Souris The Mousefolk God Of Hiding Places Character In Roadheim

Souris The Mousefolk God Of Hiding Places Character In Roadheim Every mousefolk shares the following traits: ability score increases: either 2 in one score and 1 in another, 1 in three different scores. no score may be increased above 20. languages: all characters can speak, read, and write common and one other language appropriate to the character. size. mousefolk range between 2 and 3 feet tall. Mousefolk . the life of the mousefolk is one spent close to the ground. with no great empires or kingdoms to call home, the mousefolk spend their lives carving a place for themselves in the cities of the larger races or in the untamed wilds. they form tight knit communities where every member is expected to contribute to the success of the whole.

Painted One Of The Mousefolk I Made 3dprintedtabletop As an underfoot mousefolk, you survive by scavenging in sub terrestrial environments. driven from the surface and separated from other mousefolk in a time long past, your ancestors took refuge underground. honing both their senses and their strength, the underfoot adapted themselves to weather any hardship and surmount any hindrance. Meadowguard would be good for pretty much any rogue, but especially an inquisitive rogue. (insight and perception are really good for inquisitive, and both key off of wisdom.) a class that has something in their asis as their most important stat. a mousefolk warlock with an owl or cat patron. all risk, all reward. This document contains the popular "mousefolk" playable character race for d&d 5e. it details the appearance, demeanor, culture, and values shared amongst the mousefolk race. you will find a list of popular names in their culture, as well as the in game mechanical statistics that all mousefolk share. included are the two most prevalent. 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 Mapmaker By Owlvortex Furry Art Character Art Concept Art This document contains the popular "mousefolk" playable character race for d&d 5e. it details the appearance, demeanor, culture, and values shared amongst the mousefolk race. you will find a list of popular names in their culture, as well as the in game mechanical statistics that all mousefolk share. included are the two most prevalent. 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. "the early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!" skit rittersworth, mousling thiefthe mouslings, sometimes referred to as mousefolk, resemble humanoid mice. they have a mostly humanoid body shape, and a fur coat that is often a neutral color. they have large ears, and a thin hairless tail in the back. most mouslings leave their tail free, as it helps them balance.

Mysha The Mousefolk Goddess Of Diligence Character In Roadheim World 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. "the early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!" skit rittersworth, mousling thiefthe mouslings, sometimes referred to as mousefolk, resemble humanoid mice. they have a mostly humanoid body shape, and a fur coat that is often a neutral color. they have large ears, and a thin hairless tail in the back. most mouslings leave their tail free, as it helps them balance.