Homebrew Avali Species Details
Avali are not known to keep a general log of their history, but for the most part, they are nomadic and split up into individual groups very often. Their technology speaks the most about their history, acquired by an alien race that invaded their homeworld in Avalon. The avali are a race that is often scattered around different worlds with their borrowed technologies and technological histories. Using coal and sand, Avali have fashioned glass-like blades and guns with a unique style based on their culture. They have since used aegis gel and graphite along with other alloys to make white and orange color oriented panels and weapon bases. The process of making aegis gel and graphite is handed down from tribe to tribe as it is their bread and butter for their technology. Avali used to have a form of government that all the tribes connected to. But too often would tribes lose connection with their government and obtain varied cultures of their own. They use vehicles like the VTOL dropship and armor that’s made of carbon nanofiber weave, which in turn is made from a nanofiber station.
Avali Traits
tiny babbiesAcute Hearing
Avali have two pairs of ears with a specific shape to allow them to have excellent hearing. You have advantage on Perception that rely on hearing. This gives avali an uncanny "sixth sense", with the downfall of their vision being all peripheral.
Small Wings
You have a flying speed of 15 feet. You cannot ascend higher than this, and can only glide at a speed equal to your flying speed.
Worse Than Bark
You have sharp, plate-like teeth which are natural weapons. If you hit with them, you deal piercing damage equal to 1d6 + your Strength or Dexterity modifier.
Fluffy Bodies
You’re acclimated to Extreme Cold, as described in chapter 5 of the Dungeon Master’s Guide and you have advantage on Survival checks while in terrains such as tundra's and other cold places. However, you have a harder time in hot places and have disadvantage on Survival checks made under these conditions.