Today, snakes do not generally enjoy a positive reputation. Popularly, they are a symbol of danger or sneakiness as well as a cause of terror or revulsion. For the Aztecs, however, the snake embodied none of these negative qualities. Rather, the snake stood for fertility and plenty. Looking at the abundant reproduction of these reptiles, the Aztecs believed that the top layer of the earth consisted of interlaced snakes. The snakes formed a sacred mat from which other beings––humans, plants, animals––had grown
This feat is a gift of the 7 Serphent or Chicomecoatl the Aztec Diety of Fertility Hospitality Corn & Sustenance accepting her hospitality and blessing
will grant you the following effects
+5 Survival
+5 Medicine
+10 Hit Points
+1 Constitution
+3 Con Saves
-expertise with cooks utensils
this feat also grants the spell Fer de Lance
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