Blood loss causes 1 hit point of damage per round per bite. A cinnavixen spends its first summer roaming the forests, finding temporary shelter each night under rock overhangs or nestled between tree roots. Toward fall when it is finally ready to settle down, it seeks a mate. The two of them then dig a burrow in which to raise a family. A normal litter usually consists of four to six pups.
Pups stay in the burrow until early summer, when they leave to wander the forest themselves.
Cinnavixens stay with their mates for life. Cinnavixens always know where local deposits of cinnabryl are located. Though some cagey humanoids try to follow the cinnavixen as it hunts for food, this is no easy task. The creature is very cunning and uses many tricks to prevent anyone from tracking it. Because of their soft and beautiful features, these creatures are often taken and tamed as pets.