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Verdan
Verdan are humanoids transformed by aberrations, often through exposure to corrupting magic. They possess a mutable physiology, shown in fluctuating size and skin tones. Their minds are also altered, leading to a unique perspective on life, often marked by pragmatism and a drive for adaptation. They strive to survive and thrive despite their changed nature, forming tight-knit communities.
Vampire Spawn
Vampire spawn are fearful undead, created by Vampire Lords, retaining their former appearance but with hardened features. Magically subservient to their creators, they often seek vengeance or redemption once freed. Masters of stealth and cunning, they excel in combat, using abilities like gaseous form to evade foes. As unholy creatures they rarely associate with religion outside of undead gods or their Vampire Lord themselves. Drinking the blood of their Lord elevates them to Lords themselves.
Vampire Lord
Vampire Lords are powerful undead humanoids, commanding armies of lesser vampires and undead. They possess darkvision, immunity to disease, and natural regeneration, but are vulnerable to radiant energy. Capable of raising vampire spawn from the recently slain, they can dominate weaker minds with their gaze. While often solitary, they unite under a strong leader, resting in their tombs during the day. Drinking the blood of the Lord that sired them evolves Vampires and Vampire Spawn into Lords.
Vampire
Vampires are powerful undead beings, feared for their insatiable hunger for blood. Retaining their mortal appearance, they possess pale skin, sharp features, and haunting red eyes. Vampires revel in decadence, their personalities twisted by unlife, transforming love into obsession. They wield formidable abilities, including blood draining, domination, and shapeshifting, while being immune to many spells. However, they are vulnerable to sunlight and holy water. Unlike spawn, they hold free will.
Undead
Undead: Creatures that were once living but are now animated by necromantic energy. They range from mindless zombies to powerful liches, embodying death and decay. They are often driven by a dark purpose or a lingering echo of their former lives.
Triton
Tritons, aquatic humanoids, guard coastlines and undersea realms. They are lawful, noble, and fiercely protective, hailing from the Elemental Plane of Water. With fish-like features and webbed hands, they excel in aquatic combat, wielding tridents and magic. They often oppose evil sea creatures and serve as guardians against threats from the depths. They favor order and defend against incursions onto the material plane.
Tortle
Tortles are amiable, turtle-like humanoids valuing simplicity and nature. They often live nomadic lives, carrying their homes on their backs. They are known for their strong shells, providing natural armor, and their affinity for coastal environments. Their culture emphasizes peace and a deep connection to the natural world, often leading them to become adventurers to protect their homes or explore the vast oceans. They are naturally wise and resilient, making them dependable allies.
Tabaxi
Tabaxi are feline humanoids, driven by intense curiosity. They're often wanderers, seeking new experiences and knowledge. Their agile bodies and natural stealth make them excellent explorers and rogues. They speak in riddles and value personal freedom above all else.
Shadar-Kai
Shadar-kai, elves from the Shadowfell, are marked by pallid skin and dark eyes. Emotionally subdued, they're bound to the Raven Queen, often acting as her agents. Their connection to shadow grants them resistance to necrotic damage and the ability to teleport short distances through shadows, reflecting their somber and ethereal nature. They are often thin and gaunt, bearing a haunted look. They value loyalty and service to the Raven Queen above most other things.
Sea Elf
Sea elves, or aquatic elves, are graceful inhabitants of the ocean depths. They possess webbed fingers and toes, adapting them for underwater life. Their culture often revolves around the sea's mysteries and its creatures. They are known for their affinity for marine magic and their ability to communicate with aquatic animals. Many are skilled sailors and navigators. Though they share elven grace, their lives are tied to the tides and currents, making them distinct from their land-dwelling kin.
Quasi-Deity
Quasi-deities, or hero deities, are beings imbued with divine traits, often born from true deities or forged through extraordinary feats of heroism. They possess immortality and wield immense power, serving as champions of their realms. Revered by mortals, quasi-deities inspire awe and devotion, embodying the ideals of their divine lineage while navigating the complexities of mortal existence. They are unable to grant spellcasting to their worshippers.
