Savage Creator

Savage Creators represent the lost and primordial things of this world. They are living embodiments of the past, of times when myth and history were intertwined. Like their nature, their bodies do not strictly adhere to any one "form" and so they are master shapeshifters, changing forms at will to suit their needs (or their whims).

AKA: The Barbarians.

Facts:
-Barbarians represent the primordial mystery of existence. They are not stuck to a single form but instead can shift back and forth between different shapes. Once they were found the world over, from the Native American tribes to the Amazonians, Celts, Vikings, and the Mongols. Those few Barbarians still alive today usually only live in the most untouched of wilderness regions.

-Savage Creators are a leading cause for stories of shapeshifters who assume the form of animals, which have been found the world over.

-Barbarians possess the power to shapeshift, able to take the form of whatever they can envision or make physical contact with.

-Barbarians prefer the old ways, the way of the sword, the struggle for survival. The modern world is a great mystery to the majority of them.

-Not to stereotype, but the Barbarians aren't known for having a great cognitive capacity... they're all about muscle, not so much the brain.

-These guys can take a ton of damage and keep going.

-As the name implies they aren't exactly legendary for their cultured manners or sophisticated ways. Barbarians are gruff and to the point.

-Modern-day Savage Creators don't actually run around in loincloths and wield huge battle axes (well, maybe the latter to an extent). When encountered, they're more likely to be working in an outdoor profession or something that allows them to earn a living while remaining on the outskirts of society.

-Savage Creators maintain a strong oral tradition, even to this day. Most people don't often associate the Barbarians with being knowledgeable, but the truth is that the average Barbarians will be quite proficient in the old ways and folk-traditions of their homeland.

References:
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapeshifting

-http://mythicalrealm.com/humanoid-mythical-creatures/shapeshifters-around-world/

-http://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends/evolving-forms-intriguing-look-shapeshifting-003491

-https://www.ranker.com/list/stories-about-native-american-skinwalkers-and-shapeshifters/nida-sea

-https://aliisaacstoryteller.com/2015/09/03/the-beast-within-shapeshifters-in-irish-mythology/

-https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20643.Terry_Jones_Barbarians

-https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5807292/