Usually in small groups of 4 to 8 members, these Deer like Humanoid race spend their time roaming around their Forrest homes. The Males have horns, which they will not hesitate to use if they discover you in their territory. Both Males and Females will bite intruders if they get too close.
The Cervus Folk view all outsiders are threats with the rare exceptions of Druids (of any race) or their cousins, the Cervidaen.
Besides Common, they speak their native language of Cervidaen (which is named after their smarter Cousins).
Bite. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 2 (1d4) piercing damage.
Horn. Melee Weapon Attack: +2 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 2 (2d4) piercing damage.
Distress Call: When threatened, The Cervus Folk makes a call for help from others of it's kind. Everyone within 30 feet must make a DC 13 Con Save or be paralyzed for a turn. If help doesn't arrive for 3 turns, they may make another distress call.
Very Territorial and protective of their own, males will attack any intruder they come across. The females are more passive, but will attempt to observe (at a distance) any intruders in groups for protection.
Description
The Cervus Folk are Deer like Humanoids that live in Forested areas. They range between 5' and 5'8" for the females and 5'11" and 6'6" for the males (not counting the height of the Antlers). Though they have hooves for feet, they have humanoid hands with opposable thumbs.
They tend to their land in small groups. The Females lead their groups, while the males serve as protectors. Though uncommon, if an intruder can speak to a female in their native language, the females can call off the males. However, if the Distress Call has already been made, only death can stop the males. They utilize tools made with their old Antlers.
Males are typically passive with members of their own kind, but they will become aggressive if they find intruders. Then the males are usually aggressive in defending their territory. They are especially protective of females, even fighting other males to defend the ladies of the Cervus Folk. In mating season, Males challenge each other for the approval of the females.
Females are usually passive. When intruders are discovered, they usually gather in groups and try to keep out of range of the intruders. They release a call for help, which drives Males to the area ready to attack anything they find that don't belong in their territory.
They find Druids to be acceptable, as long as they don't attack one of their members. This goes to the Cervidaens as well, but usually are given more trust than any other race.
They speak common and their native language, Cervidean.
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