Plant
Plant: Living organisms that derive sustenance from sunlight and soil, often possessing unique magical or defensive abilities. They range from sentient trees to mobile, predatory vines. They can be found in a variety of environments, and are often tied to the natural world.
Overdeity
Overdeities are enigmatic beings that exist beyond mortal comprehension, embodying the essence of the cosmos itself. They do not interact with mortals, grant spells, or have followers, remaining aloof and indifferent to the affairs of the world. Their existence is often a mystery, known only through whispers and ancient texts, leaving mortals to ponder their significance in the grand tapestry of existence.
Ooze
Ooze: Amorphous beings composed of living slime, acid, or other viscous substances. They lack defined forms and often possess corrosive or engulfing abilities. They are often found in damp or subterranean environments, and are driven by simple instincts.
Monstrosity
Monstrosity: A diverse category of creatures that don't fit neatly into other types. They often possess unusual combinations of animalistic and magical traits, or exhibit unique and dangerous adaptations. They are often dangerous and unpredictable, showing a wide array of powers.
Lycanthrope
Lycanthropes are shapechangers with the ability to transform between humanoid and animal forms, often resembling typical members of their species. In humanoid form, they may exhibit subtle traits like pointed teeth or elongated nails, hinting at their true nature. They can also assume a hybrid form, blending human and animal features. Lycanthropes are classified into several types: True (hereditary), Infected (contracted through bites), Induced (magical items), and Cursed (spells or curses).
Lesser Deity
Lesser deities are powerful beings, ranking above demigods, with vast abilities and influence. They command thousands of devoted followers, shaping the beliefs and cultures of their worshippers. These deities often embody specific aspects of existence; nature, war, knowledge, etc. Their presence can be felt in the world through miracles and divine interventions. Lesser deities are revered in temples and shrines, guiding mortals in their quests and aspirations.
Kenku
Kenku are avian humanoids cursed to mimic, lacking original creativity. Their speech is a patchwork of sounds they've heard, making communication cryptic. Skilled mimics, they excel at forgery and infiltration. Driven by a lost ability to fly, they often seek complex puzzles or schemes to regain what they've lost. Their appearance resembles small, dark-feathered birds, with beaks and talons.
Intermediate Deity
Intermediate deities are born from the essence of divine beings, blending celestial traits with mortal resilience. With an innate charisma and a natural affinity for magic, they often rise as leaders and diplomats among various races, wielding enhanced abilities that make them formidable in both combat and negotiation. Revered by over 100,000 followers, they embody their deity's ideals, striving to maintain balance and harmony across the realms.
High Elf
High Elves are a proud and haughty race of Elves known for their fair skin and striking hair and eye colors. They possess a deep respect for magic and a belief in their role as protectors of The Weave. Their society is hierarchical, led by noble families, and they excel in arcane arts, often becoming wizards or clerics. While they tend to prefer solitude, some venture into the world as scouts or scholars, driven by a desire to reclaim lost knowledge and defend their culture.
Harengon
Harengon, rabbitfolk, are nimble humanoids with long ears and powerful legs. They often possess keen senses and a natural luck, favoring agility and speed. Many are tricksters or wanderers, driven by curiosity and a love for exploring. Their culture emphasizes community and storytelling, with a strong connection to nature. They can be found in various environments, from forests to plains, often living in warrens.
Greater Deity
Greater Deities are supreme beings of immense power, revered by millions across the realms. They wield extraordinary abilities that shape the fabric of existence, influencing the lives of mortals and the fate of worlds. Their followers often seek divine guidance, drawing strength from their deities' vast knowledge and authority. These celestial entities embody the pinnacle of divine influence, commanding respect and devotion from all who acknowledge their supremacy.
Goliath
Goliaths, mountain-dwelling humanoids, are known for their immense size and strength. They possess a deep connection to the natural world, valuing competition and survival. Their culture emphasizes physical prowess and a stoic approach to life. They are often nomadic, following herds of mountain goats or seeking challenging environments. Their skin is typically gray, with dark markings, and they are built for harsh climates.
