Not to nitpick or anything, but in one place the warthog form's description specifies it as being male. I am unsure whether this is intended, but playing a female shifter with a male form description is a bit odd.

Holding its taut tufted tail aloft, the swarthy warthog struts to and fro
haughtily. Balanced precariously on his short skinny legs is a black
rotund torso, whose rump is a measure too small, and whose stomach is
sagging a touch too heavily between its legs. From its outsized,
disproportionately large head, a pair of white tusks curve up and inward
from the upper jaw like an exaggerated white moustache curled at the
ends. A pair of shorter tusks like sharp blades of bone protrude from its
lower jaw to complete the ensemble. The hoity-toity warthog bares its
tusk collection in a threatening manner, daring anyone to provoke it.

Got a few other shifter forms with similar pronoun issues.

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