While being attacked by any projectile, magical or not, you can choose to use your reaction to make a Dexterity saving throw to beat the attack roll. If you succeed, the damage is negated. Otherwise, you still take damage and fall prone.

As a bonus action, you can slide an extra 5 ft. This does not count towards your movement speed. Along with this, you can jump high into the air and glide over large pits or obstacles, but have a gliding speed of 5 ft. However, you cannot glide for more than 15 ft., and if you try to glide every 5 ft. after 15, you gain 1 point of exhaustion.

Cup names are usually androgynous, as they are more based on the type of container their head is

In far, faraway land, farther than anything in the multiverse, there existed a land called "Inkwell Isle." Here, various anthropomorphic objects exist as the residence of the island; and among them, Cups were a large part of the island's people. Unlike everywhere else, this land looks unrealistic, hand drawn, cartoonish, even. It's unknown what caused the creation of these Cups or Inkwell Isle, but some say that an artist managed to get their hands on incredible animation magic and infused it with their art, accidentally creating an entire world.

In the land of Inkwell Isle, Cups are rather famous for being mischievous, yet playful creatures, getting themselves into all kinds of trouble. They're quite agile, and capable of all sorts of deeds, good or evil. In the past, there have been plenty of Cups that were war heroes or legends, now immortalized as statues in the mountains of Rugged Ridge, set as examples for other Cups to follow.

Cups are like your average human. Some have jobs, others stay at home with families, but many of them go on perilous adventures for certain reasons. In fact, aside from their hand-drawn origins and daring quests, they're usually quite average in terms of society.

Certain Cups are given magic upon reaching the proper age or when they need it the most. In order to do so, they imbibe a magic potion. Soon, they learn the first of possibly many magical techniques: Finger Bullets. By consistently snapping their fingers, they can create small bullets of energy that can be used as a means of attacking.

 Your Dexterity score increases by 2 and your Charisma increases by 1

 cups usually mature around age 5, however if they are gifted with calix animi they can be immortal until forgotten about

Cups are usually playful characters, leaning into the chaotic side of the alignment. However, certain Cups, especially the wise and knowledgeable ones, are more neutral.

Cups are about as large as the average human child. Your size is small.

 Your base walking speed is 30 feet.

 Thanks to your head, you take less hits than your average creature. Your Constitution score is decreased by 3.

Thanks to a magical potion that you drank at some point in your past, you can shoot magic bullets by snapping your fingers consistently. These snaps are considered magical, require at least one hand to shoot. Upon firing, you do create some noise, possibly attracting attention if you're trying to be sneaky. All Cups start with the Peashooter Snap, as described later in the list. You can find and purchase more along your journeys, but you can only equip choose two to swap between. roll a d4 to see how many you shoot
1st level: 1d6 force damage
6th level: 2d6 force damage
9th level: 3d6 Force damage
15th level: 4d6 force damage
18th level: 5d6 force damage

You speak common