You guys are funnier than me. I gotta get back on my game.

The DM who only prepped 30 minutes before the campaign: In a distance land, whose location is distant and on land.

Lawful Evil Tabaxi BBEG who seeks to erase Mondays from existence and secure all the lasagna in the realm for himself.

Tabaxi be like: "Nya…" *vomits a half-digested rodent on the carpet*

This gives me hope to one day see "basically Kenku" in my notifications.

"Okay we need a villain race, what do they do?" "Slavery?" "Good! Now what do these ones do?" "Slavery, but with 10% more magic" "GENUIS! now, what do we for the Tabaxi?" "They have a god called The Cat Lord. ... "That's it.'' "holy shit dude, HE'S A PRODIGY OR CREATIVITY!"

"In a distant land, whose location is distant and on land." "Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes."

“No cat has ever cared about safety.” My Cat: “I love you, but I swear if you move to quick I will scratch out your eyes and run to China, so help me god.”

Tabaxi bard: And then he said, "I turned myself into a pickle." Scariest shit I've ever seen.

“You’re playing a cat.” Honestly that’s gotta be one of the best ways to describe the beast like races. Lizardfolk, you’re playing a lizard, Yuan-ti you’re playing a snake, Kenku you’re playing a raven, Aacroka you’re playing a bird.

Next vid Basically: Summoning 32 constrictors and having two horses, six chickens, and a mastiff named Cheespuff help you defeat Evilus Maximus

"may your travels guide you to warm sands" -some Kajit

finally, I get to know more about D&D cat girls

My favorite moment while playing a tabaxi: The party is sitting around a campfire and swapping stories. I say in my deep, purring voice: "I will now sing you the song of my people... MRRAAAOOOOWAAWOOO ARRRWWAAAA!"

Was not expecting well-researched etymology in this cat person video. It's unironically impressive.

Technically, hyenas aren't cats either, just closer in relation than to dogs

The fact that the Tabaxi personality resonates throughout this video *excites* me for Kenku and Tritons.

"Curiosity killed the cat, but it died fulfilled." -Spoken at the funeral of my Tabaxi Cleric.

"Probably close to the Horizon" _dATABASE, DATABASE-_

That online colab you did with JoCat was freaking fantastic!

I love how you depicted the Cat Lord as Nyanta from Log Horizon

When did he score that wicked ass beard on his channel?

Strictly speaking, Tabaxi are jaguar or leopard folk. And the Cat Lord is mentioned relatively often in Planescape material and other old books. But, who ever bothers with all of that anymore. Kitty people #1 (out of like a dozen)!

2:05 so we know that he's a monk then.

What I like about taxis is that they’re fast, and therefore good transportation.

I'm currently playing a Tabaxi Beastmaster Ranger. He has no fur. Yes, he is Bingus. And his animal companion is Big Floppa. Bingus actually does still have eyebrows, but he never emotes, and he has the voice of a Khajiit that's been chainsmoking since birth.

Runesmith: Do your own research Also Runesmith: just believes his comment section that hyenas are felines

"Don't mean Gypsy in the offensive Romani sense" "Literally well known thieves and swindlers" So in other words... most definitely in the offensive Romani sense.

It turns out hyenas aren't felines or canines they have their own family with similarities to both called Hyaenidae... The more you know!

"Doesn't care about the consequence of their actions." Me: Well that was the shortest-lived character... didn't even survive the first session...

-You're sleeping peacefully -You're woken up by a rustling sound somewhere in your room. -"It's nothing", you think, going back to sleep. -Just before you close your eyes, you see a sillouette of a man standing over your bed. -Then you hear the words you'll never forget: Easy Roller Dice -The sound of those words still send shivers down your spine to this day.

Plot twist: this was just an exception for Logan to show us cat videos

If you ever make a video about Kenkus, you have to use clips of other videos you made to create it.

Cat Lord had a stat block in ADND. Monster Manual 2 maybe? There wasn't much lore, but he appeared as just a fancy man who summoned and controlled cats at will. I was always so curious about where he came from!

