In the untamed wilderness of Mythos, where nature reigns supreme, there exists a fearsome and revered figure among the Fai tribes. His name is Leonide, chieftain of the Longhorn tribe, named after the majestic horns that adorn their heads. As a Fai barbarian, Leonide embodies both the strength of the beast and the wisdom of a leader.
 
The Fai, a race of tribal beastmen, are deeply connected to the natural world and fiercely loyal to their tribes. Though they possess a formidable appearance, they are a peaceful race, harmoniously serving nature and their community. However, when provoked, the primal beast within the Fai is unleashed, revealing their untamed fury.
 
Leonide, a towering figure among his people, stands as the epitome of the Fai's strength and indomitable spirit. His size and beast-like features mark him as a true alpha, commanding respect and awe from all who encounter him. With every step, his heavy footfalls echo the weight of his responsibilities as the chieftain of the Longhorn tribe.
 
While his appearance may be intimidating, Leonide is known for his stern yet loving nature. He is a protector, fiercely dedicated to the safety and prosperity of his family and tribe. A stalwart guardian of Fai traditions and values, he ensures that their way of life remains untainted and their bond with nature unbroken
 
To challenge Leonide is to embrace certain death. With his sheer strength and mastery of ancient barbarian techniques, he is an unstoppable force in battle. The earth quakes beneath his thunderous strikes, and his enemies tremble before his wrath. Yet, beneath the savage exterior lies a heart that beats with compassion and wisdom, inspiring loyalty and admiration among his tribe.
As Leonide's legend spreads throughout the lands of Mythos, tales of his valor and unwavering dedication echo in the hearts of Fai and mortal alike. His existence is a testament to the power of unity, the strength found in embracing one's true nature, and the unyielding bond between a chieftain and his tribe.
 
With Leonide at the helm, the Longhorn tribe thrives, its people standing tall as a testament to the harmony between man and beast. His name evokes both fear and reverence, a living legend among the Fai, a symbol of unwavering loyalty and the unbreakable bond between tribe and nature.