First Page Of Homebrew Mousefolk Race Phb 5e Dnd

First Page Of Homebrew Mousefolk Race Phb 5e вђў R Dndо They raise small giant (1 2' long) bees for honey, wax, and companionship, in much the same way that a human might befriend an amiable goat. they also keep long haired rabbits as pets, but also for wool. despite their generally flighty appearance, mousefolk are a very honorable people. Mousefolk [race] hi everyone. this is the first race i have homebrewed i based this idea off of the cat folk from "races of the wild" mousefolk racial traits. mousefolk resembles a cross between a mouse and a halfling or a small human, with a humanoid body and the ears and tail of a mouse. they seem to be very timid creatures and they tend to.

Mousefolk V2 2 Imgur Dnd 5e Homebrew Homebrew Races 5 Vrogue Co Mousefolk are a race (or lineage) of sentient, anthropomorphic mice people. they’ve never officially been a part of d&d, but players and dungeons masters have turned their love of the redwall series, the mouse guard comics (and tabletop roleplaying game), and the mausritter rpg (which is one of my favorites) into a brand new homebrewed player. Mousefolk grow between 2 and 2 1 2 feet tall and weight about 25 pounds. your size is small. speed. your base land speed is 25 feet. darkvision. you can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. you can't discern color in darkness, only shades of gray. keen senses. Organized criminals. the laicosts are hardly a bunch of petty thieves. laicost society organizes itself by nests, tight knit clans of soldiers and their families. each nest is lead by the fastest member, the laicost nest boss. a region can have as many as three to four laicost nests operating at any given time. Mousefolk homebrew v2.2 pdf. archived post. new comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. here is a pdf version of what i am going to call the final version of the mousefolk race, for now. let me know if the link doesn't work for you guys. i want to thank r dndnext, r dnd, and the entire community for their invaluable feedback on this.