I just finished up a mini campaign with my tabaxi scout rogue. They have a hermit background and are known to work as a contractor for candlekeep (it’s a mutually beneficial arrangement) and go out and research flora, fauna, and ancient ruins/caverns (they know dwarven and undercommon from all their research). This arrangement is beneficial to them because they grew up in a caravan family with many children. As my tabaxi is a bit quieter and more reclusive, far more of an introverted personality, they often took off for their own “mini adventures” as a kid and self taught themselves the basics of being a scout. They did gain a mentor who is their sponsor for candlekeep and was given bracers of archery and a bag of holding from them to take on their journeys as an adult. When my character became an adult they left their caravan family behind, promising to send letters and journals filled with notes and drawings from their adventures back to keep their family informed, reassured, and amused by their antics. This is how their story starts. I gave my character a deep curiosity of the natural world and the past and they like to collect things. They don’t really steal, not really at least, though they obviously pick up stuff during a dungeon crawl. Most times they sell back the historical and magical items they don’t keep for themselves to candlekeep. Though valuables aren’t all they collect. My tabaxi is somewhat practical and also has a slight obsession with being over prepared. Their bag of holding is filled with tons of mundane items from shovels to spyglasses to pretty leaves. They will of course trade easily and if you gift them an item of practical value they will give you something in return (I did this with a silvered +1 returning dagger and gave the player a healing potion, my character can make them, and a poleof collapsing). They just keep tons of stuff on themselves at all times, even extra signal whistles and tents, and cold weather clothes. Heck, they have a costume even and soap (who buys soap? Or keeps empty vials for that matter? Or a whetstone?). My party members and the dm loved how my character turned out as he was everything practical but everything comedic too, especially when I would have him say “Wait, I think I got something for this” and dig so far into his bag of holding you could only see his lower body and swishing tail and occasionally a random item would be thrown out as he digs. It all came in handy eventually though he definitely lost some items along the way, mostly his ball bearings and some unlit candles he was using to mark the path. He plans to pick up some incense sometime soon as, now in the epilogue he is going to travel with the wizard to candlekeep (they realized they were headed the same direction). It’s been fun to play this character. Had no magic but it was amazing and powerful nevertheless and he served his party well with his many abilities. I really enjoyed playing him and hope to bring him back from retirement sometime. Oh and I should probably mention this. Part of why my dm loved this character is that he loved how creatively my character would use mundane items. He said they are under used and he hadn’t thought to use them the ways I would or would have my character use them and he would talk to his main dnd group (we were playtesting a dungeon in preparation for the main group) about some of the antics I got up to so they too might consider spending their excessive coin on such things and have fun with it. I genuinely was just doing this to test myself on how much trouble I could get into and how much I could break with as little magic as I could gat away with.

That Log Horizon reference, though... I laughed way too hard at that.

I just started a campaign and one of my players is a tabaxi, so this does help me understand a bit more about tabaxi, even though they really just act like cats. Go figure

Tabaxi: the only people who play them are people who want a character that can climb on walls, and furries (who will most likely say they are the other type)

Thanks man, tabaxi don't have much known lore so thanks for DMs

“I’m not a furry, I swear!”

Do you want to play a furry Skyrim meme with ADHD? Well, have I got a treat for you!

Are we just going to ignore the fact that he changed his logo and it looks amazing

They'll be fascinated by dust, until they sneeze with a *_"Kahjeet!"_* and accidentally knocks down the final wall of their rectangular house right as it was about to get put in place.

Hyenas are neither canine or feline. They’ve got a family all their own called “Hyaenidae”.

I plan on playing a tabaxi based off my cat, Morgana. She'll probably be either a bard or rogue.

3:47 Judging by that description, I think I might secretly be a Tabaxi.

