So KC answered some questions on Subscribestar today for the first time in a while. A lot of them are abaddon and abaddon folk information, but some other stuff too.
One notable thing that KC has made clear in personal communications and now on Subscribestar is that abaddon are among the largest monsters he's put into the setting. He told me they are typically much more than one head taller than the average man. On subscribestar though he used some more specific terms, namely that even small abaddon are over 200 cm tall, while the biggest can be 250 cm, i.e. over 8 feet tall.
In other words you can ride around on her locust abdomen no problem.
In other info, he noted wersheep, kobold, manticore and hellhound all have summer and winter coats and undergo molting periods each year. Albeit the latter two do not do this if they live in hot, volcanic places year round. Yetis likewise do not molt as they live in cold climates year round.
He also detailed a bit what counts as "constantly having sex," in the context of the hyperbole the setting uses. Namely that both a monster that works for two or three hours a day and spends the rest mating, and one that takes a break every hour to have some sex, would both still be described as "constantly having sex."
On another note, another description via personal communication was how a daily life with a abaddon folk could work. Namely waking you up with a kiss and blowjob with a blank expression, and then during your shared guard duty work trying to make your crotch her designated spot to watch from.
>If that is the case, then how tall are the average Abbadon Folk? More average human height or smaller?
I think so, as their relatively petite size is one of their defining features. They overcome foes through coordination, though they are still stronger than they look. Their weapons are also like realm silver weapons, but designed to incapacitate if someone is so much as grazed by one.
A few more questions got answered on subscribestar. For one we have a more detailed answer on just how monsters like amazoness and ocelomeh view men who are stronger than them. Namely while they may respect such a man, it doesn't change their cultural views. It's not simply about strength, but rather the belief that "the monster holds the initiative" with a man, and this doesn't change if he is stronger just as a man who believes men should protect women may feel that way even if the woman is stronger than him.
Another is about zombies born in a conventional biological way. Namely they grow like normal, and due to the mana permeating the home from their parents intercourse they do not enter a state of mana starvation. In fact due to this they also are often more intelligent even before getting a mate.