Character Description

It has the body of a horse but the posture of a human. Kubalas stand tall and mighty as protectors of the forests and their people. They race across the landscape like they were made from the wind, yet contain such strength it is like they were carved from mountains. They are clothed in traditional textiles and never without an ornate sword strapped to their backs. These protectors have thick, curly hair and are dotted with golden jewelry from head to hoof. A kubala has three painted lines over their left eye, almost resembling a claw mark. They live in isolated communities away from others and will defend them fiercely. They rarely leave their territories. They are not aggressive by nature, but will stop at nothing to keep the forests safe.

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Personality Traits

Wherever there’s a community, there are Kubalas. Kubalas are most at home in a crowd. They love being surrounded by people and thrive at anything that involves teamwork. Relationships always come first to a Kubala. People born under this sign are loving and attentive to others.

 

Naturally, Kubalas are also skilled communicators. They always seem to know what to say, and they rarely ever suffer from miscommunications. Any coordinated effort goes smoother with a Kubala on the job. They gravitate towards fields that interact with many people, such as public speaking or entertainment.

 

Kubalas are quick to identify what works for them, and they can struggle when people insist on taking things in a different direction. Disagreements come hand in hand with working in a group though, and Kubalas can be very convincing. By keeping calm and using their silver tongue, Kubalas can smooth over any bump in the road.