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	::Fey: Your creature type is Fey, not Humanoid.		::Fey: Your creature type is Fey, not Humanoid.
	::Ram: You can use your horns to make headbutts as unarmed strikes, which deal 1d4 + Str modifier Bludgeoning damage.		::Ram: You can use your horns to make headbutts as unarmed strikes, which deal 1d4 + Str modifier Bludgeoning damage.
	::Magic Resistance: You have Advantage on Saving Throws against spells and other ~~magicall~~ effects.		::Magic Resistance: You have Advantage on Saving Throws against spells and other magical effects.
	::Mirthful Leaps: When making a long or high jump, you can increase the distance covered by +1d8 feet. This still costs movement as normal.		::Mirthful Leaps: When making a long or high jump, you can increase the distance covered by +1d8 feet. This still costs movement as normal.
	::Reveler: You have Proficiency in Performance, Persuasion, and one Musical Instrument of your choice.		::Reveler: You have Proficiency in Performance, Persuasion, and one Musical Instrument of your choice.

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	==[[Monstergirls]]==		==[[Monstergirls]]==
	{{Monstergirls}}		{{Monstergirls}}
	[[File:MGE Satyros.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|The MGE's Satyros shows that even satyrs can get prettied up if you think about it right.]]		[[File:MGE Satyros.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|The MGE's Satyros shows that even satyrs can get prettied up if you <s>put on your beer goggles</s> think about it right.]]

	As one of the more overwhelmingly masculine races in mythology, monstergirl depictions are naturally rare. They are typically avid party-girls and lusty booze-hounds, usually extremely busty, and by definition easy to screw. User beware, however; it's far from unheard of for monstergirl versions of satyrs to also be [[dickgirl]]s.		As one of the more overwhelmingly masculine races in mythology, monstergirl depictions are naturally rare. They are typically avid party-girls and lusty booze-hounds, usually extremely busty, and by definition easy to screw. User beware, however; it's far from unheard of for monstergirl versions of satyrs to also be [[dickgirl]]s.

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	Satyr 3e.jpg\|3e		Satyr 3e.jpg\|3e, looking pretty [[Ungor]] there.
	Half satyr Dragon 313.jpg\|A Half-Satyr, also known as a Quarter-Goat ([[Dragon Magazine\|Dragon]] #313)		Half satyr Dragon 313.jpg\|A Half-Satyr, also known as a Quarter-Goat ([[Dragon Magazine\|Dragon]] #313)
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	{{D&D5e-Races}}		{{D&D5e-Races}}

			===Gallery===
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			Satyr 1e.jpg\|1e
			Satyr MCV1.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1
			Satyr 3e.jpg\|3e
			Half satyr Dragon 313.jpg\|A Half-Satyr, also known as a Quarter-Goat ([[Dragon Magazine\|Dragon]] #313)
			Satyr 4e.jpg\|4e
			Satyr 5e.jpg\|5e
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	==[[Monstergirls]]==		==[[Monstergirls]]==

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	A creature from Greek mythology, like the [[Centaur]] and [[Minotaur]]. Satyrs appear as bearded human men with the horns, legs and tails of goats. Their obscure cousins are ~~Fauns~~ (gentler, younger versions of them who aren't such lushes) and Ipotanes (men with the ears, legs and tails of horses). They're associated with the demigods Pan (the son of Hermes and a nameless nymph) and Silenus (a minor demigod who attends Dionysius, god of wine and merriment). Incurable drunkards, hornballs and party-animals, satyrs generally live to get drunk, party, and shag anyone they can get into bed. They're notorious for chasing after [[nymph]]s, who typically prefer the gentler, less insatiable, more refined and less stinking-drunkard fauns instead.		A creature from Greek mythology, like the [[Centaur]] and [[Minotaur]], '''Satyrs''' appear as bearded human men with the horns, legs and tails of goats. Their obscure cousins are [[Faun]]s (gentler, younger versions of them who aren't such lushes) and Ipotanes (men with the ears, legs and tails of horses). They're associated with the demigods Pan (the son of Hermes and a nameless nymph) and Silenus (a minor demigod who attends Dionysius, god of wine and merriment). Incurable drunkards, hornballs and party-animals, satyrs generally live to get drunk, party, and shag anyone they can get into bed. They're notorious for chasing after [[nymph]]s, who typically prefer the gentler, less insatiable, more refined and less stinking-drunkard fauns instead.

