The ranger is the archetypal gnoll class, a cunning warrior of the wilderness, but gnolls also make excellent barbarians and fighters, and their love of clever tricks make them outstanding rogues.

For the culture specific to the Mwangi Expanse sometimes referred to generically as kholo, see Mwangi Expanse kholo. Kholo, also known as gnolls or hyenafolk, are a humanoid ancestry with traits that resemble hyenas, and are renowned for their brutal, pragmatic efficiency in …

Introduced as a playable Ancestry in the Mwangi Expanse, the Gnoll has a ton of fun flavor and story, but weak mechanics backing it up. There are a handful of good options, but not enough to make the Ancestry stand on its own.

Gnolls are a race of hulking, humanoids that resemble hyenas in more than mere appearance; they show a striking affinity with the scavenging animals, to the point of keeping them as pets, and reflect many of the lesser creatures’ behaviors.

Gnolls are large, evil, hyena-like humanoids that roam about in loosely organized bands. While the body of a gnoll is shaped like that of a large human, the details are those of a hyena. They stand erect on two legs and have hands that can manipulate as well as those of any human.

Gnolls are large, evil, hyena-like humanoids that roam about in loosely organized bands.

Gnolls are humanoids that resemble hyenas.

Much like hyenas, gnolls have a notorious reputation—they are known as bloodthirsty gluttons and slavers who worship demons or other reprehensible powers. Though these rumors are often true, the behavior of gnoll clans varies widely.

Gnolls are short, hyena-headed humanoids who dwell in warm grasslands, savannas, and arid hills. Given their appearance, their affinity for hyenas should not be surprising; gnolls share their homes, food, and even many of their own behaviors with these animals.

Gnolls are a race of hulking, humanoids that resemble hyenas in more than mere appearance; they show a striking affinity with the scavenging animals, to the point of keeping them as pets, and reflect many of the lesser creatures' behaviors.