eleazzaar
2015-05-29, 10:54 PM
Wild Dwarf (subrace)
Dwarf dwarves... I gave them the tough skin so players could choose to leave them in their picturesque “garments” of hair without being extremely vulnerable.
Link to Eleazar's 5e Race Conversions (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m7qG9BDQEH1pIykhmUb88f1--ghHvJZlV5QBJUtzTR4/edit#heading=h.c2r4w6cictqh)
Lore
For the official 3.5 Lore on this race, see Races of the Faerun p 23.
Wild dwarves, also known as “dur Authalar”, are little known inhabitants of jungles, dense forest and bushland. They have rejected the civilized ways of other dwarves, and live a subsistence lifestyle in the wild, grouped into small hunting parties.
They wear little clothing, instead relying mostly on their long woven hair and beards to serve as a garment, as well as their leathery skin to ward off thorns, claws and biting insects. Should they happen to meet a mountain or hill dwarf, they would no doubt consider it soft, and pampered— unfit for the constant struggle of life.
Traits
Ability Score Increase. Your Dexterity scores increase by 1.
Cultural Skills. Wild Dwarves have a strong cultural emphasis on the Survival and Stealth skills, though it takes time and effort to master them. These skills are added to your class list of skill choices.
Extreme Resilience. You have advantage on saving throws against disease, and you have resistance against disease damage.
Wild Dwarf Combat Training. Instead of the weapon and tool proficiencies other dwarves gain, you have proficiency with the blowgun, handaxe, net, and poison kit.
Tough Skin. Your skin is tough and leathery. When you aren’t wearing armor, your AC equals 12 + your Dexterity modifier.
Size. Wild dwarves are much smaller than other dwarves, but still larger than halflings and gnomes, standing at or near four feet tall and weighing about 60 pounds. Your size is Small.
Points
1 Attribute Bonuses
0 Cultural Skills
0.5 Extreme Resilience
0 Wild Dwarf Combat Training (replaces Dwarf Combat Training)
1 Tough Skin
0 Small
4.25 Dwarf Base Race
6.75 Total
Dwarf dwarves... I gave them the tough skin so players could choose to leave them in their picturesque “garments” of hair without being extremely vulnerable.
Link to Eleazar's 5e Race Conversions (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m7qG9BDQEH1pIykhmUb88f1--ghHvJZlV5QBJUtzTR4/edit#heading=h.c2r4w6cictqh)
Lore
For the official 3.5 Lore on this race, see Races of the Faerun p 23.
Wild dwarves, also known as “dur Authalar”, are little known inhabitants of jungles, dense forest and bushland. They have rejected the civilized ways of other dwarves, and live a subsistence lifestyle in the wild, grouped into small hunting parties.
They wear little clothing, instead relying mostly on their long woven hair and beards to serve as a garment, as well as their leathery skin to ward off thorns, claws and biting insects. Should they happen to meet a mountain or hill dwarf, they would no doubt consider it soft, and pampered— unfit for the constant struggle of life.
Traits
Ability Score Increase. Your Dexterity scores increase by 1.
Cultural Skills. Wild Dwarves have a strong cultural emphasis on the Survival and Stealth skills, though it takes time and effort to master them. These skills are added to your class list of skill choices.
Extreme Resilience. You have advantage on saving throws against disease, and you have resistance against disease damage.
Wild Dwarf Combat Training. Instead of the weapon and tool proficiencies other dwarves gain, you have proficiency with the blowgun, handaxe, net, and poison kit.
Tough Skin. Your skin is tough and leathery. When you aren’t wearing armor, your AC equals 12 + your Dexterity modifier.
Size. Wild dwarves are much smaller than other dwarves, but still larger than halflings and gnomes, standing at or near four feet tall and weighing about 60 pounds. Your size is Small.
Points
1 Attribute Bonuses
0 Cultural Skills
0.5 Extreme Resilience
0 Wild Dwarf Combat Training (replaces Dwarf Combat Training)
1 Tough Skin
0 Small
4.25 Dwarf Base Race
6.75 Total