	==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==		==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==

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	==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==		==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==
	[[File:Satyr Monster card.jpg\|~~right~~\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:Satyr Monster card.jpg\|left\|200px]]
	The satyr has appeared in literally every single edition of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although they've never been more than a footnote amongst the various monsters. They are typically associated with [[nymph]]s to the point of being the "male equivalent"; using their Charm-inducing panpipes to bewitch minions and seduce women, and breeding with nymphs to father more of both races. In this, they are pretty close to their original mythical depictions, or at least the Romanticism reinterpretation of them.		The satyr has appeared in literally every single edition of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although they've never been more than a footnote amongst the various monsters. They are typically associated with [[nymph]]s to the point of being the "male equivalent"; using their Charm-inducing panpipes to bewitch minions and seduce women, and breeding with nymphs to father more of both races. In this, they are pretty close to their original mythical depictions, or at least the Romanticism reinterpretation of them.

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	An "Ecology of the Satyr" appears in [[Dragon Magazine]] #115. The "Satyr of the Night", an unseelie [[fey]] version of the satyr, had its own Ecology article in [[Dungeon Magazine]] #197, and [[Hyrsam]], a satyr [[Archfey]], appeared in Dragon #422.		An "Ecology of the Satyr" appears in [[Dragon Magazine]] #115. The "Satyr of the Night", an unseelie [[fey]] version of the satyr, had its own Ecology article in [[Dungeon Magazine]] #197, and [[Hyrsam]], a satyr [[Archfey]], appeared in Dragon #422.

	===PC Stats===		===BECMI Stats===
	Despite what you'd think, the satyr has actually appeared as a PC race on several occasions.		Despite what you'd think, the satyr has actually appeared as a PC race on several occasions.

	In BECMI, the satyr appeared as the [[Faun]] amongst many other [[fey]] races in "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk". For the crunch, see that page.		In BECMI, the satyr appeared as the [[Faun]] amongst many other [[fey]] races in "Tall Tales of the Wee Folk". For the crunch, see that page.

			===2e Stats===
			[[File:Satyr MM 2e.png\|right\|200px\|thumb\|Note the pan flute conveniently censoring his goat dingus.]]
	In [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, the Satyr was amongst the races written up in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], where they had the following profile. The AD&D satyr is in the same vein as BECMI's Faun; laidback, carefree party-lovers if you ask them, and lazy, impulsive, good-for-nothings if you ask anyone else.		In [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] 2nd edition, the Satyr was amongst the races written up in the [[Complete Book Series\|Complete Book of Humanoids]], where they had the following profile. The AD&D satyr is in the same vein as BECMI's Faun; laidback, carefree party-lovers if you ask them, and lazy, impulsive, good-for-nothings if you ask anyone else.

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	In AD&D, [[Half-Satyr]]s also exist, and got a writeup in [[Dragon Magazine]] #109.		In AD&D, [[Half-Satyr]]s also exist, and got a writeup in [[Dragon Magazine]] #109.

