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As the name implies, Treefolk resemble giant, walking trees. Most are : tall and slender, with disproportionately longstumpy, creaky wide legs with root-like appendages for toes; spindly branch-like arms and legs, a torso resembling a treetrunk, very little neck, and a face with eyes, nose ears and a mouth, and framed by leaf-filled small branches instead of hair. Each Treefolk strongly resembles a specific kind of tree, such as birch, elm, oak, pine, etc. They breathe, can speak, and can eat if they wish, though most treefolk absorb nutrients by taking root at night. Depending on the type of tree they resemble, the leaves that make up their hair may change color and fall off with the changing of the seasons.