Humblewood

H What creatures can be played, and are there specific classes? And what monsters can we battle? I'm gonna answer all of this AND more. My name is Jay, and I've run H I love running this setting, and you're about to find out if it's for you too. Let'start with how the world itself looks. The area of the setting is based in a world called Everden, with coasts to the south and east, mountain ranges, and centered on a great wooded area. This is the H The magic has also caused familiar looking creatures to grow to h Early on, bird and H A grey fire also carved down its space in this world, causing massive damage to an area known as the Scorch Grove. Druid, as caretakers known as the Tenders, watch over this area and attempt to heal it with nature-based magic. Now, given that this isn't a setting filled with the usual D&D races, what about religion in H Well, the people of H Almost Outside of that, there are gods representing all the races of H Speaking of the different races of H Corv There are two subtypes in the Dust Corv Say that 10 times fast. Gallus are mostly depicted as chickens or roosters, but they can be represented by any kind of wildfowl. He is me building my turkey paladin, oath of the gobble. Loomers hail from the Dove family and are the wild card of the birdfolk. The eccentric sable loomer can be extremely hard to read and the Sarah loomer are the polar opposite, being celebrated for their amazing song. Raptors are the birds of prey, represented by hawks, eagles and any other type. The Maron raptor is as comfortable in water as in the trees and the Mistral raptor can be faster in the branches than on the ground. Strigs are the burly owl folk that prefer solitary lives in nature rather than big societies. Stout Strigs are the toughest of the Strig people and the Swift Strigs are faster and very comfortable looking after themselves in the wilds. And now for the H Starting out with the Dealex Servant, these big boys get up to seven feet tall. The Grove Servant are swift and agile, whereas the Pronghorn Servant are incredibly strong and able to fight with their antlers. Hedges are the meek hedgehog folks. There are no subtypes of hedge, but they are great at burrowing, using their spiny quills to their advantage and have a connection to natural magic. Durbean come represented by their gerbil- What they lack in size they make up for in their j Mapak are the raccoon folk of the wood. Great climbers, stealthy, naturally good at finding things even in the dark and possessing the ability to produce temporary items out of random junk that they find on the ground. And lastly the Vulpin are the sophisticated Fox people. Smart and charismatic predators that can fight with their bite and even get into the heads of others to charm or cause fear. But heroes need enemies to fight so let's take a look at a few of the things that you may face in the h Birdfolk skeletons, deceased birdfolk raised as necromanic soldiers. Cobblephrites expand on this idea being a monstrous amalgamation of five or six birdfolk skeletons combined. There are also flame infused enemies from the scorched groves such as the ember bat or the enormous ash snake which resembles volcanic magma. Predator-like beasts hunt the people of h Or perhaps you'll face the wakeworm. I don'think I have to go into any more details there. With all of these enemies to face surely you'll need some extra h So how about some new subclasses? The College of the Road Bard is a wanderer who picks up aspects of other classes from travelers they meet along the way called Travelers Tricks. The community domain clerics focus on the power of the forces that bind people together such as family and friendship whereas the night domain use the power of darkness to conceal dangers and the shadow to evade predators. The scufflore fighter is a hard-hitting dirty fighter that will use any trick they can such as banter, misdirection and blindsiding their foes. There are also new h SHUT THE GLOCK! Not bad right? But what if the cutesy animal woodland setting isn't for you and you want something grittier with more dangerous and unique mechanics built in? Well I have the answer for you