I mistakenly let the tabaxii player in my campaign buy Boots of Speed. Now, I've got a Cat-Human with Zoomies

“J,ayzargo approves”

I see you are a man of culture when you use Nyanta as a reference! Log Horizon will return to season 3 January

I heard other cat folk and thought "when was there a Basically Leonin video?" lol

Runesmith... I’ve been commenting this stuff for all of your past videos, but basically: Every time you upload it scarily relates to something I need. This has gone on for like your past idk 20 videos or so. And this video broke the streak because there’s nothing I need D&D related that requires Tabaxis. By the way, completely unrelated but you’re probably my favorite D&D creator, like legit your content is sick and I can binge your stuff without getting bored. Like gg man, your stuff is great 👍

I realy apreciate the log horizon jokes, that anime has been gone for so long, thank goodness it is comming back in january.

Dang it, I just spent like 5 minutes looking at stone dice and wishing I had money

Ah Nyanta. I see you are also a man of culture uwu

The cat lord is more than like a animal lord, a sort of deity for particular type of animal, like a dog lord, an eagle lord, a pig lord, etc.

I very much appreciate seeing something from Log Horizon. Such an underrated anime

“If you’ve got a fascinating tale, you can turn it into literal wealth by talking to a Tabaxi”. Scott Cawthon: Oh darn, the global economy’s destabilized again.

what are the ODDS that this came out when I am playing a tabaxi druid every 1-3 Saturdays.

I have a tabaxi named Kuro and he’s one of my favorites His fixation is people, meaning humanoid races and cultures. He’ll jump from one to another depending on where he is, and it makes him so fun to play. He’s a monk/moon druid and he fights using his claws and martial arts, and also uses wild shape to become like a bear and shit. By far one of my favorites

I chose Tabaxi because I can relate to them. He’s easily distracted and lazy. My character is enchanted by shiny objects even if they aren’t worth anything, they just need to be shiny. He’s also a charlatan who likes to convince people that the random junk he’s selling is actually worth something. He has gold but doesn’t really know it’s true value, to him they are just shiny pieces.

One of my characters died to these damn cats. And you know why? Because it thought it was fcking funny

That kiddy pool pun is so underrated XD XD XD

So Im guessing a common problem for wizards is finding a tabaxi taking a nap ontop of their spellbook...

My First Character was a Tabaxi. Pirate Captain Jasper. Swashbuckling Lion Wizard. He traveled the world looking for items and stories to bring home. To remember his home, he carried a yarn ball made of threaded cat hairs provided by his family. It is called his Uushi, and has the distinctive smell of cat. After leaving home, he was taken in by a wizard as a 2nd apprentice. Alas the wizard would infect their minds with the whisperings of demons while they slept, thus enables him to access his spells through memory. (Op i know.) He loved his adventures so much, he sought out to become a lich, and have adventures forever 💚🖤

That reminds me, Log hoirzon season 3 incomming!

Finally the cat boys!

It sounds like if you want to play a Tabaxi properly, multiclassing should be something that happens often, along with random magic items going missing in exchange for a dead mouse so the tabaxi can use it buy food

“They gain and drop interests on a whim” Maybe I am a Tabaxi

My Catfolk artificer in D&D: We're called "Tabaxi" My Catfolk rouge in Skyrim: No, we're called "Khajit" Mae in my NitW playthrough: Will the both of you shut up? We're just cats. end of story.

i have a hard time not choosing tabaxi because i am allergic to seeing the perception proficiency not filled in.

thinking about that post that's like "tabaxi and khajiit are how we like to imagine cats would be as people, goblins are how they actually would be"

So in my first actual DnD game I played (fizzled out) I ended up settling on an Inquisitive Tabaxi Rouge. However, because I didn't know what I was doing I pretty much played it very stupidly, and the catman ended up having an irrational fear of doors, believing it could be a mimic (don't mention the fact he's never faced a mimic). This led to him shooting a trapped door and being blinded for a few minutes, and the first thing that came to my head was "The world is dark now." Wanna reuse the character cause they were just a bunch of fun.

