Of all the Second Race, Wepi, make up the largest portion, as well as having some of widest range of variation between individuals. Best described as the deer, cow, and antelope people. Wepi tend to be taller than humans?, usually with males or both males and females carrying a pair of horns that can be used as weapons in a fight against attackers. Fur tends to run short, for desert living, and comes in natural shades of tans, brown, or black and white markings. Hands are hooved, but still highly flexible allowing them function as easily a humans? in day to day activities. Wepi possess heightened senses of hearing and eyesight. Living slightly shorter than their other Second Race relatives, only about to 55-65, they also tend to birth twins once a year.
Wepi hit it off well with humans very early on, and maintain a high standing as a race. Their innate ability to survive on harsh desert grasses that other races are not able to, and the valuable ability to shed horns and wool for use within their town, make them highly desirable, and the Wepi are a common sight in any town or traveling group. Wepi tend to work as crafts people, farmers, and scouts, shying away from work involving food preparation or medical trades.
The Wepi's only true cursing to their abundant population and agreeably with mankind, is they also happen to be the most edible of the Second Race. Travelers picking up dried meat rations, are most likely eating Wepi. Lone Wepi, or groups consisting of only Wepi out traveling are common targets for food killers?, making them wary of travel outside of multiple race groups.
In the Halzin Nations, the Wepi are held in high regard, a tradition dating back before the fall of Asis. The Wepi are compared to the Bull, one of the scared animals of the city. Wepi hold a large sector of the private watchmen business in Halzin as well, working well in groups, and many sporting impressive and intimidating horns.
Wepi are a common sight in small villages, and entire family group can even maintain a small running camp in the desert without the aid of other races.