Homebrew Antlecervusolen Species Details
"He was majestic.
"He had the body of a centaur, the body of a man, a grace only that of the elvish kind carry, and antlers of ivory. His long hair flowed in the wind, and I couldn't help but feel both entranced and completely bewildered. I had never seen anything like it.
"It noticed me in an instant and made a beeline to me with a soft, memorable smile, but as soon as it saw my crossbow it retreated. Then, it was gone."
- The Feyphonix: A Guide to the Feywild and it's Magical Menagerie of Creatures , Article XXII, by M. Jasper
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Antlecervusolen Traits
Some folk suppose the antlecervusolen originated directly in the Feywild because of their heightened senses and supernatural properties.Heightened Senses
Antlecervusolen have deer-like properties, including their senses. Due to the aforementioned trait, plus their deep bonds with nature, antlecervusolen are able to pick up on changes in their environment very quickly and can adapt accordingly.
Natural Archer
Because of the antlecervusolen's centaur qualities, they have a knack for archery, particularly with the longbow.
Antlecervusolen have been reported to be carrying longbows with them on several occassions (though sightings of the antlecervusolen are quite a rarity). On rare accounts, they can be seen shooting a target from up to a hundred feet away with near perfect aim.
Natural Bard
Antlecervusolen are often quite crafty and are able to craft, fine tune, and even play musical instruments. Some speculate their music is a secret communication method with fey creatures, others just believe it's in their good nature to play music for the world.
Illusionary Caster
Antlecervusolen are said to only be seen by the purest of heart. And though that myth may have been busted when a group of exotic-creature smugglers came across one (we'll spare you the details of that incident), it is quite possible they are so elusive due to their speculated invisibility. Not much is known about the antlecervusolen, but perhaps they are more common than we think, and we simply just cannot see them with the naked eye.
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Posted Nov 28, 2022Though I can't reveal exactly where the antlecervusolen came from, I can guarantee they are, in fact, part deer, fey, elf, and centaur, and probably a bunch of other stuff as well.
... and yes, it does get easier to type the more you type it. Just... practice?