Good to know that I played my tabaxi "Chesirepool" correctly without reading anything about them.

Hecc yeh, Nyanta doesn’t get enough love!

Nyanta representing all the cats at the "Horizon." Good stuff.

I've got a Tabaxi Bard in my character backlog that I'd like to play. I want him obsessed with filling out his own life's story with adventures to outshine all others. He'll occasionally excuse himself to go cough up a hairball, which he considers to be a most distasteful act to do in front of others. I'll have him go College of Glamour and seek to emulate the majesty of the displacer beast, his favorite magical creature.

The return of easy roller dice, it's been so long

When you see this a minute after it’s released

Feliformia (also Feloidea) is a suborder within the order Carnivora consisting of "cat-like" carnivorans, including cats (large and small), hyenas, mongooses, viverrids, and related taxa. Feliformia stands in contrast to the other suborder of Carnivora, Caniformia (also Canoidea, "dog-like" carnivorans).

Man you are such an amazing content creator you are by far my favorite in the DnD community and probably my favorite you tuber in general you should have at least a million subs with the amount of quality content you make.You’re the best man

Undertale. That's a name I haven't heard in a long time

To the horizon is a joke to log horizon with the character. you sir have good taste

I made a tabaxi bard who was a saber tooth tiger (I know their leopards but come on it’s fantasy) who has to become the college of blades after he got kicked out of a formal bard college since his large fangs disabled him from playing the flute, so he took it to string instruments, namely a guitar with two obsidian axe heads he sharpens with his fangs on the sides

You're not out of touch, mate. I've spent literal months roleplaying as Undertale Multiverse characters with just one other person. I'm still not over it. It's my life now.

Hyena aren't feline or canine. They are hyenadae.

“Hyenas are not members of the dog or cat families. Instead, they are so unique that they have a family all their own, Hyaenidae.“ I’m not smart or anything I just looked it up animals.sandiegozoo.org/animals/striped-hyena

A hyena is as much a cat as a weasel is a cat.

The Cat Lord also appeared in Planescape (Monstrous Compendium I), where she (actually a cat lady) was one of the animal lords of the Beastlands. She was a "quasigod", who could shift between human and panther forms, and she was busy helping the cats and other felines throughout the multiverse. Also, an animal lord may die, and then another spirit takes its place. So we may have different Cat Lords throughout D&D editions.

This is certified coolio.

"I dont mean the offensive racial slur, I just mean what makes the slur offensive"

In my homebrew campaign, The Cat Lord in his human form basically looks like Thriller video Michael Jackson, with messy black hair, a red and black gambeson, yellow cat eyes, and he is draped in lots of shiny jewelry. His domains are luck, freedom, and shiny things. He gave the players an item called The Wand of Anxiety, a smooth, palm-sized silver rod with a single button on it. You can use a bonus action to push the button and point it at an enemy, a red dot appears on them, being very distracting. They have disadvantage on all concentration checks for 1 minute. The Wand can be used this way 3 times per day and regains any spent charges at dawn.

My favorite build revolving around Tabaxi traits is my hyperactive Tabaxi wild sorcerer named Jitters. He is made around chaos and chaos only. And he has a coffee addiction. Let that sit. Fantasy ADHD with a coffee addiction.

Yesssss I was waiting for this

3rd comment and the part where he said ‘wrapping up this year’ gave me sadness of the year ending as time is moving faster and faster as the end of the year feels like it was just thanos snapped

In my games, we change Tabaxis cosmetically to where they’re just cats that can talk and walk on their hind legs. Little foot-long sneak thieves

"just look at the internet" is the most comical yet smart example I've ever heard

What was that cat guy with the sword he has a cool design wahts the shows name

Ooooo, Rune changed his PFP... YAY

5:10 All causes of Tabaxi death ( lack of water ) 🤣

Easily gets obsessed with a certain topic, gets bored quickly, and moves onto the next cool thing... Yeah kinda sounds like my aspergers.