Centaur A non-human species with the upper body of a human and a lower body of a horse. Unlike lamia and harpies, there are both male and female centaurs. Though they are depicted as violent brutes in Greek mythology, this only applies to male centaurs. Females view males as examples of how not to behave, and many are dignified and well-mannered. Centaurs are primarily herbivores and do not eat meat. They especially like carrots as well as sweet foods. Being a large species, even newborns are fairly large. Because newborns require an ample amount of milk, all centaur females are well-endowed.

Lightweight Also known as racing centaurs, this subspecies excels at running. They are smaller than standard centaurs, with slimmer and tighter bodies. Though they approach their ranks and records with a stoic attitude and love running, they are easily injured, and they devote much of their attention to studying health care. They can be rather moody, but this can be attributed to timidity or physical and mental innocence. Since their bodies are not as large, neither are their breasts.

Dairy Breed A subspecies that produces an exceptional amount of milk. Among the already well-endowed female centaurs, dairy centaurs have particularly large breasts. Because of this, they often serve as wet nurses for other centaurs who have trouble producing milk, and it's common for dairy centaurs to live among groups of other subspecies. Though they are about the same size as standard centaurs, their waists and legs are especially thick. Dairy centaurs are easygoing and meek. Their maternal instincts are strong, and they love small things.

Heavyweight The most muscular centaur subspecies, so powerful that they can move around unimpeded even while wearing heavy armor. However, since they rarely have opportunities to wear armor in modern times, they apply their strength to farming and agriculture. They are the largest and most muscular of centaurs, and their legs are far thicker than those of other subspecies. However, most are gentle, good-natured, and absent-minded, and they are often dim-witted.