Dog-Headed Man (Creature)

Dog-Headed Men (sometimes called Cynocephalus, plural Cynocephali, old dunni "Hundfulk", "Hundfolc", "ᚻᚢᚾᛞᚠᚩᛚᚳ", gollish "Hundsmanna" or "ᚻᚢᚾᛞᛋᛗᚪᚾᚾᚪ") is a term used for any humanoid creature, sentient or non, with the appearance of a human body bearing a canine head. Though mentioned several times in literature, most notably in "In The Court Of King Arfur", an adventure-history written by author Jon of Staples about Arfur I, dog-headed men were never confirmed to be one specific race. Still, sightings occur frequently enough that they are a staple of fiction and legend, and they may be created using magic, either in the form of golems or through therianthropy or any other form of natural magic.

Notably, the god Deth is particularly fond of using therianthropy to turn his followers into hundfulk.

''This article is a stub. You can help expand the mythos of Dunn by fleshing out this article a little more, or, if you cannot edit pages, suggesting your ideas in the comments! ''