"Be wary when you walk the forest," said Johnna. "There have been attacks on the main road for quite a while. Reports of merchants who were killed by a shade and then left to die." She bid me on my way as I began to travel the road through the forest. As night fell, I could hear a branch snap and raised my sword to two glowing eyes in the night. "Best be puttin' that down," I heard. "Don't want you to be gettin' ahead of yourself, va'i." --Petras Tocora, human mercenary

The Kynsyll are a brave tribe of Tabaxi that are similar to Byen'si. While the latter are commonly found in well populated metropolises and cities, Kynsyll are commonly seen in the higher mountain ranges, though they can live in urban areas. Camps are notorious for only having ten or so members at a time, but the Kynsyll live close to one another, as opposed to other tribes. With their small frame and large feet, these tribes move about on snow without any trouble. Kynsyll do most of their hunting by ambush, much like the T'jherra tribe: using their ability to sneak up on prey before taking it out with ease. These Tabaxi are opportunistic hunters; while they prefer hares and rabbits as their main meals, a Kynsyll will take whatever it can find. 

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Always Watching, Always Listening.

A Kynsyll has the best sight and hearing out of the Tabaxi tribes. With tufts on their ears that act as hearing aides and black marks on their eyes that act as sunglasses, they are able to spot a mouse from 250 feet away. Those abilities allow the Kynsyll to be as good, if not better, than T'vresken as messengers for folk. 

These Pads Were Made for Walking.

Due to the environment where they live, the Kynsyll have developed large feet and hands to assist with movement. In the mountain peaks, they are able to walk across snow and terrain most humans and elves would have difficulty with. Their large feet allow their body weight to be distributed evenly over the snow; instead of trampling through, they are able to track and catch prey with ease.