Goblinoid
Goblinoids encompass goblins, hobgoblins, and bugbears, sharing a common ancestry and often a militaristic culture. Goblins are small, chaotic, and numerous, known for their cunning and swarming tactics. Hobgoblins are disciplined, martial, and organized, valuing strength and hierarchy. Bugbears are large, stealthy, and brutal, preferring ambush and intimidation. All are typically associated with conflict and tribal structures, though individuals vary.
Githzerai
Githzerai are ascetic humanoids from the chaotic plane of Limbo, valuing mental discipline and order. They are typically lean, bald, and possess psionic abilities. They oppose the Githyanki, their militaristic cousins, and strive for inner peace through rigorous training and meditation. Their society revolves around monastic traditions, seeking to master their minds and control the chaos around them. They are often stoic and reserved, valuing logic over emotion.
Githyanki
Githyanki are astral plane raiders, psionic warriors bound to the lich-queen Vlaakith. They despise mind flayers, using silver swords to sever psychic links. Their society is militaristic, focused on conquering and pillaging. Their planar ships, astral skiffs, allow them to traverse the silver void. They are tall, gaunt humanoids with yellow skin and elaborate armor.
Giant
Giant: Humanoid-like beings of immense size and strength, giants are often solitary or tribal creatures. They range from simple hill giants to powerful storm giants, each possessing unique cultural traits and abilities. They are powerful beings that can shape the landscape around them.
Genasi (Water)
Water genasi, descendants of genies and mortals, embody the fluidity of their element. They possess traits like blue-green skin, webbed fingers/toes, and the ability to breathe underwater. Often serene and adaptable, they feel a deep connection to oceans and rivers. Their racial traits grant them resistance to acid damage and the ability to cast create or destroy water. Their personalities often reflect the calmness or tempestuousness of the sea.
Genasi (Fire)
Fire Genasi, infused with elemental fire, often display fiery hair, warm skin, and a passionate temperament. They possess resistance to fire damage and can produce flames. Drawn to intense emotions and action, they might be impulsive or fiercely loyal. Their heritage grants them darkvision and the ability to cast the burning hands spell.
Genasi (Earth)
Earth Genasi are beings infused with the essence of the Elemental Plane of Earth. Their skin resembles stone, and they often possess earthy features like crystalline growths or metallic flecks. Stoic and grounded, they are known for their resilience and unwavering determination. They move with deliberate strength, embodying the earth's unyielding nature. They favor stability and practicality, often displaying a patient, enduring spirit.
Genasi (Air)
Air Genasi, born of elemental air, are often aloof and swift. They possess pale skin, light blue hair, or even wisps of vapor. Their voices may sound like wind chimes, and they move with an ethereal grace. They can hold their breath for extended periods and have a natural affinity for levitation and flight, reflecting their airy heritage. They are often unpredictable and free-spirited, like the winds themselves.
Fiend
Fiend: These are beings of infernal or abyssal origin, embodying evil and corruption. They are servants of demons, devils, and other malevolent entities, driven by a desire to spread chaos and destruction. Fiends possess dark powers and often seek to corrupt mortals.
Fey
Fey: Inhabitants of the Feywild, these creatures are magical beings tied to nature and emotion. They range from whimsical sprites to powerful archfey, embodying the capricious and unpredictable nature of magic. They often possess strange abilities and motivations.
Fairy
Fairies are small, winged humanoids with innate magical ties to the Feywild. They possess flight, allowing for aerial maneuverability. They can cast Druidcraft and Faerie Fire, showcasing their connection to nature and illusion. Fairies are often whimsical, mischievous, and have a natural affinity for magic, making them versatile adventurers.
Elemental
Elemental: Beings composed of the primordial elements: air, earth, fire, and water. They are manifestations of these forces, often inhabiting regions where their element is dominant. Elementals exhibit raw, unbridled power and embody the essence of their respective element.
