Homebrew Bejuk Species Details
The sights (and scents) of bejuk caravans are not easily
ignored. Horned and antlered humanoids with bestial eyes
and ears ride atop fantastic animals, each decorated with
trinkets, dyes, and other adornments that celebrate bejuk
aesthetics. Once a caravan stops at a city to trade goods and information, young bejuks feed and clean the mounts while the adults handle transactions until they all quietly pack up and move on. They do not own land, nor do they wish to do so: their caravan holds all their needs and treasures.
Bejuk Traits
Baubles, Herd’s Resolve, Stotting, Tamer’s TouchBaubles
You have proficiency with your choice of jeweler's
tools, weaver's tools, or woodcarver's tools. Using these tools, you can spend 1 hour and 2 sp worth of raw materials to craft a Tiny bauble worth 3 sp, such as a string of beads, a clothing patch, or an earring. If a creature willingly accepts one of these baubles from you as a gift, you gain advantage on the first Charisma check you make to influence that creature within the next minute, You can gain this benefit no more than once per day per creature.
Herd’s Resolve
While you are within 20 feet of a friendly creature that isn't incapacitated, you have advantage on saving throws against being frightened Additionally, when a creature within 20 feet of you makes a saving throw against being frightened, you can use your reaction to grant it advantage on the roll.
Stotting
When you make a standing long or high jump, you jump as if you had made a running start. Additionally, your jump height is doubled, which often helps with mounting creatures that are much larger than you.
Tamer’s Touch
You have proficiency in the Animal Handling skill Additionally, you can cast animal friendship using this trait. Once you cast it, you can't do so again until you finish a long rest. Wisdom is your spellcasting ability for it.
Languages
You know how to speak, read, and write Common, Bejuk, and two other standard languages of your choice. Most people hear the Bejuk tongue as a gibberish dialect of Common. In reality, it is a sublanguage composed of idioms, metaphors, slang, and other figures of speech that require months of daily exposure to understand fully.
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