			===3e Stats===
	In [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], satyrs are one of the playable [[Monster Manual]] entries, with the following PC stats. They are described only briefly as mischievous hedonists who love to have fun, often at the expense of others, and are perfectly willing to use their magical music to lure women into their embrace, rob travelers, or scatter bands of do-gooders out to see them off.		In [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]], satyrs are one of the playable [[Monster Manual]] entries, with the following PC stats. They are described only briefly as mischievous hedonists who love to have fun, often at the expense of others, and are perfectly willing to use their magical music to lure women into their embrace, rob travelers, or scatter bands of do-gooders out to see them off.
	::+2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence, +2 Wisdom, +2 Charisma		::+2 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence, +2 Wisdom, +2 Charisma
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	::[[Level Adjustment]]: +2		::[[Level Adjustment]]: +2

	~~Finally, so far, satyrs~~ appeared in the Heroes of the Feywild splatbook for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. Here, it was noted that whilst the race is classically all-male, a DM can feel free to change that in their games. They are described as mischievous, investigative, curious and naturally hedonistic, with a natural sense of wonder about the world tempered by an innately shy personality. They can honestly be quite skittish, and unlike, say, a [[kender]], they only take risks after considering the possibilities and always strive to come out on top. They're a cautious race, especially around strangers, but dedicated and loyal allies. They had the following stats:		===4e Stats===
			Satyrs appeared in the Heroes of the Feywild splatbook for [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]. Here, it was noted that whilst the race is classically all-male, a DM can feel free to change that in their games. They are described as mischievous, investigative, curious and naturally hedonistic, with a natural sense of wonder about the world tempered by an innately shy personality. They can honestly be quite skittish, and unlike, say, a [[kender]], they only take risks after considering the possibilities and always strive to come out on top. They're a cautious race, especially around strangers, but dedicated and loyal allies. They had the following stats:
	::Ability Scores: +2 Charisma, +2 Dexterity or +2 Constitution		::Ability Scores: +2 Charisma, +2 Dexterity or +2 Constitution
	::Size: Medium		::Size: Medium
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	::Racial Power - Lure of Enchantment: Charm keyword. When you hit an enemy with an attack, as a free action you can slide the enemy up to 3 squares, but not into hindering terrain. The enemy grants combat advantage until the end of your next turn.		::Racial Power - Lure of Enchantment: Charm keyword. When you hit an enemy with an attack, as a free action you can slide the enemy up to 3 squares, but not into hindering terrain. The enemy grants combat advantage until the end of your next turn.

			===5e Stats===
	Official 5e satyr stats finally debuted in ''Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]'', and boy howdy did they immediately start bringing in the complaints!		Official 5e satyr stats finally debuted in ''Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]'', and boy howdy did they immediately start bringing in the complaints!
	::Ability Score Increase: +2 Charisma, +1 Dexterity		::Ability Score Increase: +2 Charisma, +1 Dexterity

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	==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==		==[[Dungeons & Dragons]]==
			[[File:Satyr Monster card.jpg\|right\|300px]]
	The satyr has appeared in literally every single edition of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although they've never been more than a footnote amongst the various monsters. They are typically associated with [[nymph]]s to the point of being the "male equivalent"; using their Charm-inducing panpipes to bewitch minions and seduce women, and breeding with nymphs to father more of both races. In this, they are pretty close to their original mythical depictions, or at least the Romanticism reinterpretation of them.		The satyr has appeared in literally every single edition of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], although they've never been more than a footnote amongst the various monsters. They are typically associated with [[nymph]]s to the point of being the "male equivalent"; using their Charm-inducing panpipes to bewitch minions and seduce women, and breeding with nymphs to father more of both races. In this, they are pretty close to their original mythical depictions, or at least the Romanticism reinterpretation of them.

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	Satyr 1e.jpg\|1e		Satyr 1e.jpg\|1e
	Satyr MCV1.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1		Satyr MCV1.jpg\|Monstrous Compendium Vol. 1
	Satyr 3e.jpg\|3e		Satyr 3e.jpg\|3e, looking pretty [[Ungor]] there.
	Half satyr Dragon 313.jpg\|A Half-Satyr, also known as a Quarter-Goat ([[Dragon Magazine\|Dragon]] #313)		Half satyr Dragon 313.jpg\|A Half-Satyr, also known as a Quarter-Goat ([[Dragon Magazine\|Dragon]] #313)
	Satyr 4e.jpg\|4e		Satyr 4e.jpg\|4e