Duergar
Duergar, or gray dwarves, are subterranean dwellers known for their grim demeanor and psionic abilities. They possess darkvision, resistance to poison, and advantage against illusions. Their innate magic allows them to enlarge or become invisible. They are often hostile, favoring slavery and industry. Duergar are typically lawful evil, dwelling in harsh, underground fortresses.
Drow
Drow Elves, also known as Dark Elves, are a subrace of elves that dwell in the Underdark, characterized by their dark skin, white or silver hair, and striking red or violet eyes. They are known for their cunning, agility, and mastery of magic, often living in matriarchal societies where power is wielded by the most influential priestesses of the spider goddess Lolth.
Dragon
Dragon: Powerful, winged reptiles, dragons are iconic creatures of magic and might. They possess varied elemental affinities, breath weapons, and hoards of treasure. They are intelligent and often ancient, holding significant influence over the world.
Demigod
Demigods are lesser deities embodying specific aspects of mortal life, wielding basic divine powers that surpass human capabilities. Though not as potent as higher gods, they command a significant following, often numbering in the hundreds or thousands, and can bestow spells upon their devotees. These beings serve as intermediaries between mortals and the divine, influencing the world through their unique domains and the faith of their followers.
Deep Gnome
Deep gnomes, or Svirfneblin, are a reclusive subterranean race. They possess superior darkvision and stone camouflage, granting stealth advantages in their Underdark homes. They are resistant to magic and have keen senses. Their small size and innate magic resistance make them excellent scouts and infiltrators, though they are often distrustful of outsiders. Their culture focuses on survival and careful observation.
Construct
Construct: Constructs are artificial beings created through magic or artifice. They lack natural life, animated by magical energy or intricate mechanisms. They often serve specific purposes, from guardians to laborers, and may exhibit a wide range of forms and abilities.
Changeling
Changelings are humanoids with the innate ability to alter their physical appearance. They can mimic any Medium or Small creature, changing their look, voice, and mannerisms. This allows for infiltration, deception, and adaptability. They retain their own statistics, but excel at social manipulation and intrigue. Their ability to change form is limited by their imagination.
Celestial
Celestial: These are beings of divine or extraplanar good, often messengers or servants of deities. They embody purity and righteousness, possessing radiant forms and holy powers. They are dedicated to combating evil and upholding the forces of good within the multiverse.
Beastfolk
Beastfolk are a diverse race of humanoid creatures that embody the traits of various animals, ranging from the fierce and agile to the wise and cunning. With their animalistic features, such as fur, claws, and keen senses, they possess unique abilities that reflect their heritage, allowing them to thrive in both wilderness and urban environments.
Beast
Beast: Beasts are nonmagical creatures, typically animals, that exist within the natural world. They range from mundane predators to giant, prehistoric creatures. They are driven by instinct and survival, lacking the intelligence of humanoids or the magical nature of other creature types. Beasts have a very low intelligence.
Aberration
Aberration: These beings are alien and unnatural, often warped by extraplanar or psychic energies. They defy conventional biology, possessing bizarre forms and unsettling abilities. Their existence challenges the natural order, and they frequently exhibit strange mental powers.
Aasimar
Aasimar are humanoids with celestial ancestry, granting them radiant features and innate magical abilities. They possess darkvision, resistance to necrotic and radiant damage, and a healing touch. Their Celestial Revelation allows them to manifest divine power, gaining wings or unleashing radiant energy. Aasimar often feel a calling to fight evil, embodying celestial virtues and serving as beacons of hope.
Tiefling
Infernal heritage with a natural affinity for dark magics.
Human
The most versatile and varied of races, without specific strengths or weaknesses.
Half-Orc
Brute strength combined with human adaptability.
Halfling
Small, nimble and resourceful, able to easily evade danger.
Half-Elf
Sharing characteristics of both humans and elves, versatile and adaptable.
Gnome
Small, curious, and inventive, skilled in arcane arts.
Elf
Graceful and wise, with an affinity for nature and magic.
Dwarf
Stout and strong, skilled in metalwork and masonry.
Dragonborn
Born of dragons, these creatures are large and in charge, with a breath weapon.