Features

Cyclops are often larger than humans, standing around 7 to 8 feet tall. Their bodies are rounder and much more solid as well. Their dominating feature, however, is the single eye in the center of their face. It is often larger than a human eye and usually centered on the face.

While they are like humans in many ways as far as mannerisms, they do differ quite a bit as well. Firstly, their ears are often elongated and end in a point. They are also carnivorous, eating primarily meat. While some Cyclopes have been seen dining on other foods, the majority of them eat large portions of meat daily.

Habitat

Cyclops originated in caves and forests of Koringa. While some wilder cyclops still roam these parts of the world, most have integrated into society. Like the ogre and minotaur, Cyclops live among humans, taking jobs and living in houses.

Mannerisms

Cyclops have often been depicted as vicious monsters, but this is nothing but folk tales and story. In truth, Cyclops are solitary creatures in the wild, ignoring most other living things except when they are hunting. They are skittish as well, fleeing at the first sign of danger.

In the wild, cyclops more often than not sleep 18 hours a day. This allows them to conserve massive amounts of energy, requiring them to eat once every few days. They hunt in the early morning, usually fetching large game using tools such as clubs or traps.

Modern Cyclops

Cyclops that have integrated into the modern world live vastly differently from their wild counterparts. They work a usual shift like everyone around them and live in family homes. Their lifestyles are almost identical to those of humans. However, due to their carnivorous diet, they do often dine on red meat, and nothing else.

While many stories lead people to believe they are in danger of these creatures, anyone who has met a cyclops knows this is the farthest from the truth.