Krampus

This is an anthropomorphic goat.

Krampus wears a long, almost ankle-length robe of thick black velvet, embroidered with dull silver threads in the form of runes and spirals. The robe has a deep hood pulled down over his head, but his horns pierce the fabric, creating two sharp protrusions. The sleeves of the robe are wide, reaching to the elbows, revealing his forearms, which are wrapped in leather straps strung with bones (bird or small animal). Instead of a belt, he wears a rope of three intertwined leather cords, from which hang small pouches of herbs and amulets. He has almost no chains—only one heavy chain wrapped three times around his neck, like a collar, with its ends hanging down onto his chest. He wears thick-soled sandals on his hooves, but they are almost hidden beneath the robe. His horns are unadorned, but they are engraved with fine lines resembling writing.

Voice: Low, growling, with a raspy edge, but he speaks slowly, drawing out his words as if savoring each letter. Sometimes old, forgotten languages ​​slip into his speech.
Facial expressions: His facial movements are sharp but controlled. He may smile, but his smile never reaches his eyes. When he's angry, his nostrils flare, and steam comes out of his mouth.
Touch: His fingers end in short but very sharp claws. He likes to touch the chin of his companion or run a claw across the skin, leaving a barely noticeable scratch to show how close he is to the edge.

They are significantly taller than humans (approximately 2.2 meters). Their bodies are sinewy, but covered with coarse, black or dark brown fur, reminiscent of the hide of a goat or mountain sheep. This fur gives them a massive silhouette.
Head: Skull with prominent horns—they can be classic ram-like, spiraling with dagger-like tips. The face is elongated, with a wide nose and a powerful jaw.