>>15326
>cow's place in society
<Today, I will talk about the stronger cows: minotaurs.
>jobs
Right off the bat, I think they would populate manual labor jobs even more than their more demure cousins. If I remember the myths of minotaurs correctly, then I think the history of guarding labyrinths would translate especially well into security jobs, day or night. I think security for schools, sprawling company buildings, government facilities, museums, you name it. If it's a big building, they'll patrol the halls and notice anything off however slight. Intruders are quickly apprehended.
>other jobs
Using their impressive physical attributes, I think they would certainly excel in other manual labor jobs. Minotaurs would be very common in agricultural work but they would have a higher presence in law enforcement and perhaps military jobs than previously discussed holstaurs, though I do not see minotaurs being particularly fond of group work.
I do not think it hard to imagine them to be smart than holstaurs as well. They had to be smart to navigate labyrinths so they could certainly excel in academic jobs but probably lack a desire for it. Despite that, perhaps they could excel in jobs making use of their navigational skills such as charting maps in caves or large landscapes.
>personality
MGE lists a short temper and I read similar on wikipedia on the subject of bulls. With the thought of labyrinths and minotaurs of old in mind, I do not see them having the same social behaviors as their spotted cousins, but feel free to correct me if I am wrong and bulls are more social than I realize because I found little regarding that feature.
>friends
I certainly imagine they would get along well with cyclops as they would be of too few words to rile up a minotaur and would provide great weapons.
I am not sure how many other species they would mesh well with, but perhaps they may find sparring buddies in Living Armors, Jinkos, cursed swords, grizzlies, ogres, aka-onis, and werewolves.
I don't see them having much interest in other species, however, but perhaps they may often take their orders from a high orc.
>enemies
Probably any other species who dares cross them. Especially species that rely on others to do their physical work for them. High orcs, depending on allegiance, may be enemies as well. Probably baphs too.
I think that may be it for now. Again, I am not much of a world builder so let me know if I should leave this to someone else. It would certainly save me the time researching things and typing out borderline fanfiction. If there are no objections, or posts, then I will get around to the following questions in
>>15326 if I have not answered them yet, though I think I at least touched on every question in my previous post.
Gosh, it would be nice if KC was more open to alternative body types. I have no idea why he would want to draw something known for having a hulking muscular figure and hold back so much on that identifiable feature.