts are here:
Centaurs have two hearts, one in the upper body and one in the lower. Each is
about three times the size of a human heart, and they beat together in a slow but powerful rhythm. There is also a pair of lungs in each chest cavity, though the lower pair is mostly a bellows for the peculiar but efficient upper respiratory system. The chests of a centaur expand and contract in unison. The overall construction of the centaur body is such that it is less vulnerable to injury than that of a human. Most of the major organs, such as those of the digestive system, are carried underneath the lower
torso, where they are less easily reached by an enemy and well protected by less vital tissues. Many, such as the liver and kidneys, are proportionally smaller than in humans (as is common in larger creatures), and are therefore less likely to be hit. The area that appears to correspond to the vulnerable human abdomen is mostly composed of fat and muscle, with equivalents of the human windpipe, jugular vein, and such buried deep within it.
One sentence states that the equine portion also houses the reproductive organs:
The equine body carries the reproductive organs.
There is also further details concerning hair, morphology, diet, behavior etc.
answered 7 hours ago
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There are some descriptions in official lore, but nothing really showing the actual anatomy. There is, however, an article in Dragon Magazine #103, describing (But not showing) the anatomy.
Rules Cyclopedia (1991) gives the following description (and this description is repeated in several sources):
A centaur is a creature with the head, arms, and upper body of a man joined to the body and legs of a horse. They are of average human intelligence and often carry weapons (clubs, lances, and bows; one weapon per creature). A centaur may use a charge attack with a lance.
Dragon Magazine #103 has an article titled "The Centaur Papers" that has a full page on anatomy, the pertinent parts are here:
Centaurs have two hearts, one in the upper body and one in the lower. Each is
about three times the size of a human heart, and they beat together in a slow but powerful rhythm. There is also a pair of lungs in each chest cavity, though the lower pair is mostly a bellows for the peculiar but efficient upper respiratory system. The chests of a centaur expand and contract in unison. The overall construction of the centaur body is such that it is less vulnerable to injury than that of a human. Most of the major organs, such as those of the digestive system, are carried underneath the lower
torso, where they are less easily reached by an enemy and well protected by less vital tissues. Many, such as the liver and kidneys, are proportionally smaller than in humans (as is common in larger creatures), and are therefore less likely to be hit. The area that appears to correspond to the vulnerable human abdomen is mostly composed of fat and muscle, with equivalents of the human windpipe, jugular vein, and such buried deep within it.
One sentence states that the equine portion also houses the reproductive organs:
The equine body carries the reproductive organs.
There is also further details concerning hair, morphology, diet, behavior etc.
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I think we can give you information on known anatomy from lore, but the effects of that anatomy like you're listing are more for discussion unless the lore also has mechanical aspects that directly reflect those things. It may be better (up to you) to just ask about the anatomy of centaurs provided by lore.
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– NautArch
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@NautArch I tried to make it a bit more lore-based. I'd like to see what everyone can come up with.
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– KGlasier
9 hours ago
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We don't really do 'come up with' here. If you haven't yet, please take our tour to learn more about how we operate. We can give you the lore data, but interpreting that or extrapolating it is not something really do (unless it can be supported with how it went at a table - but that's not necessarily the actual lore anymore.) You can also join our Role-playing Games Chat if you'd like to try and finetune this.
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– NautArch
9 hours ago
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Given the existence of the Plane Shift articles and the Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, does Magic the Gathering lore count as DnD lore for the purpose of this question, since MtG worlds are now also DnD worlds?
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– nick012000
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@nick012000 Really good question! That may be worth a standalone question for the site itself.
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– NautArch
8 hours ago